Reminiscences of Early Utah
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' He stood right there (pointing), and he read that piece on the Development of Mines as one of the evidences of the spirit of apostasy. That was the main charge against these men, that they wanted to open up the mines here contrary to the direc- tions and counsels of the holy priesthood. The result was that, the vote was taken and they were cut off from the church. Geo. A. Smith got right up there, and says : 'These two men sitting there have blacker hearts than any men since the form- ation o...f the world. They want to open up the mines and bring all hell and the devil in here. ' When the contrary vote was called for, Mr. Kelsey voted to sustain them. He had been a member of the church ever since the old Nauvoo days. For exercising the right to vote the contrary vote, Brigham Young got up and says, 'I move that Eli B. Kelsey be cut off from the church. ' "That vote was taken immediately, without a trial, when the theory of the church is that every man shall have a fair hearing before the members of the church.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' He stood right there (pointing), and he read that piece on the Development of Mines as one of the evidences of the spirit of apostasy. That was the main charge against these men, that they wanted to open up the mines here contrary to the direc- tions and counsels of the holy priesthood. The result was that, the vote was taken and they were cut off from the church. Geo. A. Smith got right up there, and says : 'These two men sitting there have blacker hearts than any men since the form- ation o...f the world. They want to open up the mines and bring all hell and the devil in here. ' When the contrary vote was called for, Mr. Kelsey voted to sustain them. He had been a member of the church ever since the old Nauvoo days. For exercising the right to vote the contrary vote, Brigham Young got up and says, 'I move that Eli B. Kelsey be cut off from the church. ' "That vote was taken immediately, without a trial, when the theory of the church is that every man shall have a fair hearing before the members of the church.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R N Robert Newton Baskin to read onlineMoreLess
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