Autobiography 1883 Tullidge's Quarterly Magazine Notes 3
On the The Judges Secretary Babbit
Marshal Heywood Captain Hardy with all their attendant
train came in this evening. There was a mystery hanging
over the company part of whom were prisoners among whom
was Babbitt. He wore chains part of the way half in
earnest and half in jest.
President Young spoke on the Sunday
upon the subject of mens judging each other. He
said he reproved men for their acts, but he was not
prepared to cast men down into hell for their imperfections
and acts until he knew the hearts of men and the principles
by which they were governed. He also said that a
person always had to experience the opposite and pass
through sorrow pain and affliction before he could
be exalted to glory; and if a man had the exact
