Box 14
Contains 149 Results:
Thomas L. Kane letter to [Post Master?], date of production not identified
Letter from Kane to [Post Master?], draft, saying that the Mormons want a post office at Council Bluffs, asks that Evan M. Green be Post Master.
Brigham Young, Heber C. Kimball, Wilford Woodruff, and others petition to the Postmaster General of the United States, date of production not identified
Petition to the Postmaster General of the United States, copy, asking for a post office in the Council Bluffs area, to be called Tabernacle Post Office. Brigham Young, Heber C. Kimball, and Wilford Woodruff among names included. Date of production not identified.
James Allen note to Thomas L. Kane, 1846 July 22
Note signed by Allen, Camp [Mormon Battalion?], authorizing Kane to buy three gallons of whiskey, dated July 22, 1846.
Philip St. George Cooke orders no. 1, 1846-1847
Order from Lt. Col. P.S. George Cooke, San Diego, read to the Battalion at Retreat parade San Luis Rey, February 4, 1847, giving congratulations on completing the march to the Pacific, recounts the hardships of the journey, includes extract from Cooke's official journal, dated December 20, 1846. Dated January 30, 1847.
Bill organizing territorial governments, 1849 December 31
Proposed bill organizing Territorial governments for California, Deseret, & New Mexico, and "to enable the people of Jacinto, with the consent of the State of Texas, to form a constitution and state government," dated December 31, 1849.
An extract of the act to establish a territorial government for Utah, 1852
Extract states that the governor shall have a census taken before the first election. Also includes newspaper clipping, "The Mormons in Utah," advocating the federal government leaving Utah alone to govern herself, dated 1852.
An act for the admission of the State of Deseret into the Union, date of production not identified
Declaration saying that admission of the State of Deseret into the Union will not take effect unless polygamy is outlawed in the state. Date of production not identified.
L. Fitzgerald Tasistro letter to Thomas L. Kane, 1850 June 27
Letter from Tasistro to Kane; a thank-you note for a copy of Kane's 1850 address on the Mormons, will express any opinions on it in the "National Intelligencer," dated June 27, 1850.
James Cooper letter to Thomas L. Kane, 1850 July 6
Letter from James Cooper to Kane, thank-you note for the transmission of pamphlets, dated July 6, 1850.
Salmon P. Chase letter to Thomas L. Kane, 1850 July 15
Letter from Chase from Washington, to Kane, asks about the pamphlet Kane was going to send [on the Mormons], Babbitt has one, dated July 15, 1850.