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AUTHOR INDEX

Orant, Jedediah M, 30, 35, 43

Kimball, Hel>er C, 7, 17

Lund, Anthon H. , 52, 53

I^man, 7raxicit M. 49

Pratt, Orson, 5

Pratt, Parley P. 38

Rich, Charles C . 55

Smith, aeorge A. , 3, 16, 25

Smith, Byr\m 12

Smith, Joseph (Prophet) 1, 3, 6, 10, 11, 13, 15
19, 20, 29, 29, 31, 33, 34, 37,
39, 41, 42, 45, 47, 48

Smith, Joseph F. , 36, 46, 50, 51

Taylor, John, 28

Winder, John R. , 54

Woodruff, Wilford, 24

Young, Bri^iam, 2, 4, 6. 18, 21, 22, 32, 40, 44

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do rvot betrecy
Ke^vciv; tlvrvt
yoxi do rvot t>e-
trisy Jesxis CK"***
(IvM yoxi do rvot
betrac/ tKe brelK^

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own laws, set at dcfkkinee

ai)d tnunplea aijder

/bot every

piiijoiplc of

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justice, a^ijd
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It) t\}e \}exsy-
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world. A wise nfi6J>
willpr^cr ittow?y
oilier; but MjoI will
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wilh <vrti/ici^I or)cs.

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possess i^ cduoAtioi)- eL real
Slower or tt)e i^ti/icibJL
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educA-Tior),
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, ij^ai) ll)e <vrti/lciA.l
or)c 5/ll)cworld.
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l)CdJl ea)a ll)C l)edJ*t, tl)e
Oliver tt)c ]}e>d ^lQr)©>

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i\s^a;y ll/i^ iiy corv.-
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I«)0iAr5 ajvd gfoveriv-
irvpivtJ ofMjK* to
protect.

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nvote Miviver-

SdJ pciv.cc Kibve.
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The world Kb-s
K«vd «v/Sir tridJ
/or 5ix tKoMS^Jvd
yesvrs; tl\c Lord
will try tlxg^

$ever\JK tKoM3
©jvd Hlnysel/!

JbtiPp^ Sm/^/f, The Prophet

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In^y dissemble, ccJ-
Minixy mi^d^/hmi
b\it IKe trxitK o/"
<Jo^ will ^foybr Ih^
boldly, rvobly, 2Mvd
iivdepervdeivtly.
xiivtil it KssS peive-
trad:ed every coiv-
tiivervt.vi^ited every
clime, iwept every
coMivtryeJxd Joaivded
iiv every eM*. till t)\e
pvirpo^es ^^od sf^l
bejycconvpliSKecl durvd
tWe ^^e^l Jei\pveJK,
sK^Il 5^y tl\p worR
is done* joseftfySmitu,

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Word Q/' Wiidonv
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be overtl\rowi\

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irrevocd^bly de-
creed ii\He&yeiv
be^re tKeybviivdol-
loiv 9/"tl\e world,
Mpoiv^Kiclv ftll
ble55iiv^s jsj*e
predieaded ; ©jrvjd

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iK bless irv^ y^rom
(jod,i(i$by obcd-
iervce totlye i^w
xipoivvvKjcKit is
prcdicftied.

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ple 3/^ nvercy,
ea\$ be reftcdy toy&r-
5iveyo\ir brotl\er
oiv tl\p yirst iivti-
md^tioiv g/^ repeiv
tfeovce , iMvd ?v5K-
iiv5 ^/brsiveiveSS,
?^j\jcl i/^we eveiv
5fv»JtId y&rgive
o\ir brotlver, or eveiv
OMP erveiay, b^/tore
tKeyrepeivl orjvsK
y&rsiveivess, oxir
H eisveiyly FeJtKer
woxild be cqxidJiy
merci/til xirslo >js.

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privileges.

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oMiirry yoM>vill/1fi)d
tl)eyMsetl)e sin) pf est
nvjstrumcrvjts to crft.cK
ca)d rcirvove tb©
largest rocks;
ISO ti)e Lord
uses tl)c
sinxplcst q/
Hb scrveints to
A.cooiir)plisK soii)e 9/
Hb greatest purposes

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ly <vi\d iKe pro-
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to nviix^le reiis'ioxiS
ir^lvi ervce ^vit Iv
civil g'overiv—
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orve reli^ioMS
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inii)d J)is own
busii)e$s."

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ved every niJWD
will jhoa^c eii)pJoy-
ii)ei)t suj^'cieiiFt.

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t)e Lord
inspired
the men
tb8Llytdjned the
constitution q/
our country.
jvDd lie.5 gujvrd-
ed tl)e pislioo
yrom its
ybui)d?y.lioD.

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yo\ir irvcoirye^.

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^^7l)C' Constitution of the United
States is a glorious standard; it is
founded upon wisdom ; it is a heavenly
banner ; it is like a great tree under
whose branches men from
every clime can be

shielded from
the burning rays of
an inclement sun ;
and Mormons as well as
Presbyterians, and every
other denomination, have
equal rights to partake of
the fruits of this great tree
of our national liberty.

—Joseph Smith, The Prophet.

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T vras tKrovi^H and by the
po-wer of God tKat the
fatKers o/tHis coxintry
framed the
Declaration of
Independence,
and also tKat
^reat palladium of
'Kximan rigKts, the Con-
stitution of the United
States. TKere is notKing
of a bigoted, narro'w, con-
tracted feeling about tKat
instrument ; it is broad
and compreKensive.
===John Taylor

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IF the ministers of religion had a
proper understanding of the
doctrine of eternal judgment,
they would not be found attending
the man who has forfeited his life
in the injured laws of his country
by shedding blood, for such
characters cannot be
forgiven until
they have paid the
last farthing ; the prayers
^of all the ministers in the world^
^ould not close the gates of hell
against a murderer.

^.-.-Joseph Smith, The Prophet.

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APTISM is an
institution of
heaven, sanc-
tioned by the Father,
revealed by the Son,
taught by the inspira-
tion of the Holy Ghost;
and it is the method
by which a man's sins can
be remitted. Faith, repent-
ance, and baptism, for the
remission of sins were a saving
means to the children of men
anciently, and are at the pres-
ent day, because they are a part of
the Gospel, and all are essential to
the remission of sins.
— Jedediah M. Grant.

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I'lJBl.lhilKI) UY m,j\ K. lUUH, CHATTANOOGA, TENN.

**""jgver keep in
exercise the
principle of
mercy, and be ready to
forgive your brother on
the first intimation of
repentance, and asking
forgiveness; and if we
even should forgive our
brother, or even our
enemy, before they re-
pent or ask forgiveness,
our Heavenly Fath-
er would be equally
merciful unto us."

-Joseph Smithy

The Prophet.

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I'um.isHKi) BY hi:n k. imcu, (;iiatj'anuo(;a, jexn

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^ person who is
a thief, a liar, and a
murderer in his heart,
but professes to be a
Saint, is more odious
in the sight of God,
angels and good
men, than a person
who comes out and
openly declares he is
our enemy. A devil
with a Saint's cloak
on is one of the
meanest characters
you can imagine.

32

'Brigham Young.

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^37^ believe that
every man should be
honored in his station;
rulers and magistrates,
as such, being placed
for the protection of the
innocent, and the pun-
ishment of the guilty ;
and that to the laws,
all men owe respect and
deference, as without
them peace and harmony
would be supplanted by
anarchy and terror*

33 —Joseph Smith, The Prophet.

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HELL may pour
forth its rage
like the burning lava
of Mt. Vesuvius, or of
Etna, or of the most
terrible of burning
mountains; and yet
shall Mormonism
stand! Water, fire,
truth, and God are all
realities. Truth is
Mormonism! God
is the Author of it!
He is our shield.

---Joseph Smith, The Prophet.

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I do not like the per-
son who sneers at
"riormonism," and I
do not like those who asso-
ciate with such; they are no
brothers, no sisters, no
friends to me. I fellowship
those who love the institu-
tions of God— who love the
servants of God, and the
truth of God, and the prin-
ciples of righteousness.
But that class that sneer at
the principles of the Gospel,
and the institutions of the
Kingdom of God, who like
to associate with the wick-
ed and the ungodly, are
not my brothers, they are
not my sisters, nor friends,
nor the friends of God.

35 "'Jedediah M. Grant.

P0BLISHEO BY BEK E. RICH, CHATTANOOGA, TBNN.

IT was part of the de-
sign of the Almigfhty
when he influenced our
fathers to leave the Old
World and come to this
Continent; He had a
hand in the establish^
ment of this Government;
He inspired the framers
of the Constitution and
the fathers of this nation
to contend for their liber=

ty.

34 -'-Joseph F. Smith.

~ A will give unto you
4J one of the keys of
the mysteries of the King-
dom. It is an eternal prin-
ciple that has existed with
God from all eternity: that
man who rises up to con-
demn others, finding fault
with the Church, saying
that they are out of the
way while he himself is
righteous, then know as-
suredly that that man is
in the high road to aposta-
sy; and if he does not re-
pent will apostatize as God
lives.

—Joseph Smithy The Prophet.

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ClK eonslHution

/T seems broad enough,
and large enough, to
receive and protect all that
may be in any way depriv-
ed of the common rights
of man. It was doubtless
dictated by the spirit of
eternal wisdom, and has
thus far proved itself ade-
quate to the wants of the
nation, and to the wants
of all mankind that have
seen fit to attach them-
selves to it, or come under
its protection and share in
its blessings.

—Parley P. Pratt

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iY the power of God
I translated the
Book of Mormon from
hieroglyphics, the knowl-
edge of which was lost to
the world; in which won-
derful event I stood alone,
an unlearned youth, to
combat the worldly wis-
dom and multiplied ignor-
ance of eighteen centuries,
with a new revelation,
which— if they would re-
ceive the everlasting Gos-
pel—wouldopen the eyes of
more than eight hundred
millions of people and
make ''plain theold paths,"
wherein if a man walk in
all the ordinances of God
blameless, he shall inherit
eternal life.

—Joseph Smith, The Prophet

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HEN the day
comes in which
the kingdom of God will
bear rule, the flag of the
United States will proud-
ly flutter unsullied
the flagstaff of liberty
and equal rights with-
out a spot to sully its
fair surface: the glorious
flag our fathers have be-
queathed to us will then
be unfurled to the breeze
by those who have pow-
er to hoist it aloft, and
defend its sanctity.

40 —Brigham Young.

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^^'^ O unhallowed hand can

^ ^ stop the work of God

from progressing. Persecution

may rage, mobs may combine,

armies may assemble, calumny

may defame ; but the truth of

God will go forth boldly, nobly

and independently, until it has

penetrated every continent,

visited every clime, swept every

country and sounded in every

car, till the purposes of God

shall be accomplished and the

Great Jehovah shall say the

work is done.

4. —Joseph Smith, The Prophet.

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TEKN.

THOUGH our religious
principles are before
the world, ready for the inves-
tigation of all men, yet we are
aware that the sole foundation
of all the persecution against us
has arisen in consequence of cal-
umnies and misconstructions,
without foundation in truth or
righteousness. Posterity will
yet do us the justice, when our
persecutors are equally low in
the dust with ourselves, to
hand down to succeeding gener-
ations, the virtuous acts and
forbearance of a people who
sacrificed their reputation for
their religion, and their earthly
fortunes and happiness to pre-
serve peace.

'"Joseph Smith, The Prophet.

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^^^ OC' net has been cast into
the sea, and, if the parable is true, it
has drawn to the shore all kinds of fish,
and you must not be alarmed if you
find in Zion some curiosities. If I
wished to find the best men in the
world I should go to Zion to find them ;
If I wished to find the biggest devil I
would look in Zion for him among the
people of God ; there I can find the
greatest scamps. I believe the words
of Christ are true, that the net has
gathered of every kind of fish ; that it
has gathered men of every class. Do
not marvel if you find here goats as
well as sheep, and the speckled goats
and the long haired goats, and the
smooth goats and the rough goats, and
goats of every grade and size and color,
mixed among the sheep. Do not think
you will be without your trials here ;
that you are to be a stereotyped edition
to sit upon stools, singing glory to God,
and that that is all you have to do.
** — Jedediah M. Grant.

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^ 4%^hen the wicked have power to
^^ rn hlow out the sun, that it shines
CV^ / no more; when they have
^^^^ power to bring to a conclusion
the operations of the elements,
suspend the whole system of nature, and
make a foot-stool of the throne of the Al-
mighty, they may then think to check "Mor-
monism" in its course and thwart the unalter-
able purposes of heaven. Men may persecute
the people who believe its doctrines ; report
and publish lies to bring tribulations upon
their heads ; earth and hell may unite in one
grand league against it and exert their ma-
licious powers to the utmost, but it will stand
as firm and unmovable in the midst of it all as
the pillars of eternity. Men may persecute
the Prophet and those who believe and uphold
him, they may drive the Saints and kill them,
but this does not affect the truths of "Mor-
monism," for they will stand when the ele-
ments melt in fervent heat, the heavens are
wrapt up like a scroll, and the solid earth is
dissolved. "Mormonism" stands upon the
eternal basis of omnipotence. Jehovah is the
"Mormonism" of this people, their Priest-
hood and their power ; and all who adhere to
it will, in the appointed day, come up into the
presence of the King Eternal, and receive a
crown of life.

— Brigham Young.

PUBLISHED BY BEN E. RICH, CHATTANOOGA, TENN.

__ hose who have not been

O enclosed in the walls of
prison, without cause or
provocation, can have
little idea how sweet the voice of
a friend is ! One token of friend-
ship from any source whatever
awakens and calls into action
every sympathetic feeling ; it
brings up in an instant every-
thing that is past ; it seizes the
present with the avidity of light-
ning ; it grasps after the future
with the fierceness of a tiger ; it
moves the mind backward and
forward, from one thing to an-
other, until finally all enmity,
malice, hatred, and past differ-
ences, misunderstandings and
mismanagements are slain vic-
torious at the feet of Hope.

—Joseph Smith, The Prophet.

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— 0 be a Latter Day Saint
requires the sacrifice of
worldly aims and pleas-
ures; it requires fidelity, strength
of character, love of truth, in-
tegrity to principle, and zealous
desire to see the triumphant
march of truth. This means that
often our position must be un-
popular. It means unending bat-
tle against sin and worldliness.
It is not an easy road to travel ;
and the opposing power will al-
ways manifest itself in the way
of the young man who walks
therein; but only so may we
establish truth, build character,
and keep pure the principles of
the Gospel that have been en-
trusted to us.

Joseph F. Smith

.>nHL.S„F.n BY BKN K RICH, CHATTANOOGA, TENN.

^V / E have suffere^d our
^r%r rights and our liber-
ties to be taken from
us ; we have not avenged our-
selves of those wrongs ; we have
appealed to magistrates, to sher-
iffs, to judges, to the government
and to the President of the Unit-
ed States all in vain; yet we
have yielded peacefully to all
these things. We have not com-
plained at the Great God; we
murmured not, but peacefully
left all, and retired into the back
country, in the broad and wild
prairies, in the barren and deso-
late plains, and there commenced
anew ; making the desolate places
to bud and blossom as the rose.
-Joseph Smith, The Prophet.

PCBLlSMKn BY HCN K. IMCH rHi,...x,

V ^^E came to this earth
^\ that we might have
a body and present
it pure before God in the Celes-
tial Kingdom. The great prin-
ciple of happiness consists in
having a body. The devil has
no body, and herein is his pun-
ishment. He is pleased when
he can obtain the tabernacle of
man, and when cast out by
the Savior he asked to go into
the herd of swine, showing he
would prefer a swine^s body to
having none.

— Joseph Smith, The Prophet

PUBLISHED BY BEN E. HTCH. CHATTANOOGA. TKNX.

man can^
not deny
the truth
when the
^Spirit of God
is burning
in his bosom.

"'Francis M. Lyman,

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'The man who

abstains
from sin and
from indul-
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pleasure is not

a slave but a

free man.

"•Anthon H. Lund

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'Jinthon H, Lund.

Published bj B«n E. Rioh, Cbattaaooga, Teim.

— John R. Winder.

Published by Ben E. Rich, ChattMiooga, Tenn.

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presented be-
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either receive or

reject it If we
reject it we have
overcome; if we
receive it we
are overcome.

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