Under the Prophet in Utah; the National Menace of a Political Priestcraft
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She becameinsane as a result of this punishment, and her mother appealed to thestake president to grant her some mitigation. He wrote, in reply: "Heronly relief will be in complying with President Smith's wishes. You sayshe has never broken a rule of the Church. You forget that she has doneso by failing to abide by the decision of the mouthpiece of God. " Shefinally gave up a deed to the disputed land and was rebaptized in 1904. (Letters of the First Presidency were, however, introduced to show... thatit had been the policy of the presidency--particularly in PresidentWoodruff's day--not to interfere in disputes involving titles to land. ) It was testified that a Mormon merchant was expelled from theChurch, ostensibly for apostasy, but really because he engaged in themanufacture of salt "against the interests of the President of theChurch and some of his associates;" that a Mormon Church official wasdeposed "for distributing, at a school election, a ticket different fromthat prescribed by the Church authorities"--and so on, interminably.
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She becameinsane as a result of this punishment, and her mother appealed to thestake president to grant her some mitigation. He wrote, in reply: "Heronly relief will be in complying with President Smith's wishes. You sayshe has never broken a rule of the Church. You forget that she has doneso by failing to abide by the decision of the mouthpiece of God. " Shefinally gave up a deed to the disputed land and was rebaptized in 1904. (Letters of the First Presidency were, however, introduced to show... thatit had been the policy of the presidency--particularly in PresidentWoodruff's day--not to interfere in disputes involving titles to land. ) It was testified that a Mormon merchant was expelled from theChurch, ostensibly for apostasy, but really because he engaged in themanufacture of salt "against the interests of the President of theChurch and some of his associates;" that a Mormon Church official wasdeposed "for distributing, at a school election, a ticket different fromthat prescribed by the Church authorities"--and so on, interminably.
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