The Latter-Day Saints'
MILLENNIAL STAR.

HE THAT HATH AN EAR, LET HIM HEAR WHAT THE SPIRIT SAITH
UNTO THE CHURCHES.—Rev. ii. 7.

No. 3—Vol. XIV. FEBRUARY 1, 1852. Price One Penny.

MINUTES OF THE GENERAL CONFERENCE,

OF THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS, HELD IN THE BOWERY, GREAT
SALT LAKE CITY, SEPT. 7th, 1851.

(From the Frontier Guardian).

Present of the First Presidency—
Brigham Young, Heber C. Kimball, Wil-
lard Richards.

Patriarch—John Smith.

Of the Twelve Apostles—Orson Hyde,
Wilford Woodruff, G. A. Smith, and E.
T. Benson.

Presidency of the Seventies—Joseph
Young, B. L. Clapp, J. M. Grant, A. P.
Rockwood, H. Herriman, Levi Hancock,
and Zera Pulsipher.

Presidency of the Stake—Daniel Spen-
cer, David Fullmer, and Willard Snow.

High Priest's Quorum—John Young,
and Reynolds Cahoon.

The High Council of the Stake.

Presiding Bishop—Edward Hunter.

Clerk of Conference—Thomas Bul-
lock.

The Conference was called to order by
President Kimball, who stated that if the
people have paid their tithing, the Spirit
of God will be on this Conference; and
notified the brethren, that another person
would not get his endowment until his
tithing was paid in full.

The Choir sung a hymn; prayer by
Elder Orson Hyde, and singing.

President Young then addressed the
people on the business of the Conference,
and the experience that this people had
passed through, and showed that Mor-
monism circumscribes all truth, whether
in heaven, on earth, or in hell, and will
continue to revolutionize this world, until
all the kingdoms of the earth are subject
to the kingdom of Jesus Christ; and tes-
tified that Joseph Smith was a Prophet
of God, and was as good a man as ever
walked on the earth. Adjourned.

2 O'CLOCK, P.M.

Opened with singing and prayer, fol-
lowed by discourses from Elders E. T.
Benson, O. Hyde, G. A. Smith, Wilford
Woodruff, Levi Hancock, President Young,
and Willard Richards, each bearing a
powerful testimony to the work of the
Lord in the last days, and testifying that
Joseph was a Prophet of God.

Adjourned, until the 8th, at 10 o'clock,
A.M.

Monday, September 8th, 10, A.M.

Conference called to order by President
Young; singing; prayer by Elder Joseph
Young, and singing.

President Young then introduced the
Hon. Perry E. Brocchus, Judge of the
Supreme Court, for Utah Territory; who
thanked the people of the Territory for
their hospitality and kindness, in attend-
ing him in his sickness, when he was a
stranger. He bore testimony of the peace-
fulness of the inhabitants, their fellowship,
peace and love one towards another; their
submission to the tribunals of their own
choice, and prayed to God to grant that the
time may soon come, that all the United
States may soon have such tribunals as

The Latter=Day Saints' MILLENIAL STAR.

HE THAT HATH AN EAR, LET HIM HEAR WHAT THE SPIRIT SAITH UNTO THE CHURCHES.---Rev. ii. 7.

No. 3--Vol. XIV. FEBRUARY 1, 1852. Price One Penny.

MINUTES OF THE GENERAL CONFERENCE,

OF THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS, HELD IN THE BOWERY, GREAT SALT LAKE CITY, SEPT. 7TH, 1851.

(From the Frontier Guardian).

Present of the First Presidency--- Brigham Young, Heber C. Kimball, Willard Richards.

Patriarch--John Smith.

Of the Twelve Apostles--Orson Hyde, Wilford Woodruff, G. A. Smith, and E. T. Benson.

Presidency of the Seventies--Joseph Young, B. L. Clapp, J. M. Grant, A. P. Rockwood, H. Herriman, Levi Hancock, and Zera Pulsipher.

Presidency of the Stake--Daniel Spencer, David Fullmer, and Willard Snow.

High Priest's Quorum--John Young, and Reynolds Cahoon.

The High Council of the Stake.

Presiding Bishop--Edward Hunter.

Clerk of Conference--Thomas Bullock.

The Conference was called to order by President Kimball, who stated that if the people have paid their tithing, the Spirit of God will be on this Conference; and notified the brethren, that another person would not get his endowment until his tithing was paid in full.

The Choir sung a hymn; prayer by Elder Orson Hyde, and singing.

President Young then addressed the people on the business of the Conference, and the experience that this people had passed through, and showed that Mormonism circumscribes all truth, whether in heaven, on earth, or in hell, and will continue to revolutionize this world, until

all the kingdoms of the earth are subject to the kingdom of Jesus Christ; and testified that Joseph Smith was a Prophet of God, and was as good a man as ever walked on the earth. Adjourned.

2 o'clock, P.M. Opened with singing and prayer, followed by discourses from Elders E. T. Benson, O. Hyde, G. A. Smith, Wilford Woodruff, Levi Hancock, President Young, and Willard Richards, each bearing a powerful testimony to the work of the Lord in the last days, and testifying that Joseph was a Prophet of God.

Adjourned, until the 8th, at 10 o'clock, A.M.

Monday, September 8th, 10, A. M.

Conference called to order by President Young; singing; prayer by Elder Joseph Young, and singing.

President Young then intoduced the Hon. Perry E. Brocchus, Judge of the Supreme Court, for Utah Territory; who thanked the people of the Territory for their hospitality and kindness, in attending him in his sickness, when he was a stranger. He bore testimony of the peacefulness of the inhabitants, their fellowship, peace and love one towards another; their submission to the tribunals of their own choice, and prayed to God to grant that the time may soon come, that all the United States may soon have such tribunals as