[Charles Lowell Walker]
Br Brigham Said that the First Presidency and the Twelve had stood in the way of the People entering the United Order. Said that E[rastus] Snow had said that the Factory at Washington had been a curse to the People, and such men were a curse to the community. (Br Snow spoke up saying he thought it a blessing now.) Br Brigham whipped and scolded the tradesmen and almost every body and every thing. I could not hear all he said toward to the close of his remarks as the wind arose to a fearful tempest, the dust and sand flying in clouds blowing the top of Christopher Layton's carriage off and beginning to rain. -- St. George, Utah
[Source: Diary of Charles Lowell Walker. Andrew Karl Larson, ed. Logan: Utah State University Press, 1980. 457, in The Complete Discourses of Brigham Young, Ed. Richard S. Van Wagoner, Smith-Pettit Foundation, Salt Lake City (2009), http://bit.ly/BY-discourses]
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