Seven Southern states secede from Union. (Confederacy includes 15 states and territories by 1862.)
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Journal Entry
November 25, 1860 ~ Sunday
25th Nov ^1860^
Sunday I met with my Quorum in the morning R. L. Campbell prayed
A. Hinkley was mouth. I attended meeting at the Tabernacle Phineas Young
preached followed by President B. Young in the forenoon in the afternoon
A. O. Smoot E. D. Woolley & President H. C. Kimball The Eastern Mail
came in at 1 oclock The Gentiles could get their papers but the
Saints could get Nothing. I spent the evening at President Youngs
Brother Kimball called a short time & went home being unwell D. H. Wells
read some papers
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Wells, Daniel Hanmer
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Woolley, Edwin Dilworth
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Kimball, Heber Chase
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Young, Phineas Howe
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Campbell, Robert Lang
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We got the mail this morning. The New York Herrald of Nov 1st 1860 Howls Bitterly at the prospect of the desolution of the American Union which is nigh the door as the signs of the times indicate. South Carolina is the first to cecede according to the Revelation of the Lord through Joseph Smith given December 25 1835. Four other States have already signifyed their intention to follow. The papers are full of the speeches of southern statesmen alling upon the South to arm themselves against the North & to secede from the Northern States the times are quite warlike
~ Wilford Woodruff
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