History of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Volume 3Smith, Joseph, Jr.
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History of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Volume 3
Smith, Joseph, Jr.
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; Smith, Joseph, Jr., 1805-1844
John Lameraux..............6
Jesse P. Harmon............6
John Vanleuven, Jun........9
Aaron Cheney...............6
Nathan Cheney..............4
Edwin P. Merriam...........3
Henry Munroe...............3
Ira P. Thornton............7
Oliver Rowe................6
Stephen Rowe...............6
John Thorp.................7
Daniel L. Nuptire..........3
William Gribble............3
Charles N. Baldwin.........2
William Draper, Sen........2
Laban Morris...............2
Lucius N. Scovil...........4
Aaron Johnson..............4
Joseph Coon................4
Nathan Staker..............6
Asa Wright................10
Zephaniah W. Brewster......9
Munro Crosier..............2
Asaph Blanchard............1
Ethan A. Moore.............8
William Carey
James Lethead
John Rulison...............8
[Sidenote: The Movement Commended.]
_March 17_.--Met again agreeable to adjournment in the attic story of
the Lord's House, at 1 p. m. A general attendance of those belonging
to the camp and many others belonging to the different quorums of
the Church came in. The room was full to overflowing. Elder Josiah
Butterfield, presided. After opening by prayer the object of the
meeting was stated by the chairman, viz., the removing of the Saints
to Zion. Elder James Foster next laid before the meeting the movements
of the Seventies in relation to that desired object and was followed
by Elders Joseph Young, Henry Harriman, Zera Pulsipher, and by others
of the different quorums, who highly {94} approved of the proceedings
of the quorum of Seventies in relation to the order of removing and of
the organization of the camp. The Constitution was read by the clerk,
which was spoken of in terms of commendation by all who spoke. Much of
the Spirit of God was manifested on this occasion and the hearts of all
made glad in anticipation of their deliverance from Kirtland.
[Sidenote: Hyrum Smith on Previous Movements.]
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