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Portrait of Brigham Young Brigham Young Journal of Discourses — Volume 3…

I am ashamed for such persons, their conduct is a disgrace to them, and to the name of "Mormon."
I wish we had in our midst thousands and millions of such men as Joseph Hovey, I would then bid defiance to all the powers of darkness. But while we have hundreds and thousands of men, whom we hold in fellowship, who would rather take off their hats and scrape their shoes to a servant of the devil, and black his boots, I tell you we are in danger.
Men who love corruption, contention, and broils, and who seek to make them, I curse you in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ
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Portrait of Brigham Young Brigham Young Journal of Discourses — Volume 3…

No principle would ever lead an honest man into a court room, only to preserve the innocent from being rode down and destroyed.
To see professed brethren, old and young, idling away their time in and around court-rooms, proves them to have little or no love for their religion, and that they care but little about their God. I would like to see a strictly honest community, if we can have one, and then there would be no differences of opinion brought before a Gentile court—never, never! Every difficulty would be settled amicably, without ever calling upon a court.
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Portrait of Brigham Young Brigham Young Journal of Discourses — Volume 3…

We have been driven from the face of man into the wilderness, and now the poor devils follow us to stir up strife, and to produce the spawn of hell, in which they delight to live and upon which they feed. And simple ones in this community will beg of them, "Cannot I be on the grand jury? Cannot I get a little to do in the court?" You are fools; God will never pay you; all the pay you will receive will be from the devil, and it will be miserable pay.
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