Religious – The History of Zion's Camp
your Excellency of , we had a word
on the subject of petitioning.
We should be pleased to hear further, and
would here observe that no communication
from the Executive, giving his opinion or ad-
vice, will be made public if requested not to
do so. We are Respectfully and with great
regard your Obt. Servants,
A. S. Gilbert,
W. W. Phelps.
John Corrill.
The drafting and signing of the above
was the last public act of that keeper of the
