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|petual succession, unjtJ, J0' .t & t, private rights have beoe sosr whose largest city in the State sV,ne bae in'es 0erlng about 10000 inbat3. aas srop But sir, the startljna 'aol!ans a,ll |sumed |ss;,s ,t by the State of II1;"a9;5d I11;''9d, than those h, of Missouri. uni are saay any les tn the ,hni military of the State, 'nf v;R hR''' lat |atti their head, to coerce and d,'A aa. a' best men a1 to unparalleled r,'u mn.senr ser'l under the most sacred nl0a d,aruer, a and safety. As a sslyap p'eeages o IPe:rhdy a and guilt, she ,oI1 I1f |. sp'a

 1shsa! 1e mssass5 EfsSp'irs sDs S,tee off 'h, 'i I, ejustlce; but the blood of prrlhluefep hie !l had not been wholly WiDsd sgf fla lnno' ] the awful Gl arena, where the the ,;,is1 'aen srelgn State bounced uDon .s ''ll1Pn .l sseryants of God, our Pronh.''N pOd 'N' sarch' before fl the Senate of plIs' ,ba, and D. sone of the indicted actors i,'' ;n ,St Sp stragedy from the Sheriff of II H,al 'A' sand sed gave him an honorable ',en'o ,s.. so'fLegislation, andallo olbe,s p,v n's seat sGEy the i Grand Jury of Han,oeSP s,IS'' sthe U n murder of Generals ,seoS Joseeh sssmlth, are suffered to roam npsePn 3, I,. an slor further prey. al lafgs a To crown the climax of,b., } Sthe State has repealed all IlIl'fSo!o1 fSe.. srlghts by which we might b.r1s ,,0se sfended s ourselves against ana.s.l a1.s ia7 Sde,lend ourselves hereafter ss sse;a' e;'oIl $ whether it comes under ,ba asdlpi .4 } sor otherwise, (fOr We have reas"s s,,sS' sIt It, both ways,) we shall then be p,Ja ,b, sTreason, and suffer the penal,y Gv 'Aa acontlnue passive and non.res;.,... sceriainly expect to perish, o'''a, Ior shave sworn it. ''' Ou 1 And here, sir, permit us to ,t,,. s Joseph Smith, during his sbo,, ln r'I5I EI sralgned at the bar of his conn,., II, stimes, charged with criminal 9e 2 was acquitted every time by his VI, ss senemles, or rather his religion, " s invariably being his judges and 2 testify that as a people, we are I, Speaceable, and without crime, and slenge the world to prove the ep cor, ! s, while other less cities in llljuo;, Especial courts instituted 10 try t6s, < we have been stript of every m mr < ralghlhg marauders and murderr,I S Sprowllng around to destroy us scommon magistracy. B With these facts before you, s, 2 write to us without delay, as Sfriend. and advise us what to ddl smany of HIS citizens of your Satp, ! Sbers of the same great conrsje1I ! Siathers-nay, some of US, have f sbled for our country, and We lorl sstitution dearly. a In the name of Israel's God, m1| aof multiplied ties of country andsI Flask your friendly interposition in s Will 1t be too much for us to al sconvene a special session of yousl alature, and furnish us an asylum, acan enjoy our rights of consciencpli 8 8unmolested?

 Or will you, in special mesaI N Nbody, when convened, recommend E Estrance against such unhalloveds a Epression and repatriation as this P EcontInued 10 receive from the Sal E Esouri and Illinois?

 Or, will you favor us by yon Rinhuence, and by your official ranl s Or, will you express your vieEst E what is called the "Great Hestm B of colonizing the Latter Day Saints kthe Northwestern Territory or son Eremote from the States, where | Suppression shall not crush every EcipIe, and extinguish every palno B And now, Hon. Sir, having reacl K Himploring hands to you with deep H we would importune with you as Efriend, patriot and statesman D Estitution of American liberty; by Hof our fathers who have fought lo M Mpendence of this republic; by theN Emartyrs which has been shed m Eby the wailings of the widows ar Eby our murdered fathers and molhe Eand sisters, wives and children D Eof immediate destruction from SCI 2 nations now forming for their oVeI Eby every endearing fife that bln X men, and renders life bearable-a $ for aught we know, for the last K you will lend your immediate Hthe violence of mobrocacy, and Sinnuence to establish us, as a pe' E Ecivil and religious rights, where E or in some part of the United

 some place remote therelrom' Vh &coloniZe in peace and sale'y a' E Ecunstances will permit.

 We sincerely hope that your r lu < Emeasures towards us, will be GIG Ebest feelings thatdwell in the oOsO' Eity,-and the blessings oi a sla, kand many ready to perlsl' sll''l Eyou. ., A We are, sir, with great reps { Your obd't ser a BRIGHAM YOUNG, CCS

 President. ot' 8WILLARD RICHARDS, ClerK .~ ", 5 of the quorum of the twelve '., ., EN. K. WHITNY, lrus- ~ " GGEoRGE MILLER, tees !" { p. S.-As many of our con