Letter from Brigham Young, 21 April 1846
Camp of Isreal. Camp Crick,
Belovid Brother Woodruff, I am thinkful that
you have arrived safe in the of the saints and hope I shall soon
have the priveledge of conversing with you face to face. I want
a longe talk with you yea menny. I wish you to prepare to
come to us as soon as convenent, if you stay with Br Hyde
till the dedication of the Temple come emeditly then we want
your cociety to acompany over the mountins.
If Br Hyde can come when you due we want he should
Br Richards will concerning buisness, and I will say if you
can fetch me a little money I wish you would to help us
in our presents wants. we want a botting cloth for a mill
for we have non with us. we are now in Iaway teretory near
the Grand River and expect to goe north apeace and prepare
for a crop this seson, and then go to Councel Blufts and
there leve some more of the Bretheren to make a crop, and
then some goe to the mountains.
We are glad that Br Hyde is in Nauvoo he has
don grate good sence we left, and the spirit of the
Lord has rested upon him powerfull powerfuley.
It is late and I am not well this evening so I will
bid good night, may the Lord Bless you and yours
for ever and ever amen
remember me to your famely and to Br Clark and
famely, I want to see him I hope he will come with
you when you come.
one word to Br Hyde we think you have
done right as far as we know and the Lord has been with you
come as soon as you can concistantly
my love to all the Brethern
Brigham Young
To W. Woodruff
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