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1862 November 14 Letter to James W. Cummings

Title

1862 November 14 Letter to James W. Cummings

Description

Cummings is free to live in Provo as long as desired. A change in church assignments does not represent ill feelings towards him.

Type

Correspondence

Sender

Brigham Young

Recipient

James W. Cummings

Date

1862 November 14

Location

Great Salt Lake City
Provo City, U. T.

Item sets

Letterbook v. 6

G. S. L. City, Nov 14, 1862.

Elder James W. Cummings,
Provo City, U. T.

Dear Brother:

Your favor of the 11th inst. is to hand, and you are of course at full liberty to remain as long as you may wish in the house where you are living, though I presume your private business will probably urge you to arrange for removeing here at the earliest practicable date.

I was sorry to observe, in one paragraph in your letter, that your wisdom and experience were not yet sufficient to enable you to meet a change of position without imagining that such change was made from ill feeling toward you, when there was no such feeling existing. Please dismiss all such groundless surmisings, and continue steadfast in the truth.

Your Brother in the Gospel

Brigham Young