Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-01

Daniel Avery ditto. Samuel W Rich
ards ditto"
Saturday Feb. 2ith. AT home. Had
an interview with Brother Phelps at 9
o'clock Seth Palmer, Amos Fielding.
Charles Shumway ana John S Fullmer
volunteered % go 20 Oregon and Cali
fornia.' MI STAR Vol % o. $50
sunday Feb. 2jth. ~ preached at the
Temple block Hyrum also preached.
Evening L attended prayer meeting On
the assembly room gave some im-
portant Instructions aud pr0phcsigd
that within Eve years we should DE- out
of the power of our ola enemies wheth-
er they were apostates or OF the world.
and told the brethren 90 record &C. that
when u comes TO pass they need not
say they had forgotten the saying -
NH star Vol %, p $50.
Monday FEB. goth IRA s. Miles vol
unteercd Co Join the mountain exploring
expedition. -Mil. Star. VOL %. p. SCI
Tuesday 2ith. "Alm0n l.. Ful inner ana
Hosea Stout volunteered 90 go on the
western exploring expedition Mil
Star. Vol 22. %. g.
Wednesday Feb 28th. Thomas S.
Edwards volunteered 90 i1ln the OK
plorIn- expedition to the Rocky Noun
tains. NH Star. VOL 3d. p g.
Thursday. Feb 29th "M0sos smith
and Rufus Beach volunteered t1 io.n
the oregon exploring expedition. Mil.
Star. Vol BIDS.
Under date % Monday March ith
Joseph Smiths Journal says;
'"I Instructed n letter 90 De written 90
james Arlington Bennett 90 consult him
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ter.u
The letter which appears in full On
the journal Of Jogeph Smith contains
,t,t. ,,,,.,..,,,.
AN rs right at Nauvoo We are now
fitting out a noble company 90 explore
Oregon and California and progressing
rapidly with the great Temple, which we
expect 90 roof this season. NIL. star
Vol 20, D. 3.
r-os.. A. ., MI tth ION ...
o"'''' '"'e VI MAY" ii'"' 1915 VIC
ma the loUoWlnB'
"At home an O. Then spent the dav
IN council ia the lodge room over Henry
i ILL.,, s ,D pI,.ba yonI I adScr
e. Klmbali Willard Richards. Parley r.
Pratt. Orson Pratt John Taylor. Geo.
a. smith. Wlllam w, Phelps Joh1 NJ
AIinor Si.vanI'r p,S,,rn pe, ,'r' 51.vs
Erastus snow. Reynolds Cahoon. Amos
Fielding Alpheus Cutler Levi Rich
IIus' Ne"eil N, W. lllneg, LoIeIly ~,
organized into a special council 90 take
into consideration the subject matter
contained in the above letters receved
from a committee at Black River Falls).
and also the best policy for this people
20 ADOPT 10 obtain their rights from the
nation and insure protection for
themselves and children. and to
secure q .restlng place IN the
mountains Dr. some unlnhabitod region.
whore we can eniov the liberty OF con-
science guaranteed 10 US by the Con-
stitution Of our country. rendered
doubly sncrrd by the precious blood Of
our fathers. and denied 10 us by the
present au horlties who have smug-
glod thcmst Ives into power IN the State
and nation. MIL. Star. Vol %. D. 10.
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VII MAJ =" -O'u '"1 ''P'u' '09'p"
smith addressed memorial 90 the
Congress of the United states. asking
o.. o,,,to,it,- 60 rot,. q ,o,,,.s,,. ~
lVvVvV ineu III lhe uhlteu STATES 10
proceed 90 the West In the nelghbOr-
hood az OREGON and California the
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P"' P''0 VI '''''' ''''1 '''4 ~
the memorial.
"To omen the vast region OF the nm
peopied NVest and south to our enllgbt-
aned and onYcrnrieine veon,anr,,. IA
proteot them i'm their researches. 10
secnre tbon I'm their Iocatione and thus
strengthen Tho qovernnent ana enlarge
her borderd fo extend her influence. 10
iuspire Inc Nations with the spirit Of
freedom and win them 10 her standard
to promote intelligence to cultivate
Si ba g',S o ,a1 bSyo ' iUtIrconrse ' sa
nelghbors, No settle All existing difficult
ties among those not organized into an
acknoWledgeH government DoIdeIlns
sro sa, ,,'y ~ iaTonai rsynnno IN he , rs
tion's coffersl TO supersede thenecessity
of standing army on our western and
southgrn l,9lueis, 70 cIea,e ana nam
press r,', MODS jnsurrectlons and oppres.
Sion in Oregon aud an lands bordering
upon the United states ana not incor.
poia,eu ~ aug oCNilo" 49, lia' iona,
regions of our continent. TO omen new
fields OF enterprise for our citizens and
protect them therein, To search our
le al,, ~ 20 anu. , s i, ou s r's Eng
eral information. 10 amalgamate the
feelings Of all with whom We may have
intercourse on the principles OF equity
liberty justice humanity, and benevo-
lence' 10 break down tyranny ana OPP
preston, ana eNalt the standard OF
universal peace. MIL Star. Vol %, p.
1866.
~, .f.,.h o,.h r,ts.u o,,or tt,.a.
va -'''' ~"
was appointed by the CITY council OF
Nauvoo TO carry the memorial and an
ordinance ACCOMPANYING It 20 wash
lngton. for the consideration Of both
houses Of Congress. This appointment
appeared Of record on the city Council
minutes with the seal OF the C1rpOr-