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1859 January 14 Letter to J.W. Coward

Title

1859 January 14 Letter to J.W. Coward

Description

Brigham gives permission to open letters addressed to Horace Eldredge. Correspondence is to be safely and privately forwarded to Col. Kane, George Q. Cannon and Horace Eldredge.

Type

Correspondence

Sender

Brigham Young

Recipient

John William Coward

Date

1859 January 14

Location

Great Salt Lake City
[St. Louis, MO]

Subject

Mail
Personal

Item sets

Letterbook v. 5

President's Office
Great Salt Lake City Jany. 14/59

J. W. Coward Esqr

Dear Brother:--

Your note of Decr. 10th per brother Hooper, came safe to hand; also President's message and newspaper slips; for all of which favors accept my thanks.  Such favors are always welcome, and, I trust, you will often favor us with such remembrances.

If our correspondence should first come to your hands by bro. John Y. Green, you are at liberty to open and read the letters to bro. Eldredge, and please to forward by private <safe> conveyance to Col. Kane; bros. George Q. Cannon and H. S. Eldredge, instead of entrusting them by the mail.

May God bless you forever,

I remain as ever
Your Bro. in the Gospel of Christ

Brigham Young