26 An Express arived this morning from Provo
Bringing all the minutes up to yesterday of the proceding
of the court, and the army. they are still trying to arest
men as far as they can. I had an interview with
two men from the south they say there was another
company of Draggoons on the way from Camp
Floyd to Provo John L. Smith arived this evening from
Provo with Letters and Papers nothing new they were
waiting for two witnesses on their way down with Dodson
the Judge is sitting as an exam[in]ing magistrate and is
aresting evry man he can and putting him under military
guard without any reguard to whether he is guilty
or innocent
it is another Missouri Military mob court and evry
exertion is making by the court and Armey to get up
a row and collission with the Saints so that the speculators
can keep an armey here to make money out of the
Government without any reguard to the rights or lives
of men. I visited 2 Brethren at G. A. S. House {Bishops Evans and Walker and advised
them to leave as they expected his house to [be] searched and also visited Bishop Blackburn and Snow and advised them
not to write any letter}
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