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Life of Joseph Smith from 1838 to 1839

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42: 153: 396:, also known as the "Extermination Order" on October 27, 1838. The order stated that the Mormon community was in "open and avowed defiance of the laws, and of having made war upon the people of this State ... the Mormons must be treated as enemies, and must be exterminated or driven from the State if necessary for the public peace—their outrages are beyond all description." The Extermination Order was not officially rescinded until June 25, 1976 by Governor 496:, the Clay County seat, to await trial. Although he frequently called down imprecatory judgments on his enemies and perceived enemies, as Fawn Brodie has written, Smith bore his harsh imprisonment "stoically, almost cheerfully, for there was a serenity in his nature that enabled him to accept trouble along with glory." Smith wrote to his followers "with skill and tact" attempting to dispel the now current notion that he was a fallen prophet. 404: 903:, p. 247). "The prisoners had long suspected they were an embarrassment to the state because the vigilante action and Bogg's extermination order would cause a scandal if widely publicized." Bushman (2005), 382. Brodie also noted that it was common knowledge that "one member of the legislature had participated in the Haun's Mill massacre." Brodie, 247. 308:
Political and religious differences between old Missourians and newly arriving Latter Day Saint settlers provoked tensions between the two groups, much as they had in Jackson County. Local leaders saw their Latter Day Saints as a religious and political threat, alleging that Smith and his followers
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An estimated 800 Mormons were forcibly dispossessed of their homes and businesses. A long trail of appeals went as far as Washington, D.C., with Joseph receiving a personal audience with President Martin Van Buren, who said he could not help. Congress sent the matter back to the state of Missouri.
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Once the Latter Day Saints no longer posed a political threat, Missouri leaders realized that Mormon behavior could hardly be classified as treason whereas, as Fawn Brodie has written, the governor's "exterminating order stank to heaven." On the way to trial, the sheriff and guards agreed to get
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celebration, Rigdon declared that Mormons would no longer tolerate persecution by the Missourians and spoke of a "war of extermination" if Mormons were attacked. Smith implicitly endorsed this speech, and many non-Mormons understood it to be a thinly veiled threat. They unleashed a flood of
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said he hoped that Joseph would never get out of the hands of his enemies alive. Smith and his companions also made two unsuccessful attempts to escape from jail before, on April 6, they were started under guard to stand trial in Daviess County.
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The Latter Day Saints had been migrating to Missouri ever since Smith had claimed the area to be Zion. They simultaneously occupied the Kirtland area, as well as the Independence area for around seven years. Following the failure of the
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to intimidate Latter Day Saint dissenters and oppose anti-Mormon militia units. Though it is unclear how much Smith knew of the Danites' activities, he clearly approved of those of which he did know. After Rigdon delivered
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viewpoints, including Smith himself. Thus they clashed with the pro-slavery persuasions of the majority of Missourians. Tensions were fueled by the announcement by Smith that
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Soon after the "Extermination Order" was issued, vigilantes attacked an outlying Mormon settlement and killed seventeen people. This event is identified as the
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By this time, Smith's experiences with mob violence led him to believe that his faith's survival required greater militancy against
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In Missouri, the church also took the name "Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints", and construction began on a new temple.
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that implied dissenters had no place in the Latter Day Saint community, the Danites forcibly expelled them from the county.
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would vote in blocs. Additionally, Mormons purchased vast amounts of land in which to establish settlements, and held
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During this time, a church council expelled many of the oldest and most prominent leaders of the church—including
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and that the surrounding lands were promised to the Church by God and that the Saints would inhabit that area.
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raided and burned Mormon farms, while Danites and other Mormons pillaged non-Mormon towns. In the
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area—began immigrating in large numbers to Independence and the surrounding area.
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This battle led to reports of a "Mormon insurrection" and the death of apostle
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anti-Mormon rhetoric in newspapers and in stump speeches given during the
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The legality of Boggs' "Extermination Order" was debated in the
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of these men, who were known collectively as the "dissenters".
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Criticism of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
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and looked the other way while their prisoners escaped.
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