Discourse, 4 July 1843, as Reported by Willard Richards

Joseph said. arrested— writ ,— on Habeas Corpus fri[e]nds petitioned a writ— stood clear— those officers to made false reprsntatin [representation]; I have legally discharged.— I testify I did submit myself quietly. proof [Lucien P.] Sangers.— various others . . . did transcend their power. or intimated that they were intimidated & brought here by fraud. honstly & uprightly— in all things in relation to this Subject.

Public mind. has been agitated. Language of Paul happy that I have this opportunity I never dwelt in [p. [1]]