Histoire de l'Utah : comprenant les chapitres préliminaires sur l'histoire de ses fondateurs, les récits des premiers espagnol et américain à l'exploration de la région des Rocheuses, l'avènement de la pionniers mormons, la création et la dissolution du gouvernement provisoire de l'état de Deseret, et la création et le développement du territoire . ese choses pour passer au-dessus donne une couleur que si elles ont été effectuées par l'autorité.Le fait même d'un tel crime, comme celui de la montagne Meadows montre qu'il n'y personne wassome élevée dans l'estimation de la population, et il a été fait par cette administration ; un

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History of Utah: comprising preliminary chapters on the previous history of her founders, accounts of early Spanish and American explorations in the Rocky Mountain region, the advent of the Mormon pioneers, the establishment and dissolution of the provisional government of the State of Deseret, and the subsequent creation and development of the territory . ese things to pass over gives a color as if they were done by authority.The very fact of such a crime as that of the Mountain Meadows shows that there wassome person high in the estimation of the people, and it was done by that authority; andthis case of the Parrishes shows the same, and unless you do your duty, such will be theview that will be taken of it. You can know no law but the laws of the United States and the laws you have here.No person can commit crimes and say they are authorized by higher authorities, and ifthey have any such notions they will have to dispel them. I saw something said in that paper of some higher law. It is perhaps not proper tomention that, but sucli teachings will have their influence upon the public mind. * Fobbs was said to have been killed by Indians while passing through the Territory.Jones and his mother were guilty of incest and were shot by an enraged mob of citizens, who iiulled down the house in which they dwelt. Both events took place in 1857.. c^Z^^—^^^ HISTORY OF UTAH. 711 While Judge Cradlebaugh was delivering his charge to the grandjury, a detachment of infantry from Camp Floyd, numbering about ahundred men, commanded by Captain Heth, entered and encampedwithout permission upon the grounds adjoining the building—theProvo Seminary—which was being used temporarily as a courthouse. These grounds, Avith the Seminary, belonged to the city.While the soldiers invested the outside premises, the officers took uptheir quarters in the lower part of the building. Amazed andalarmed at this high-handed proceeding, which was looked upon asan attempt to intimidate jurors, witnes

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