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by Grow, Matthew J. ; Walker, Ronald W. ;

13. Kane to Jeremiah Black, November 29, 1860, Kane Collection, BYU.

  Index

  abolition. See slavery

  Anderson, Kirk, 306n2, 309, 311, 314, 333n12

  Adams, Charles Francis, 53

  Anderson, Washington F., 390

  Adams, George J., 52

  anonymous publication, gentlemanly

  agriculture in Utah territory, 186, 188

  tradition of, 86

  alcohol

  Appleby, William, 43, 44, 49, 206n35,

  Indians, selling or giving liquor

  219, 223

  to, 428

  Arapeen (Ute chief), 312n14

  liquor taxes in Salt Lake City, 447

  Arctic expeditions

  alcoholism and drunkenness

  Franklin, Sir John, and Franklin

  of Alfred Cumming, 331, 333, 340, 347

  expedition, 88–89, 155n17,

  of John W. Forney, 109n3, 393

  165n3, 189n7

  of Hector McLean, 224

  of Elisha Kane, 6, 77n31, 88–89, 93,

  of Alexander Wilson, 283, 336,

  104, 155, 189, 196–197, 215–216

  339–340

  Thomas L. Kane’s plans to continue,

  of Joseph A. Young, 490

  215–216

  Allen, James, 16, 18, 21, 34n9, 77

  Arctic Explorations: The Second Grinnell

  American Bureau of Mining

  Expedition in Search of Sir John

  Information for Utah, 451n16

  Franklin (Elisha Kane, 1856), 189n7,

  American Fur Company, 32

  196–197n25

  American Indians. See Indians

  Arizona, Mormon settlement in,

  and Indian lands

  465–467, 469, 474, 475–476, 478,

  American Party, 198, 200

  487–488, 492, 503

  American Philosophical Society,

  army, U.S.

  62, 498

  allowed into Utah, 276, 278–281

  America’s Crystal Palace Exhibition

  armaments and ammunition,

  (New York World’s Fair or

  destruction of, 370, 373

  Exhibition of the Industry of All

  civil liberties endangered by

  Nations, 1853–1854), 156

  continued presence of, 336, 339

  514

  Index

  army, U.S. ( Cont.)

  Compromise of 1850 and, 84

  Civil War, guard on mail route

  Mormons alleged to have killed,

  during, 382

  219, 292n9

  complaints of behavior of soldiers

  proposed as state

  and camp followers, 290–298,

  representative, 70–71

  299, 301–302, 323, 336–343

  reappointment of Young as governor,

  Cumming’s travel with Kane to Salt

  interference with, 172

  Lake City without escort

  on slavery and Utah, 102–103,

  of, 254–259

  195n21

  dispatched with replacement

  as territorial secretary, 172, 176–177

  governor, 219–220, 221, 229n8

  Babcock, A. B., 420–421

  economic benefits to Mormons from

  Baker-Fancher wagon party, 228

  presence of, 299n1, 317, 321, 345,

  Bancroft, George, 15

  370–371

  bank notes spent by Kane in Utah,

  federal judges, Mormon fears of army

  decision not to cash, 263–265

  collusion with, 322–330, 333

  Bannock Indians, 246, 337n6

  Floyd on need to retain in Utah, 320

  baptisms

  Fort Bridger, burning of, 233, 271

  of Walter M. Gibson, 5

  Indians and, 337–339, 342

  Grant’s death following performance

  in Kansas territory, 230n8, 322

  of rebaptisms, 203

  removal from Utah, 345, 352–353, 354,

  Zerubbabel Snow, rebaptism of, 92

  367, 370–371, 373

  of Walkara, 167

  supplies, Mormon offer of, 245–248

  by Brigham and Phineas Young, 5

  Yates ammunition, confiscation of, 428

  of Brigham Young, 5

  assassination

  Baskin, Robert M., 442

  fears and rumors regarding Brigham

  Bates, George C., 441–443

  Young, 203, 433, 442–443

  Beaver Island, Lake Michigan, 117

  of Joseph Smith, 433

  Bee, Barnard Elliott, 280

  Atlantic and Pacific Railroad,

  Beehive House, 188n6, 244

  426, 467n9

  Bellevue Hospital Medical College,

  Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph

  New York City, 389

  Company, 422

  Bennett, James Gordon, Jr., 469

  Atlantic Monthly, 267

  Bennett, James Gordon, Sr., 141, 287,

  Attwood, Robert, 313n17

  288, 388

  Benson, Ezra Taft, 52–53, 63, 123n1,

  Babbitt, Almon

  127, 279n14

  appointment of Mormons as Utah

  Benton, Thomas Hart, 38, 78n34,

  territorial officials, interference

  116n12, 156, 200

  with, 92, 103

  Bernhisel, John M.

  Brocchus and, 108

  appointments of Mormons as

  character and conduct of, 71, 80, 87,

  territorial officials and, 91,

  101–103, 116, 128–129, 176–177

  92, 103n41

  Index

  515

  bank notes spent by Kane in Utah,

  Isaiah 29:14, 373n17

  failure to cash, 263, 264

  Matthew 13: 3-9, 75n26

  character of, 71, 128–129

  1 Peter 2:24, 75n25

  Compromise of 1850 and, 84

  Proverbs 29:2, 374n19

  as congressional delegate for Utah,

  Biddle, Charles J., 371

  129, 188, 371, 372, 376, 378, 379

  Big Cottonwood Canyon, 227, 229, 281

  congressional delegate for Utah offer

  biography of Brigham Young, Kane’s

  to Kane and, 173, 176, 177

  intention to write, 434–435, 453,

  as counsel for Mormons on

  454–455, 460

  establishment of Utah as

  Black, George A., 451n16

  U.S. territory/state, 65n3,

  Black, Jeremiah S.

  68, 71, 80

  lobbied by Kane, 217, 219, 220,

  Gibson’s New Guinea plan and, 360

  268, 330

  image of, 69

  Mountain Meadows Massacre

  Kane, Elizabeth, on, 166n5

  and, 334, 344–346

  on Kane in Civil War, 380

  probate courts, Kane seeking opinion

  Kane on Mormon plural marriage

  on, 351

  to, 140

  on William C. Staines, 511

  opposition of territorial officials and,

  Alexander Wilson, appointment

  125, 138, 140, 141, 142, 209, 212n2

  of, 283, 285

  on publication of Kane’s

  Blair, Francis P., 393

  Pennsylvania Historical Society

  Blair, Seth M., 92

  lecture, 82

  blessings. See patriarchal blessing

  reappointment/retention of Young as

  Boggs, Lilburn W., 26, 274, 274n12

  governor, efforts to secure, 171–173,

  bonds, railroad, 405–409, 410, 412,

  178–179, 181n13, 182, 206n37, 216

  423n18, 476n11

  seal rings delivered by, 104, 105n50

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  sleigh robe for Kane and, 88n27, 93

  2 Nephi 27:26, 373n17

  Stephen A. Douglas and, 102

  3 Nephi 21:27, 105n46

  statehood efforts of, 190, 191, 192, 196,

  4 Nephi 1:15, 105n48

  200–201, 207n30, 272, 381

  Young’s first reading of, 5

  travels between Washington and

  Boston Post, 53n12

  Utah, 94, 221, 228–229

  Boyle, Henry G., 17, 20

  Utah War and, 234, 235–236, 267,

  Brandebury, Lemuel G., 92, 108, 110,

  270n18, 275, 280

  123–125, 141, 349n18, 357n2

  on William Smith accusations, 79

  Bridger, Jim, 233

  Young complaining about territorial

  Brigham Young Express and Carrying

  officials to, 204

  Company (Y.X. Carrying

  biblical citations

  Company), 205, 213–214n6, 227,

  Ecclesiastes 9:11, 373n13

  248n11, 299, 300

  Ephesians 2:2, 106n51

  Brigham Young University, 483, 488

  516

  Index

  Bringhurst, William, 214n8

  bunghole, coming in at, 97

  Britain. See Great Britain

  Burr, David A., 314–315

  Brocchus, Perry C.

  Burr, David H., 204, 216, 293n14,

  appointment as associate justice

  307n3, 311, 313–314, 318n10

  for Utah, 92

  Burr, Frederick H., 293, 314n21

  biographical information, 108

  Burton, Robert T., 246, 313n17, 421–422,

  federally appointed councilors,

  425, 427, 448

  suggestion to run Utah by, 357n2

  business interests. See finances and

  opposition to Mormons,

  business interests

  123–127, 349n18

  Butler, Pierce, 365

  recommendation from Kane to

  Young for, 108–109, 110

  Cabot, Henry, 306n2, 311n9

  Broderick, David, 304–305

  Cairns, Daniel, 313

  Brown, J. Robert, 428

  Calhoon, John C., 96

  Brown, Samuel, 312n14

  California

  Browne, Albert G., Jr., 296, 429–430

  assumptions of Mormon settlement

  Buchanan, James (as president). See also

  in, 16, 25–26, 43

  Utah War

  combined California-Utah state

  anti-polygamy legislation and, 357

  proposal, 71–72, 92n5

  Cabinet and, 334n15

  hostile politicians in, 26

  judges and army, lobbied on Mormon

  statehood, 70, 71–72, 83

  fears of collusion between, 325,

  California Third Volunteer Infantry, 382

  330, 333

  California trail, Indian attacks on,

  Kane and, 205, 215–222, 333–334

  337–338

  Magraw criticizes Mormons to, 175n15

  Call, Josiah, 312n14

  overworked at beginning of

  Cameron, J. Donald, 502n9

  presidency, 217, 218

  Cameron, Simon, 393, 398n7,

  presidential election of 1856,

  415, 416n9, 433, 436–437,

  198–201, 205, 207, 214

  444n22, 502n9

  replacement governor of Utah

  Camp Crittenden, 370, 373n14

  appointed by, 180, 219–220

  Camp Douglas, 382, 432, 440, 441, 442

  unofficial communications,

  Camp Floyd, 276, 299, 301n7, 311n10,

  preference for, 333–334

  339n9, 341, 347, 353, 354, 370, 373

  Utah borders trimmed by, 364

  Camp Ridgely, 324

  Young’s letter to, 205

  Camp Scott, 12, 245, 246, 249–250,

  Buchanan, James (as secretary of state),

  252n13, 253n15, 255, 267, 271,

  15, 57n5

  275n13, 278, 281, 282, 285n8,

  Bucktail Regiment, 370, 374, 416n13

  293n17, 430

  Buffalo Courier (newspaper), 112–122

  Canada

  Buffington, Joseph, 92

  Vancouver’s Island, Mormon

  Bullock, Isaac, 428

  negotiations with British

  Bullock, Thomas, 213n5

  over, 17, 25

  Index

  517

  Young on American annexation

  Cass, Lewis, 75, 76n28, 120, 229n8,

  of, 372, 372n12

  324–325

  Young’s idea of moving Mormons to

  Cedar City, Utah, 132, 136n10, 239

  British Columbia, 436–439

  census of 1850, in Utah territory,

  Cannon, George Q.

  100n33, 124, 126, 140

  anti-polygamy legislation and, 357

  Central Pacific Railroad, 405, 408

  belongings delivered to Kane by, 291,

  Centre City, Utah, 307–308

  297–298, 320n20

  Chase, Salmon P., 383

  biographical information, 287

  Chicago fire (1871), 442

  on Civil War, 381

  cholera, 185

  as congressional delegate for Utah,

  Chorpening, George W., 304n17

  481n6, 482, 488

  Christianity, Thomas L. Kane’s

  on death of Joseph A. Young, 490n7

  conversion to, 7, 234, 235, 266

  educational institutes, Mormon

  ciphers, 434, 437, 438, 472

  establishment of, 483

  Civil War

  on European mission, 366, 367, 376

  Cannon on, 381

  image of, 449

  Dranesville, Battle of (1861), 371

  Kane and, 287–288, 315, 352, 354,

  emigration from Europe affected

  357–359, 365, 381–382, 448,

  by, 276

  449–450, 452, 453, 484

  Gettysburg, Battle of (1963), 380

  letter of introduction for,

  Harrisonburg, Battle of (1962), 380

  287–289, 293

  Kane in, 370, 371, 374, 378, 378–382,

  McKean arrest of, 431

  399–400

  on Mexican project, 492–493,

  Mormon guard on mail route

  495–496, 499, 500–502, 504, 506

  during, 373n16

  as Mormon representative in East,

  Mormon spiritual interpretation of,

  287–289, 297, 342, 343

  371, 374

  on Mountain Meadows massacre,

  Mountain Meadows massacre

  334n16, 344

  and, 346

  on New York Historical Society

  Munson’s Hill, Confederate

  lecture by Kane, 331–332

  occupation of, 372

  plural marriage, right to serve as

  national interest in Mormon issues

  Utah delegate due to, 357

  muted by, 369

  on slavery, 304

  removal of army from Utah and,

  statehood efforts of, 272, 316–321,

  354n11, 370–371

  370, 381, 445n24, 450, 493n13

  tariffs, 396–397, 398

  Utah newspapers forwarded to, 321

  Utah statehood and, 369–370, 381

  will of Brigham Young drawn up by

  Brigham Young, Jr. importuned to

  Kane and, 471–482, 485–487

  join in, 381, 386

  Carpenter, Matthew, 477

  Young on, 371–377, 385

  Carrington, Albert, 134, 135, 241

  Clawson, Hiram B., 313, 442

  Carstairs [Carstares], William, 154

 
Clay, Henry, 83, 471n3

  518

  Index

  Clayton, William, 370–371,

  Kane’s refusal to run for, 92n5, 94,

  479n1, 485n9

  173–177, 179–183

  Clinton, Jeter, 447

  Kinney as, 383

  Clinton v. Englebrecht (U.S. Supreme

  Connor, Patrick E., 382

  Court, 1872), 431, 447–452

  Constitution, Young on importance of,

  Coahuila (American Philosophical

  147–148

  Society lecture and pamphlet

  constitutional conventions in Utah

  by Thomas L. Kane,

  of 1856, 190

  1876), 498

  of 1860, 369

  coal deposits, Utah, 132, 136

  of 1867, 369

  Cobb, Augusta Adams and Henry, 51–55

  of 1871, 450

  Cobb, Brigham Y., 51

  consumption/tuberculosis, 3, 4, 51

  Cobb, Charlotte, 51

  “contractor’s war,” Utah War viewed

  coins, gold, Mormon minting

  as, 269

  of, 64–65

  Cooke, Phillip St. George, 373n14

  Colfax, Schuyler, 400

  Cooke, William, 312

  Colorado territory, 364, 383

  Corwin, Thomas, 141

  Compromise of 1850, 11, 83–84,

  Council Bluffs, Iowa (Kanesville), 17,

  91, 103n40

  34n7, 44, 45, 48, 49n22, 57, 58n9,

  Comstock Lode, discovery of, 364

  65, 116n13, 127, 165

  Comte, Auguste, 6–7, 95n16

  Cox, Jacob D., 393n5

  conflict (between Mormons). See also

  Cradlebaugh, John

  excommunications

  arrival in Utah territory, 309, 314

  Babbitt, character and conduct of, 71,

  Mormon fears of collusion

  80, 87, 101–103, 116, 128–129

  between army and, 322–325, 327,

  Godbe, reform demands of, 418, 475

  328n25, 330, 333, 344, 350n20,

  Morrisites, 421–422, 425

  352n3, 354

  Reformation movement within

  Mountain Meadows massacre and,

  Mormonism, 203

  322–323, 330, 344, 346

  Congress

  Young’s doubts about, 320

  abolition of territorial government,

  Cragin, Aaron H., 411

  bill proposing, 477

  Craig, Columbus L., 295, 302, 307,

  anti-polygamy legislation, 192, 201,

  314, 320

  356–359, 363, 381, 410–416, 504

  Crawford, George W., 96n19

  Kane as Liberal Republican candidate

  Crichton, James, 88

  for, 454

  criminal cases, probate courts trying,

  congressional delegates for Utah

  202, 224, 347n10, 349–350, 353,

  Bernhisel as, 129, 188, 371, 372, 376,

  354–355, 410, 421

  378, 379

  Cullom, Shelby M., and anti-polygamy

  Cannon as, 481n6, 482, 488

  bill, 410–412, 414, 415, 416n10

  Hooper as, 336, 337, 367, 402

  “culture of honor,” 115n10

  Index

  519

  Cumming, Alfred

  Danites, 219, 223

 

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