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===Autobiography of David M. Stuart=== ...We had been tossed about on the waters from June first till the nineteenth of July, but my responsibility was not ended. We had two thousand miles yet to

===A. L. Skanchy Emigration Company Journal 1889=== ...d the weather again very beautiful. The Saints were therefore on deck most of the day. We reached New York Harbor about 11:30 p.m.

... have nearly completed their plans, and meet next week to draw up a report of their proceedings, which will be laid before the saints and elders ruling t ...ll be set apart for the accommodation of unprotected females, who, because of the general belief that they are polygamists, are looked upon as loose char

...igham Young--Alleged Brutality of "The Latter Day Saints"--Alleged Cruelty of an English Husband. ...tried to draw me into a discussion of the divine right of having plurality of women; I have come across some who told me how many wives they had; one man

... in the institution on Ward's Island, 641. The receipt into be he treasury of the Commission during the past week has been $2846 55. Total since Jan. 1,

...on of such a law, good as it may be in theory and intent, and, as a matter of fact, it is not systematically enforced. . ...ly, and which was published on the 1st ult., to Acting Secretary Fairchild of the U. S. Treasury, and says in it, in reference to our June company, which

==Detention in New York of Some of Our Emigrants== ...the Union Pacific Railway. Elder Woods remained to look after that portion of the company detained in New York. As might be expected, Commissioner [[Step

...have been permitted to continue their journey Zionward, with the exception of a woman and three children. [[Category: Port of New York]]

==Arrival of the Fourth Company== ... detained in New York. Returning missionaries thus report to the News some of the circumstances attending the detention in New York:

...this to say concerning our were not connected with the Mormon last company of emigrants: ...e the sending of colonies to this country to select Philadelphia as a port of landing.

...NSTRUCTIONS AND THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT DEFINES ITS POSITION—"NO WARRANT OF LAW" FOR DETAINING MORMONS.==== ...nding of Mormon immigrants was received by President Garrett, of the Board of Public Charities, to-day: