Essentials in Church History. Joseph Fielding Smith

Retirement of Governor Cumming

       The “Mormon” People and the Rebellion

       Chapter 46

       The “Anti-Bigamy Law”

       Attempted Legislation Against the “Mormons”

       The California Volunteers

       The Union Vedette

       Mining in Utah

       Why the Latter-day Saints Settled in Utah

       The False Attitude of General Connor

       Inspiration of Brigham Young

       Home Industries

       Plotters Against the Peace

       The Killing of Brassfield

       The Robinson Murder

       General Sherman to Brigham Young

       President Young’s Answer

       Citizens of Utah to General Sherman

       A Proposed “Gentile” Exodus

       President Young Answers the Merchants

       Building of the Tabernacle

       The October Conference 1867

       The Deseret Telegraph

       Death of President Heber C. Kimball

       The Coming of the Railroad

       The Utah Local Lines

       Proposed Anti-“Mormon” Legislation

       The Wade and Cragin Bills

       The Cullom Bill

       Co-operation for Defense

       A Change of Feeling

       Protest of “Mormon” Women Against Legislation

       Woman Suffrage

       “The New Movement”

       Organization of the Liberal Party

       The Salt Lake Tribune

       Chapter 47

       Governor Shaffer

       Removal of Secretary Mann and Judge Wilson

       The Coming of Judge McKean

       Influence on Schuyler Colfax and Rev. Newman

       Governor Shaffer and the Militia

       Request of General Wells

       The Provo Riot

       Governor Shaffer’s Letter to General De Trobriand

       The Rioters Punished

       Death of Governor Shaffer

       “The Wooden Gun Rebellion”

       The Return of Martin Harris

       The Pratt-Newman Discussion

       Comments of the Press

       Usurpation of Authority

       The Englebrecht Case

       An Illegal Jury

       Indictment Against President Young

       “A System on Trial”

       Unexpected Calling of the Case