nothing more in the papers, which will tend to inflame the rage of our enemies but leave them alone and let us mind our own business. He then proposed that we cease publishing the “Nauvoo Neighbor”, and save our paper, inasmuch as our papers rarely get beyond the hands of our enemies. Any information we want to send abroad we will publish in circulars, and extra’s.
Coun. moved that the next number of the “Times & Seasons” shall close that paper, and that we will publish the minutes of the conference in the next neighbor and then stop it, and let that be the end of the business with the , and when we want to send information abroad we will do it by circulars and extra’s. [p. [62]]