and professing to be a most liberal free thinker,
spoke to the people very freely about one hour on
his particular views, his manner and style was
very unassuming, and affable; he was listened
to with great attention; and thoes present remarked
that he was one of the greatest reasoners they ever
heard. The free thinker was followed by John
S. Carter, who delivered a very elegant dis-
course on practical piety. Elder Joseph Young
spoke on the principles of free salvation, follow-
ed by Elder Brigham Young who set forth
baptism as nessary for salvation. After a
few moments resess, at two oclock P.M. the
trumpet again sounded, and a large
congregation from jacksonvill and surrounding
country appeared again in the grove, many
of whom expressed a desire to hear that metho-
dist man again. So I called Br. Joseph
Young into my tent, and told him to
preach an animated sermon on free grace, and
told him he should have the spirit. I then
went to Amasa Lyman, and said to him,
"I understand Mr. Lyman that you ar a
Prespetarian." "Yes" said he "I believe in that
doctrin" 'Well' said I, "I wish you whould
make a few remarks to the people on that subject,
after Mr. Young has done. I also sent for elder

and professing to be a most liberal free thinker, spoke to the people very freely about one hour on his particular views, his manner and style was very unassuming, and affable; he was listened to with great attention; and thoes present remarked that he was one of the greatest reasoners they ever heard. The free thinker was followed by John S. Carter, who delivered a very elegant discourse on practical piety. Elder Joseph Young spoke on the principles of free salvation, followed by Elder Brigham Young who set forth baptism as nessary for salvation. After a few moments resess, at two oclock P.M. the trumpet again sounded, and a large congregation from jacksonvill and surrounding country appeared again in the grove, many of whom expressed a desire to hear that methodist man again. So I called Br. Joseph Young into my tent, and told him to preach an animated sermon on free grace, and told him he should have the spirit. I then went to Amasa Lyman, and said to him, "I understand Mr. Lyman that you ar a Prespetarian." "Yes" said he "I believe in that doctrin" 'Well' said I, "I wish you whould make a few remarks to the people on that subject, after Mr. Young has done. I also sent for elder