Mormons Memorial of Ephraim Owen Jr Asking of Congress to Afford Protec
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General Atchinson, like a man of humanity, honor, and dignity, on receiving the Governor's order, resigned his command, and retired in disgust. Far West, the Mormon town, was now invested by a force of 3, 960 men, which soon increased to over 5. 000, while the Mormon force amounted to 500. /The Governor's order was read to the Mormon leaders, and they surrendered themselves to the Governor's forces, saying that they only intended to defend themselves against mobs, and were willing to submit to ...the militia ; and if they had transgressed any law, they were willing to be tried by that law. The Mormons also surrendered their arms. "Thus about 5, 000 souls became prisoners, with orders to leave (he State ofwlissouri, whither they had emigrated for the purpose of becoming permanent citizens. They had bought land from the Government in Jackson county, from which they had been expelled five years without redress. They had purchased in the counties of Caldwelf, Ray. Clay, Clinton, and Davis, 200, 000 worth of land from the Government ; their improvements were worth $1, 000.
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General Atchinson, like a man of humanity, honor, and dignity, on receiving the Governor's order, resigned his command, and retired in disgust. Far West, the Mormon town, was now invested by a force of 3, 960 men, which soon increased to over 5. 000, while the Mormon force amounted to 500. /The Governor's order was read to the Mormon leaders, and they surrendered themselves to the Governor's forces, saying that they only intended to defend themselves against mobs, and were willing to submit to ...the militia ; and if they had transgressed any law, they were willing to be tried by that law. The Mormons also surrendered their arms. "Thus about 5, 000 souls became prisoners, with orders to leave (he State ofwlissouri, whither they had emigrated for the purpose of becoming permanent citizens. They had bought land from the Government in Jackson county, from which they had been expelled five years without redress. They had purchased in the counties of Caldwelf, Ray. Clay, Clinton, and Davis, 200, 000 worth of land from the Government ; their improvements were worth $1, 000.
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