"But in the midst of this we were cheered with the presence of our friend, Mr. Little, of New Hampshire, who assures us of the personal friendship of the President in the act before us; and this assurance, though not doubted by us in the least, was soon made doubly sure by the testimony of Col. Kane, of Philadelphia."
FOOTNOTES:
[21:a] Transcriber's Note: Footnote missing in original.
[23:b] History of Brigham Young, August 14, 1846, Ms., Bk. 2, pp. 151-2.
[24:c] See Orson Pratt in Millennial Star, Vol. X, pp. 241-7.
[25:d] Conquest of New Mexico, p. 92.
[25:e] See History of the Mormon Church (Roberts), Americana, March, 1912, p. 308, for a letter from the United States War Department on this subject.
[25:f] History Mormon Church, Americana, March, 1912, p. 310.
[26:g] Mill. Star, Vol. VIII, p. 117.