Autobiography 1883 Tullidge's Quarterly Magazine Notes 3
On the the Society again met at the
Historian's Office. We spent several hours together in laying
plans for the instruction and edification of the people. The
Board wished me to deliver an opening address.
I spent part of the next day at the
Historian's Office examining my Journal containing
Joseph's sermons preparatory for publication in the
Church History.
Our Views Concerning the Government
It had been given out a week previous that President Young
