Chester Loveland a modern Ajax.--Drives the Sheriff and his posse.--Holds a mobocratic jury.--Brings them to terms.--Captain in "Nauvoo Legion."--Comes to Utah.--Goes to Carson.--A scene of suffering.--Commissioned Probate Judge.--Is left to preside.--Mission to the States.--John A. McAllister called on mission to Europe.--Interesting time on the steamer.--Why the "Mormons" were driven from Nauvoo.--Is sent to the Orkney Islands.--Stops at his uncle's in Glasgow.--Missionary labors.--In Dundee and Newcastle-on-Tyne.--Visits London.--Returns home.--Is elected County Recorder. CHAPTER LIV. Discourse by Apostle Lorenzo Snow at the General Conference, Salt Lake City, April 7, 1882, Reported by George F. Gibbs.--Reference to Moses and ancient Israel.--Distrusting results the effect of ignorance.--Latter-day Saints have more faith.--No such thing as standing still.--Move on, trusting in God, the watchword.--Persecutions of the Latter-day Saints.--Move on and work on.--If we do our part, God will do His.--How the Lord overruled in our coming to the mountains.--Plural marriage.--Good resulting from the Edmunds bill.--The great worth of the Gospel.--Move on, move on. CHAPTER LV. Eli H. Peirce.--Called on a mission.--Thoughtless of religion.--Taken by surprise.--Throws aside pipe and novel.--What his associates said.--What Moses Thatcher did.--Eli starts forthwith.--In New York.--To the coal regions, Pennsylvania.--Great success.--A testimonial.--Baptizes and administers to sick.--The power of God attends.--Organizes branches.--Heavenly messenger appears.--Release.--A second mission.--On the frontier.--Baptized a Sioux.--From _Deseret News_.--A third mission.--With B. Morris Young.--Meets with success.--Opposition.--Close of mission.--Happy expression. CHAPTER LVI. Alphonso Snow.--Letter from President Taylor.--Called on mission.--In Tennessee.--Strange dialect.--Travels and preaches.--Organizes a Branch.--Opposition.--Ordered to leave.--A dastardly letter.--Opposition promotes good.--Professors of religion the persecutors.--What a Deacon said.--Presides over a Conference.--In Georgia.--Alphonso released.--Visits relatives. CHAPTER LVII. Introductory.--Letter from Lorenzo's son-in-law on the Sandwich Islands.--The weather.--Cane crop.--Five hundred and forty-nine baptisms.--King David Kalakauna is coming to visit the Saints.--Great preparations for his reception.--Houses decorated.--Inscriptions.--Breakfast is waiting.--The steamer comes.--The King is escorted between two files of men, women and children.--Cheers.--Introductions.--Breakfast, then to the meeting house.--Reception.--Singing choirs.--Dedication prayer by President Partridge.--The King speaks approvingly of the Saints.--Meeting adjourned.--A "big feast" prepared by the natives.--What composed of.--How the King was seated.--How he ate.--How they all, numbering one thousand, ate.--The King escorted to the steamer.--A national custom.--Splendid conference.--Number of the Saints.