Discourse, 29 December 1843
Discourse, 29 December 1843
Source Note
Source Note
JS, Discourse, , Hancock Co., IL, 29 Dec. 1843; Nauvoo City Council Rough Minute Book, 29 Dec. 1843, 30–31; handwriting of ; CHL. For more complete source information, see the source note for Nauvoo City Council Rough Minute Book, Feb.–Dec. 1841.
Historical Introduction
Historical Introduction
See Historical Introduction to Minutes and Discourse, 29 Dec. 1843.
The Mayor spoke. said that it was expected that a part would be on duty while othess rest,— that it might be expected that thieves had crept into the , that it would be an abominable thing to set a theif to catch a thief, & would look upon men in their situati[o]n, guilty of a mean or cowardly act with the utmost concempt,— to <be> called High policeman, men have strange Ears, transformed,— altogether different from what they were, <we will> be forbearing, until we are compelled to strike, then do it decently and in good order, & break the yoke so that it cannot be mended, the mob mob has been so repulsed they stand in fear, <Let us> <we will> be at peace with all men so long as they will let us alone “shall be the Motto of the from this time forth, in relation to , Let it them alone”— they stink in the nose of the Almighty, Let them alone.— has gone clear and that proves me clear of being accessory of shooting [p. 30]
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TEXT: The strikethrough cancellation does not cover “us,” but it was apparently intended for cancellation.
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