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* 8/1/1837 || 12/31/1837 || Meetings held in upper room on Goerck Street * Sept 1838 — By this time meetings were held in a private house on Main St. in Brooklyn

...natory of the circumstances under which the Mormons were driven forth from Missouri, has been laid on the table. [[Category: Missouri Relief Meetings]]

...adopted. A Committee was then appointed to solicit contributions for their relief. ...cially countenanced the murder of the People whom he was bound to protect? Missouri, until this blood is washed from her garments, is a disgrace to the Union.

...I took leave of New York, and, with a small colony, emigrated once more to Missouri. … ...l of the wrongs and sufferings of the Mormons, and to devise means for the relief of their women and children.

...s were adopted, and a Committee appointed to solicit subscriptions for the relief of the sufferers: [[Category: Missouri Relief Meetings]]

...|Green]], an agent from the Mormons, detail the sufferings of that sect in Missouri. The sufferings and miseries endured by this sect, as set forth in the narr ...on. In 1831 a society of Mormons commenced a settlement in Jackson County, Missouri, and soon afterwards the outrages were commenced. They were abused, their h

...l of the wrongs and sufferings of the Mormons, and to devise means for the relief of their women and children. ...s is believed, unexaggerated narrative of the settlement of the Mormons in Missouri, of the constant outrages to which they were subjected—and the series of

==Mormon Meetings== ==Mormon Meetings==

...Greene|Greene]] gave a statement of the early settlement of the Mormons in Missouri, and a history of their persecution, which has hardly a parallel even in th ...that no specific charges had been brought against them by the executive of Missouri, but that their persecution was for no other reason than that their religio

...nt of the facts relative to the persecution and suffering of the church in Missouri will be laid before the public by one of the brethren delegated by the Chur [[Category: Missouri Relief Meetings]]

...the scene of their sufferings at the hands of the government and people of Missouri. The relation was indeed of the most harrowing description. We have a repor [[Category: Missouri Relief Meetings]]

...ere in attendance. Brother Sidney Rigdon had previously been holding a few meetings privately, with a few of his brethren and friends, advocating his right to ...pany and raised sufficient means to purchase grain and flour for temporary relief. He made some encouraging remarks to the Saints, counseling them to put the