In the afternoon, after my departure, a committee from Ray county arrived at Far West, to inquire into the proceedings of our society in going armed into Daviess county, complaint having been entered in Ray county by Adam Black, William P. Peniston, and others. The committee from Ray county requested an interview with a committee of Caldwell, and a general meeting was called at the city hall, at six in the evening, when it was stated that they were assembled to take into consideration the doings of the citizens of Ray county, wherein they have accused the "Mormons" of this place of breaking the peace, in defending their rights and those of their brethren in the county of Daviess. The meeting was organized by appointing Bishop Edward Partridge, chairman; and Geo. W. Robinson, clerk. The meeting adopted the following-- _Resolutions_. "Resolved 1st. That a committee of seven be appointed to confer with the committee from Ray county. "Resolved 2nd. That this committee, with their secretary, be authorized to answer such questions as may be offered by the committee from Ray county, and as are named in the document presented to this meeting, purporting to be the preamble and resolutions of the citizens of Ray county. "Resolved 3rd. That whereas the document referred to has no date or signature, our committee judge of the fact, and act accordingly. "Resolved 4th. That our committee report their proceedings to this meeting as soon as possible. "Edward Partridge, Chairman, "Geo. W. Robinson, Clerk." _Sunday, 12_.--I continued with the brethren at the Forks {63} of Grand river, offering such counsel as their situation required. [Sidenote: Chased by a Mob.] _Monday, 13_.--I returned with my council to Far West. We were chased ten or twelve miles, by some evil designing men, but we eluded their pursuit. When within about eight miles of home, we met some brethren who had come to inform us that a writ had been issued by Judge King, for my arrest, and that of Lyman Wight, for attempting to defend our rights against the mob. [4] _Tuesday and Wednesday, 14 and 15_.--I spent principally at home, engaged in domestic affairs. _Thursday, 16_.--I spent principally at home. [Sidenote: The Prophet's Interview with the Sheriff of Daviess County.] The sheriff of Daviess county, accompanied by Judge Morin, called and notified me, that he had a writ to take me to Daviess county, for trial, for visiting that county on the seventh instant.