been a dissenting voice with the Twelve A-
postles. And I certainly do not believe, should
President Taylor die to-day, that Brother
George Q Cannon, nor any other man, could
use argument enough, to convert a major-
ity of the Twelve Apostles to depart from the
beaten track laid out, and followed by
the inspiration of Almighty God, for the last
fifty seven years, by the Apostles, as re-
corded in the history of the Church.

As far as I am concerned, it would require
not only a much stronger argument than
I have ever heard, but a Revelation from the
same God who had organized the Church,
and guided it by inspiration in the chan-
nel in which it has travelled for fifty-
seven years, before I could give my vote, or
influence, to depart from the path followed
by the Apostles since the organization
of the Church.

Again, President John Taylor and Wilford Woodruff
are the only two men now living in the flesh, who
listened to the words and charge of Joseph Smith the Prophet
to the Twelve Apostles before his death. When
he said: "Brethren, I have had sorrow of heart

been a dissenting voice with the Twelve Apostles. And I certainly do not believe, should President Taylor die to-day, that Brother George Q Cannon, nor any other man, could use argument enough, to convert a majority of the Twelve Apostles to depart from the beaten track laid out, and followed by the inspiration of Almighty God, for the last fifty seven years, by the Apostles, as recorded in the history of the Church.

As far as I am concerned, it would require not only a much stronger argument than I have ever heard, but a Revelation from the same God who had organized the Church, and guided it by inspiration in the channel in which it has travelled for fiftyseven years, before I could give my vote, or influence, to depart from the path followed by the Apostles since the organization of the Church.

Again, President John Taylor and Wilford Woodruff are the only two men now living in the flesh, who listened to the words and charge of Joseph Smith the Prophet to the Twelve Apostles before his death. When he said: "Brethren, I have had sorrow of heart