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Show the the crowds. There is no noise there, and midnight, the company enjoyed the Logan no rabble. Shouting, jostling, riot and in social dance a of On Wedncsdsy and Thursday nearly pleasures rows never disgrace our public gather Bright eyes, graceful forms, joyto Hall all Cache God ! Valley gathered together SATURDAY and rablUhd every WEDNESDAY ful faces, lively music, brilliant lights, ings. Thank attend PUBLISHING OODM CoMFAKI. She The following is a by wit, humor, merry songs and friendly COKFEREHCB AT LOGAN. the and TABLE Or PISTANCIS. in all good order, An immense bowery had been erected, greetings, made the time fly Salt Lake City to Brigham City, - - 80 nrlle. of sweet peace, spirit President Young's Trip the best I have ever seen in the Terri r ver vny to iu swiftly as the dancers' feet, and sent Brigham City River Bridge, 1 JVortli. tory, and an immense congregation as every one to their quarters with a glad Bear Hirer City to toBear 16 Portage, River Bear Bridge " sembled, anxious to hear instruction. heart and a joyful countenance. 18 Portage to Malad City, " Looan, Cachi Cochtt, 1 20 Both the platform and the main body of was crowded Portage to Newton, Cache Co, the On bowery Thursday " June 21st, 1870. Newton to Clarketon, the bowery were well seated and every l again. Elder A. M. Musser opened with Newton to Weston, seat was occupied. We bite had s busy day. Tbreo ex" Weeton to Oxford, prayer. " 64 Logan, Smitbiield, Providence and cellent meeting and a drive of 21 mile. Elder L Snow discoursed upon the Oxford to Soda Springs, Soda Springs to Montpelier, men i,e, Welkville choirs sang alternately, treat- foolish of negsome, Frankof we out rolled v policy pursued by Ia the morning to Paris via. uenningwu, " 8 ing us to many fine old hymns and an- lecting to build and plant and make sub- Montpelier Paris to St. Charles. " 23 thems in unexceptionable style. Mrs. stantial lin, past the knobby bills, in good sea-ioexto Lake Town, Charles St. because they improvements and were treated to a smart showFanny Thatcher and Mr. A. C. Smyth pected to have to leave the mountains, Paris to Liberty, cacne Uo, Liberty to Franklin on the organ. be " performed would 21 labor which their dust and hence the for and laid us, to Franklin Logan, er, Un Wednesday morning after prayer by vain. Suchthought ruinto was City, said he Brigham course a Logau in the diamond a glittering dropped Elder B. Young Jr. ous in the extreme. At the time of the that gave forth Our trip is concluded. It has been heart of every rose-buPresident Young delivered the opening move, when the people were permitted to one of the pleasantest and most profitits sweetness in the shady hollows discourse; said when the Lord com- return from Provo, he said it was the Not able the writer ever enjoyed. through which we passed as we traveled menced this work tbo greatest difficul-t- y first step on the way back to Jackson profitable, perhaps, in a pecuniary sense, "on to the Elders to was get experienced by His faith was still the same. RICHMOND," the people to believe in the possibility county. was of no benefit except to but in that which is more precious than Property finest gold or regal gems rich counsels, A flourishing place of 1,200 inhabitof revelation in these days. The Lord build up the Kingdom of God. wise savings, perfect union, a heavenly said that it would not be long before the ants, eight miles south of Franklin, on Elder U. Young, jr., said advenity and and that peace which is so sweet the east side of Cache Valley, with two spirit world would be flooded with revelation prosperity were both The trying. very and saw two a foul inexpressible. from mills, grist mills, shingle spirits whichthe world would re- man who was ever ready in the ranks of With all its rough places and trying machine, blacksmith's shops, ceive. The commmencement of tho false lie was Uod. I leaders of duty approved points Utah is a grand and blessed revelations of modern times took place of the church hud store, 42 X 28 feet, with a ware-bous- e many things to im attaohed 88 X 16 feet, several ountry. Its sublime scenery, pure at about 14 miles from the hill Cumorah, part if the people were prepared to re- mosphere, rich fruits, vast resources, fine and spacious barns, a number of from whence the Book of Mormon was ceive them. A great deal had to be taken. A young woman went into a done in this generation, and there was happy people, unmatched government good adobie and frame houses, a hand some and substantial meeting house trance and revealed things about affairs little time to do it in. When we re and unsurpassed morality will attract the wondering eyes of the mightiest with a good broad platform, used by behind the vail. The influence spread, turned to Jackson county we should not among the great, and they will come the Richmond Dramatio Association for and now millions are being led by camp on the plains, and drive our cattle to our mountains and vales to a stage when they treat the public to spirits. A lie would get out of as when we camo here; in the provi- from afar what God and Nature themselves see for e their excellent entertainments, and be and abroad before the spread dence of God railroads were now contruth could get tho door open. The nected so that we could take a through have dene for us. When some really many other improvements, which, with the fact that the Ogden Junction worthy among them make a tour through whole drift of these spiritual manifestaticket to "the centre stake." State of Descret and a few items of is extensively patronized here, go to to lead mankind from the belief is tion the he Elder R. T. Burton spoke IIYDI PARK the trip are required for the Junction that Jesus is the Christ. We are wi- privilege of dwelling in such upon prove that Richmond is a live town, and a lovely Q. call again on where there was another grand recep- tnesses for God, Jesus and Joseph, and that M. W. Merrill is a live Bishop. as this, the necessity of being you may Lots of little folks, crowds of citizens, tion and where we held another good have to labor for the salvation of the liv country prepared to defend our homes, and th a mounted company of men, a martial meeting in the new Hall 30x50 feet, a ing and the dead; and have a far greater influence of example in relation to the band, flags and banners, and general rock building well finished and painted work to perform than any former gener- "Word of Wisdom." rejoicing greeted the President aid and grained. Besides the meetinghouse, ation. People see wrongs in the Church, Elder J. R. Winder closed with prayer. company on their arrival. Meetig the foundation is laid for a concrete feast upon them, imbibe the spirit of In the afternoon, Elder F.D. Richards was opened at once. school house, 22x38 feet, to be finished and go out. If any man likes with prayer. opened President Young commenced by giv- this season. Sixty-fir- e families resido to leave tho church let him go, but he W. Woodruff Elder contrasted the ing some very pointed counsel in re- here under the fatherly care of Bishop shall not lie on my fellowship. I do not light through Joseph Smith with the to wished He in Win. gard storing up grain. Hyde, and spite of grasshoppers know a man whom we have made tich inconsistencies of e religions, the people, if in the providence of Qod which havo played havoc with their who can be controlled; most of them have the nescssity of home manu upon spoke they should be blessed with a harvest, crops in former years, flourish and used the means we have given then to fact urea, and said that more prophecy not to give it away to their enemies, but spread abroad as only Mormons do. destroy the kingdom. The less we say had been fulfilled during the last forty to store it up; and if good crops continn Elder John Taylor, offered the of them the quicker they will die. We years than in 1,800 years before. ued, to lay up sufficient for seven year's prayer for the newly finished have no time to waste, but need to demote President Wells discoursed upon the bread. Tbey ought also to have a meeting house. all we have to sanctify ourselves tnd of the Saints to the Constitution loyalty woolen factory. President Young snim. President Wells discoursed on the ob- spread the truth. THE of the United States, and upon the evi adverted upon the course of certain per- ject of gathering to these mountains, Provident Wells said the gospel un- dences which existed that the Lord had sons who sought to draw the trade of upon the liberty of the gospel in which braces everything worth knowing or hivreserved these vallies for a dwelling the people by using his name, and truth and reason were the only force ing. Nothing should be used to exctss, place for his people. wished the people to trade at their own used, the failure of Christianity to check not even religion. Everything the Lrd President bore testimony to the stores. the tide of evil in the world, apon econo- does is for the benefit of his children. truth of theYoung gospel revealed throu I Elder R. T. Burton contrasted the my and No man can have the privileges of otice Smith, and gave some instruc moral status of the Saints with that of Elder W. Woodruff said, that Joseph or the benefits of the government in an Joseph tion.i on the Word of Wisdom. Said if the world, aud argued that our condi- Smith lod the Church a little more than earthly kingdom unless he obeys 'he would keep it, it tion was due to wise eounsuls and the fourteen years, and was then taken laws; so it is in the kingdom of Gd. the rising generation would sdd from 10 to 20 years to their IS PUBLISHED God. No of he blessings one, said, away. Brigham Young had led the God is the father of our spirits literaly, lives. Spoke upon theiufluence possess eould point out a single item of counsel Church for twenty-si- x Jesus a and is is Christ and the being; personal years, ed by woman, and exhorted the sisters given by pur leaders which tended to time must come when those who now led in his express image. If we keep Ixlil to use it for good, in urging the men to debase mankind. the people must now pass away, and the of the "iron rod" we shall go back itto build factories and improve everything EVERY WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY Elder It. Young Jr. said that In Salt children now growing up would have to bis presence; if we let go we shall fill around them. Advised tbem to get knit Lake City, men who, three months ago, bear off the Kingdom How necessary and dash ourselves to pieces. This wo--k machines and spend some of the sold off their flour for $2.50 per hundthen that they should be instructed in commences in our hearts and we must ting time now used in hand knitting, in rais red, were now hunting around borrow, the principles of the gospel in their ear- extend t ho influence until it reaches to Dower gardens, in improving And already enjoys an extensive ing ing for their bread. He believed the ly years. very place. miuds and instructing their chil time would come when, many peoyU Vresideni Young said, when Joseph Elder Wilford Woodruff said our o- their circulation. would have to come to this Territory died he felt that he would rather a thous bject should be to do all the good we dren. President then blessed the Young, for grain, hence the need of storing it and times havo slept in the dust than possibly can while we dwell in tho flesh. congregation in the name of the Lord up. It was better to have a little and bo the means of turning one soul awav He had seen the timo in Kirtland, among Jesus Christ, and the Conference closed, be bumble than a great deal and become from the truth. Joseph was timid about the bamts, when any man hie was in After meeting we bid adieu to Logan proud and apostatise. No- man was t nose who became enemies to the danger who would testify that Joseph and put out for Brigham City. Passed superior to another because of wealth. Church, he cared nothing about them. was a true prophet. He never expected ncllsville without through In the order of Enoch there would be His confidence was in God. In all the to see sucb a day It was 1,800 though the people were out withstopping. again. a grand no poor, no one superior to another, emergencies that had arisen, ho bad years since the gospel was on the earth demonstration expecting the President trusted in receiving the mind of the before, and ordinances had to be admin- would nly as he acted better. stay over night; bid good bye to Elder W, Woodruff said forty years Lord at the necessary time, and did not istered for all that had died during that 1 1'. who had exerted resident ago the Lord said "he who desires to trouble about it beforehand. "We are time. What joy tboy would be when we himself to theMaugban utmost for the pleasure ITS COMJMNS COKTAJH thrust in his sickle and reap the same the Kingdom ; if we sustain it we shall met with those for whom we have offi and comfort of the and push company, it called of God," and that the world be sustained, etc. ciated. ed on up Wellsville Kanyon ; took a last was ripening in iniquity. The wickedMeeting dismissed, we set out at once Prayer by Elder H. W. Naisbitt. look at the green and fertile valley of ness of the world had become much to finish the day's journey, and after a In the afternoon, Elder F. I). Richards Cache, and were soon in the mountains RELIABLE LOCAL ITEMS, five we to and since drive had of miles warn one in then, continu greater through prayer. engaged them and prepare ourselves for the ed held or wheat, oats and corn, all lookaider C. W. Penrose read, by request, again. Up hill and down dale ; a drink at a HOME CORRESPONDENCE, great day of the Lord which was nigh ing thrifty and some of it in blosom, we the 38th chap, of Job. and on we go. scenery all at hand. came to blder John Taylor delivered a dis spring around us rugged and sublime, worthy President Young made a few remarks course upon the history of Job, the lit- of the IOQAK. FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE, s theme and the artists pen ll. and tleness of man and the greatness of God, Kound poet upon the benefit of One of the finest and handsomest loca the edge of Dry Lake Valley, over th meeting closed. tions in the Built partly on and the great design of God in the crea- the summit, down Quaking Asp Hollow EDUCATIONAL, The Richmond choir, which is very a broad bench,Territory. and partly on a gentle in- tion, the atonement, the redemption and and around the dugway, into the little much improved, sang several hymns cline at the foot of a of man. exaltation the bluff near val green ey, where the Danish settlement Elder F. D. Richards showed that the stretches during the meeting with great effect. the eastern mountains, spreading out AGRICULTURAL, along in one continuous street, I ought to have mentioned the Frank-fi- n over a beunion of among heavenly where the flolks wear homespun, and large extent of land, a clear principle choir in my last. They treated us stream running in every street, shade ings, which resulted in the creation of a woolen at that, all the year round, where RAILWAY AND to some choice Mormon songs, and I trees and orld, was the same that controlled us wooden shoes are thought a pedal ne orchards clustering around obtained a copy of one composed by neat dwellings, it looked in s building factories, making kanyon cessity where the houses are lovely in the the leader, which I give below: DOMESTIC NEWS, last beams of the sinking sun as we en- roads, etc., and argued upon the impor- roof and the doorways teach humility, g matered its northern extremity. Here was tance and benefits of saw was bobbing where a water-powWELCOME TO PRESIDENT VOl'NO AND the grandest and most imposing demon chinery of various kinds, both for male up and down in frantic baste, and the COMPANY. stration of the entire trip. - t ootmen and and female, which would materially help finest field of wheat we saw on the trip, Welcome, welcome, nobis Chieftain horsemen, bands and banners, young to made us an independent kingdom. was heading out as level as a table, Welcome to our humble place. ladies in white, the Female Relief Socie Prayer by fclder C. W. Penrose. and where a row of men snd women with ' By invitation from Bishop W. Budge, a lot oi naxen headed children were Jeyfalty w hail thy presence, ty, fathers in Israel, young men with the company after meeting went to dine Gted again to see thy fact. flags and children, then children, childsmiling and bowing, and an old native ren again, then a lot more children, un- at Hay tar Qod (breve r blow the, of Scandinavia was serenading us on an PBOVIDMCE, til a person unacquainted with Mormon Joy be with thMon thy way, antiquated flute, solus. O'er the mountains, through the valley, Down Box Elder Kanyon, with its fecundity, would suppose that Logan two miles south of Logan, close up by THE must have been importing children from the mountains, taking in a splendid view green bushes and rushing creek, through Angela guard thee night and day. the but don't in the raise many of East; they principal portion of Cache valley. alternate sunshine and shade, the moun Then art valiant, Zlon'i champion, the East Logan is the It is laid out in city form, shade trees tains towering up on the right and the . Meek and lowly, great and good, county seat of Cache County, is watered adorn the side walks, good gardens and left, and a glimpse of Salt Lake Valley OGDEN JUNCTION uided by God's taofy spirit, by the Logan river, a stream hard to orchards are nearly as numerous as showing through the opening ahead the for troth thou it stood. Nolly in beat any country, whether viewed in houses, and the place has an appearance and we soon emerged into an open coun Bay we follow thy example. the grand and romantio kanyon whenco of order and thrift. Some good rock try again, and rattled down to Brigham Keep thy counsels day by day, it comes forth foaming and roaring ever houses are in process of erection, and a City, to be comfortably stowed away for Ever liTing our religion, its rocky bed, or down in the bottoms, fine publio hall is so far on its war to the mght. On Fridsy morning as, Never from Ood't kingdom stray. OFFICE rolling smoothly along through the rich completion as to give a very good idea of through some hitch in expected arrange Brethren yon are ever welcome. pastures and by the broad haylands. what it will look like. The material is ments the train which was expected to Two splendid grist mills, two saw mills, rock, the dimensions 65 X 45 X 21ft. convey the When among as you appear, company did not arrive by several blacksmiths shops, a machine The corners and dressings for the win And the tidings that you carry, president xoung, who is indepen Fills oar hearts with holy cheer. shop, lath and shingle shop, carding dows and doors are of white freestone of dent of trains and asks no odds of Is supplied with the latest improved machine, two mercantile stores the lar- very superior quality, obtained from a railways "or any other man," gave the May yon nerer tall or fill tor. facilities for turning out every gest a cooperative, under the superin quarry near Hyrum. It is designed for word to start for Ugden in the carnages Always for the truth ton tend, tendence of Mr. M. Thatcher, a Till you gain that glorious victory, meetings, theatre, social gatherings, etc., We arrived at noon, and a special Utah auve snoe soop, painter s, saddler n tin- and will be fitted up with every neces Central engine and cars conveyed the description of Lives Immortal in the end. ners, coopers, watchmakers and gun- sary convenience to adapt it for general President and 'most of the company to Isaac B. Nasi. smith's shops, meeting house, (the foun- public service. Architeet, Mr. H Salt Lake City. Immediately after meoting we struck dation for a large and handsome rock Brown. During the three weeks the company eut on the road again, and six miles tabernacle with considerable material The schools and the folks were out in have been absent, taking Salt Lake City on the publio square) five ward school all their glory. Providence demonstrated, as the starting point, we have travelled further south came to houses, tithing office, telegraph office, ana we dined. Oidn t we dine ! I for 56 miles, and attended 80 meetings, at SMITHrillD, and several large rock and frame houses bear describing the ImsU 1 have no which IW discourses were delivered located on Summit creek.. A fine grove with a nultitude of residences of differ- wish to bring water, sympathetic or re No Ia the finest style. person has received any injury on of noble cottonwood trees growing on ent sizes and styles, all combine to make gretful, into either the mouth or eyes of the trip, and no harsh words or unpleas the banks of the creek which runs Logan a place of importance, and Bish the typos in the J csctios office. Neither antness of feeling has marred the pleas through the settlement adds greatly to op W. B. Preston's office considerably will I say how much strawberries and ures of the journey. The respect mam the beauty of the plate. Here were the more than a sinecure. cream certain persons in the company fested to President Young as the retirecitlsens again lining the main street to The cows have come home such a put themselves outside of. But every of the Priesthood of God on give the President a hearty greeting, a herd of them, all carrying a big bag of body looked, and declared they felt, earth has been of the deepest' and hear company of cavalry, children till you muk tuo demonstrators, have retired satisfied. Can any one explain the rea- tiest character unlike the demonstra couldn't help laughing, carrying no end to "their respective places of abode." a son why teams travel so much better tions that the notables of usually of banners, one inscribed "Nice Young soft violet haze has settled on the west when the drivers have regaled to their the world, those greet which we witnessed Mormons," the Female Relief Society, ern hills, a gentle breeze plays through hearts content on strawberries and were spontaneous and unsolicited exhibi and the Logan Brass Band playing away the shsde trees growing by the rippling cream? Anyhow, the way we stirred tions of love and esteem. for dear life. We drove pst the "Co- water courses, the Brass Band is serena up the dust on our return to Logan was Those who imagine that the influence operative," which was nicely painted and ding the President, and sweet sounds a caution to locomotives. And every- o: rresiucnt ioung is on the wane displayed a fine sign, past the meeting- oome floating on the balmy evening air body seemed so amiable; and even put ought to have had one look at the recep house, painted also and as "neat as a and you can send word to Grant, who up with the choking dust raised by the tions accorded him; comments would be cotton hat;" past the bowery, enclosed by is so anxious to "let us have EC ALL ITS BRANCHES. Logan through which we had superfluous. One distinctive feature in a white picket fence, faced on the oppo- mat if he wants it in its fulness peace," he had to push our way, and took it smilingly. all our publio processions and rejoicings. site side of the street by an unfinished better come to Logan. From eight o'eloek until a little aftsr is t ha uniform order and cleanliness of Q. n, d 62 X 42ft., and rook meeting-house- , pulled up at Bishop S. Roskelly's. Accommodations for making ourselves presentable were provided in the meetinghouse vestry, and after making good use of refreshing cold water and snow-whit- e towels, we attended meeting in the bowery, only a few steps off. Elder Lorenzo Snow made some remarks to the effect that not all the Elders were called to g out and preach to the world, but tbey could become "great in a small way" at home by a faithful observance of every duty, carrying the powerful influence of example. Elder F. D. Richards addressed the meeting upon the importance of making the children acquainted with President Young, the greatest benefiictor of mankind, and the loaders of the Church, of building factories, improving their sheep and encouraging education. Elder John Taylor showed that there was no path to heaven but that which God points out, and that we were indebted to him for what knowledge we had of heavenly principles, and that none were the friends of God but those who keep his commandments., President Young delivered a brief exhortation to the people, encouraging them to honesty, truth, integrity, industry and faith After the conclusion cf the meeting, the company adjourned to the meetinghouse, which was very tastefully fitted up for the occasion, and all sat down to a splendid dinner, served up in excellent style, with a plentiful supply of strawberries and eream for a final dish. After this, it was quite an easy thing to drive two miles to Oodbii Citt, June 24, 1870. key-hol- anti-Chri- st 18701 man-mad- dedi-fioutio- OGDEN JUNCTION SEMI-WEEKL- - two-third- labor-savin- er 1 now-a-day- s. JOB PRINTING , r- JOB PRINTING , son-aliv- BOOKBINDING 'if cow-her- IW YORK Si u Publi BE GREAT FARMEBSPAPEB! 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