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The 05RP12-11 Multiple-Order Quartz Wave Plates is a crystal quartz optic designed to differentially retard the phase of a polarized beam. With the proper phase shift, this waveplate can rotate the direction of polarization and the amount of polarization rotation is twice the amount of the waveplate rotation. This 1/2 inch (12.7 mm) diameter wave plate is 1mm thick and has λ//2 (180°) retardation. It is antireflection coated to maximize transmission at 457.9 nm. When using multiple-order wave plates, several items should be considered. A wave plate of practical thickness produces a multiple of λ/4 or λ/2 retardation. Higher orders cause retardation to vary dramatically with wavelength. Wave plates are sensitive to temperature changes. A typical multiple-order wave plate has a temperature coefficient of 0.0015λ/°C, compared to 0.0001λ/°C for a zero-order wave plate, so tighter temperature control will be required. Precise adjustment of retardation is possible by tilting the wave plate. Tilting about the slow axis increases retardation, while tilting about the fast axis reduces retardation.
Model | 05RP12-11 |
Type | Single Wavelength Wave Plates (Multiple-Order Quartz) |
Diameter | 0.50 in. (12.7 mm) |
Thickness | 0.04 in. (1 mm) |
Material | Quartz, Schlieren Grade |
Surface Quality | 10-5 scratch-dig |
Construction | Single plate |
Diameter Tolerance | +0/-0.25 mm |
Shape | Round |
Retardation | λ/2 |
Retardation Accuracy | ±λ/300 at 20°C ±1°C |
Damage Threshold | 2 MW/cm2 CW, 2 J/cm2 with 10 nsec pulses |
Wavefront Distortion | ≤λ/10 at 632.8 nm over the full aperture |
Reflectivity per Surface | R <0.5% |
Cleaning | Non-abrasive method, acetone or isopropyl alcohol on lens tissue recommended, caution: fragile, thin optic |


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Nutcracker of Middle Georgia presents the 2013 production of "The Nutcracker" at The Grand Opera House, December 11 – 15. Performances are Wednesday – Saturday at 7:30 p.m. with matinees on Saturday and Sunday at 2:30 p.m. Tickets are on sale now. Call (478) 301-5470 or click the link below to buy online.
Parents who wish to buy a $25 marquee ad to celebrate their performer may click here to download the order form. Ad forms and payment are due by 5 p.m. on Nov. 25.
Now celebrating its 28th annual performance, the ballet boasts six professional dancers (four new this year), hailing from all over the country, who perform along with more than 100 Central Georgia dancers. Spectacular costumes and scenery and Tchaikovsky's timeless musical score make for a magical evening at the ballet.
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A man wanted in the slayings of eight Mexican municipal government officials was held in a California jail for four months on drug charges, officials said Thursday, but overcrowding forced his release before authorities made a connection to the 13-year-old killings.
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Lawyers for a former Mexican governor charged in the United States with money laundering and drug trafficking say the charges are based on false accusations by people trying to bargain with U.S. prosecutors.
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FBN's Diane Macedo with a morning futures update, plus news that Microsoft and Barnes & Noble have formed a strategic partnership.
Apr 30, 2012
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Good morning everyone shares of Barnes & Noble are surging in the premarket up about 70%.
On the news that it's teaming up to form a new subsidiary for the booksellers digital and college businesses.
The new unit and what's comes doesn't joint venture with Microsoft will also include a -- application for windows eight.
The companies say they're also looking at separating the digital and college business is entirely.
Which could mean a stock offering is in the works Microsoft will make a third 300 million dollar investment in subsidiary for nearly 18% stake.
The companies -- be subsidiary will help speed the transition to -- reading.
And PepsiCo has officially announced a deal with the owner of I happen Applebee's restaurants to be -- so motor provider.
DineEquity will now serve Pepsi products exclusively in its 3300 restaurants the company had previously served both Pepsi and Coca-Cola products.
This is just the latest round in the cola wars between those two earlier this month Coke announced it had replaced Pepsi in Dunkin' Donuts 9400 shops.
And Baskin Robbins stores.
Apple has reportedly been using subsidiaries around the world to avoid paying billions of dollars in federal and state taxes.
According to the New York Times the California based tech giant has set up operations in low tax countries like Ireland.
The Netherlands or even here at home in places like Nevada the -- says the company has distributed about 70% of its profits of these arms.
But that it is all legal Paper cites a report by a former Treasury Department economist.
Who says without making such moves apple would have had to pay 2.4 billion dollars more in federal taxes last year.
In a statement to the times apple says it has complied with all laws and accounting rules.
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L'Oréal Finalizes Nickel Purchase
The men's skin-care label will change hands on Dec. 17.
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The company raises guidance and notes operating margin might reach 10-11 percent next year.
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The investor's Pershing Square Capital Management sold 6.8 million shares of the consumer products giant between June 30 and Sept. 30.
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Almond Toffee Brownies
- Prep Time: 15 min
- Cook Time: 30 min
- Ready Time: 120 min
- Yield: 24 brownies
- Crisco® Original No-Stick Cooking Spray
- 1 (19.5 oz.) package Pillsbury® Family Size Chocolate Fudge Brownie Mix
- 1/2 cup butter, melted
- 1/4 cup water
- 2 large eggs
- 1 (8 oz.) package toffee bits for baking, divided
- 1/2 cup sliced almonds
Preparation Directions
- HEAT oven to 350°F. Coat 13 x 9-inch baking pan with no-stick cooking spray.
- COMBINE brownie mix, butter, water and eggs in large bowl. Beat 50 strokes with a spoon or until batter is just moistened. Spread batter in prepared pan.
- COMBINE 1/2 cup toffee bits and sliced almonds. Sprinkle evenly over batter. Bake 30 to 35 minutes or until set in center. (Do not overbake.) Immediately sprinkle with remaining toffee bits. Cool completely in pan on wire rack. Cut into bars.
Nutritional Information Per Serving
Calories 0 (Calories from Fat 0), Total Fat 0g (Saturated Fat 0g, Trans Fat 0g), Cholesterol 0mg, Sodium 0mg, Total Carbohydrate 0g (Dietary Fiber 0g, Sugars 0g), Protein 0g; Percent Daily Value*: Vitamin A 0%, Vitamin C 0%, Calcium 0%, Iron 0%.
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The Clinical and Pathology Laboratories of San Antonio Community Hospital serve those who are hospitalized, referred as an outpatient by their physician, or receiving home care. The clinical lab is staffed 24 hours a day with state-licensed technologists under the direction of pathologists, and works with the Medical Staff and other departments in the diagnosis and treatment of patients through technical analysis of specimens. Our full-service clinical laboratory also offers blood bank and pathology services.
The College of American Pathologists (CAP), The Joint Commission, State of California, and Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services accredit the Laboratory under the Clinical Laboratory Improvement Act (CLIA).
The Medical Director is certified in both anatomical and clinical pathology. Staff pathologists are board certified by the American Board of Pathology and provide consultation services to referring physicians. Technical personnel performing moderate and highly complex testing are licensed by the State of California as clinical laboratory scientists. Personnel drawing blood are certified phlebotomists.
The Laboratory offers home blood draws for homebound patients. We also perform lab work at local skilled nursing facilities to promote continuity of care for patients who are transferred from our Hospital to these facilities. For more information or assistance, please contact our client services staff at 909.920.4705.
The Hospital offers monthly blood drives, alternating between the hospital campus and Rancho San Antonio Medical Plaza. Since 1979, more than 73,000 units of blood have been donated at hospital-sponsored blood drives. With your help, our blood drives enable us to replace over 80% of the blood used by our patients. The outstanding response from concerned individuals who want to give the gift of life to people in our community has helped us through many critical blood shortages that would otherwise have required area hospitals to cancel medical procedures.
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Miquel de Icaza: Moonlight Making Progress
Mono developer and Novell employee Miquel de Icaza reported on the progress being made by Moonlight at the XML 2007 Conference in Boston. Moonlight is the Linux variant of Microsoft's Silverlight solution.
In mid-April, Microsoft announced the Silverlight plug-in as its new platform for interactive, multimedia Web content – that is as an alternative to Flash. In June, a team of developers led by Miguel de Icaza who work on Novell's Mono project programmed a software that emulates Silverlight's functionality without knowledge of the source code: this was the birth of Moonlight. In early September, Microsoft announced that it would be cooperating with Novell on the Linux implementation of Silverlight.
Miquel de Icaza's employer Novell is planning to release version 1.0 of Moonlight early in 2008. De Icaza demoed Moonlight at XML 2007 in Boston and emphasized the fact that Moonlight will bring the same functionality to Linux as the Microsoft original, Silverlight.
Moonlight is part of Novell's Mono project and will be available as Open Source. Right now, the Linux version of Silverlight is only available as a SVN version. In 2008, the Novell Mono project is planning to release packages for all major distributions via the Suse build service. Novell supports both the Mono project and the Silverlight implementation. The source code for the browser plug-ins will be open, apart from the Microsoft codecs, although they will be freely available. The source code of the developer status of Moonlight is currently available as a patchwork of multiple modules. The project page has more details.
In his blog, project developer de Icaza reports on the progress being made with Mono and Moonlight, and various demos at events. In early October de Icaza attended Remix 07 in Boston, which was hosted by Microsoft.
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Natural Gas: Part of the clean energy solution.
Certain businesses produce organic waste that can be repurposed into a clean, renewable fuel source called biogas. When biogas is conditioned to pipeline-quality natural gas, it becomes biomethane. Here are some types of businesses that tend to have their own supplies of the waste needed to make biomethane:
- Dairies
- Food processing companies
- Waste water treatment plants
Benefits of Biomethane
You can use biomethane to power equipment that uses natural gas or generate your own electricity on-site. This is a great way to save money and energy overall:
- Lower emissions of unused "waste" methane
- Reduce the need for conventional fossil fuel
- Cut production and waste disposal costs
Unlike other sources of renewable energy—such as solar and wind—biomethane doesn't need the sun to shine or the wind to blow. Waste material can be converted into deliverable, renewable energy 24/7!
Selling Biomethane on the Open Market
When biogas is conditioned into biomethane, it potentially sells at a higher price than natural gas. For example, SoCalGas' average gas price was $3.72 per MMBTU in 2009, while biomethane could have been sold for at least $9.00 per MMBTU.
SoCalGas has an existing infrastructure of pipelines which can be used to transport biomethane almost anywhere. Are you interested in learning more about how to interconnect with SoCalGas'' open access system?
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How It Works
Where do biogas and biomethane come from? We explain this fairly simple procedure.
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The author of 97 views of Lake Menomin invites you to attend this reading. This reading will be a verbal/visual anecdotal story of the U.W.-Stout Art Department, it's beginnings in 1964 and Mr. Schulman's beginnings in 1966 as an Artist and developing Art Educator. It also records the author wrestling with verbal and visual relationships that eventually climb into poetry. The poetry included will help describe his artistic philosophy.
Currently, Mr. Schulman is an 83 year old artist working in a professional studio lodged in the Dunn County Historical Museum in Menomonie's Wakanda Park. He retired from teaching in 1992, shutting down his original Studio in his home; began renting various studio spaces until he found his current haven in the Rassbach Museum.
97 Views of Lake Menomin is his 3rd publication since retiring from teaching. His first pamphlet was titled "In the Collage of Life". His first book was titled "Scribbles, Images & Words". All will be exhibited at the reading.
Darby Nelson, author of For Love of Lakes
"We say we love our lakes yet we not only allow but participate in their deterioration. To love something is to protect it, to keep it from harm. What explains this paradoxical relationship between humans and lakes? Darby's talk based on his book, For Love of Lakes, explores this puzzle. Using Powerpoint, he will blend together basic elements of lake ecology and the human behaviors that explain our odd relationship with the lakes we love."
B.J. Hollars is the author of two books of nonfiction, a short story collection, and has also served as editor for three anthologies. An assistant professor of creative writing at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, he lives a simple existence with his wife, son, dog, and their books.
B.J. Hollars: Sightings: Stories. In addition to his short stories and editing work, B.J. Hollars is the author of two books of nonfiction, Thirteen Loops: Race, Violence and The Last Lynching in America and Opening Doors: The Desegregation of the University of Alabama and the Fight for Tuscaloosa. Part of the Chippewa Valley Book Festival


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The Quest for Cures
The Quest For Cures
The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS) is proud to announce The Quest For Cures (QFC), a new series of Request for Proposals (RFPs) to identify and develop safer, more effective treatment paradigms for patients with hematological malignancies. LLS has formed a partnership with Celgene to create the first of such RFPs that will build the foundation of this new LLS initiative. This initiative will identify and fund priority research areas, with support from biotech and pharmaceutical partners in order to address significant unmet medical needs. The near-term goal of this program is to advance the scientific and medical understanding of the various hematological malignances.
LLS is the world's largest voluntary health agency dedicated to blood cancer. The LLS mission: Cure leukemia, lymphoma, Hodgkin's disease and myeloma, and improve the quality of life of patients and their families. LLS funds lifesaving blood cancer research around the world and provides free information and support services to patients and their families.
Celgene is a global biopharmaceutical company committed to improving the lives of patients' worldwide by delivering innovative and life-changing drugs for our patients. With more than 300 clinical trials, Celgene has focused on delivering novel therapies for patients with incurable hematological malignancies, including multiple myeloma, myeylodysplastic syndromes, chronic lymphocyte leukemia (CLL), non-Hodgkin's lymphoma (NHL), and myelofibrosis.
Description of The Awards:
The "Quest For CURES" research topics are aimed to gain a better understanding of the underlying causes leading to failure of current treatments and to identify novel therapeutic targets and ultimately new treatments. LLS and Celgene RFP topics available for funding with this initial RFP are the following:
Novel approaches for measuring and monitoring clonal heterogeneity in the clinical setting at both the genomic and epigenetic levels and assessing its contribution to response or resistance to therapy. Proposal topics of interest under this general area include but are not limited to the following:
a. Studies to define the proportions of genetically unique clones that have relevant mutations that can potentially drive resistance, either directly or by contributing to epigenetic plasticity.
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New molecular stratification mechanisms to identify key subsets of patients with B cell malignancies; application of these tools should be tractable to prospectively identify patients predicted to have poor outcomes with current standard therapies, aiming to direct these patients to novel therapeutic interventions that specifically address the identified cause(s) of treatment failure. Proposal topics of interest under this general area include but are not limited to the following:a. Clinically tractable approaches to prospectively identify previously untreated DLBCL patients who are unlikely to achieve complete remission or who will have remission duration of less than a year following R-CHOP therapy. The approach should have potential for substantially greater sensitivity and specificity than the IPI or IHC based cell of origin methods and should additionally point to novel therapeutic targets.
Enhancing the understanding of the role of the microenvironment in initiation and maintenance of hematologic malignancies with emphasis on the mechanisms by which the elements of the microenvironment contribute to chemoresistance. Proposal topics of interest under this general area include but are not limited to the following:
a. Development of in vitro, 3-dimensional co-culture systems using primary and/or immortalized cell lines that recapitulate cell:cell interactions in the lymph node or bone marrow microenvironment. Proposals should describe how the superiority of these systems over currently available models would be demonstrated in terms of predicting sensitivity or resistance of leukemia or lymphoma cells to treatment.
b. Novel methods for utilizing clinical specimens to study the contributions of the lymph node and/or bone marrow microenvironments to response or resistance.
This RFP represents a new LLS research grant paradigm; QFC projects should, if successful, have a measurable impact on the diagnosis or treatment of patients with hematologic malignancies over the next 5 to 10 years. Proposals must include specific timelines, milestones and deliverables that researchers believe are achievable with their proposed funding. The range of funding available is from $200,000 to $400,000 annually, for research to be completed in a period of 2 years.
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The Mormons and Methodists.-Rivals in the same line of business. The comparatively recent formation of the society called "Mormons," or "Latter Day Saints," and their dreadful persecutions by those of other religions, and amongst other outrages, the massacre of their men by a mob, headed by Bogart, a Methodist parson, and others of that persuasion, induce us to review the rise and progress of these societies, their sufferings and persecutions from the bigots belonging to other religious, sects and denominations. Although, as we stated the other day, John Wesley Game over to America to preach in 1737, yet the Me-thodist society, as that mine distinguishes the people who to this day acknowledge Mr. Wesley as their founder, under God, was, properly speaking, as a society speedily under his pastoral charge, col-lected in the year 1740, at the chapel in Moor-fields, where be preached, and where the society in-creased rapidly. For this and the societies he next formed in Bristol, Kingswood, and a few other places, he in 1743, drew up the first set of rules to regulate the members, which continue in force to the present time; and the obser-vance of which, was then, and continues to be, the condition of membership. They are so well known as to render it unnecessary to quote them. It may only be observed, that they en-join no peculiar opinions, and relate entirely to mo-ral conduct, to charitable offices, and to the ob-servance of the ordinances of God. These rules bear the signature of John and Charles Wesley. So far, so good Whitfield was, to a great extent, associated with them; but John Wesley, becoming jealous of Whitfield's popularity, preached a violent sermon against some of Whitfield's peculiar doctrinal notions. This produced the first discord there. Soon after this, the mobs in different parts of the country took offence at the peculiar doctrines and conduct of the Wesleyans; they were denounced as heretics and fanatics, and crazy creatures, as the Mormons have been in Missouri; their places of worship were burnt and pulled down; their property plundered; their parsons were stoned, and the congregation beaten individually and collectively by different mobs. In London the rioting was tremendous, and some few lives were lost; and for a long time it was not considered safe for a Methodist to hold forth publicly. Wesley was currently charged with being a papist, as he says in his journal, and many other equally ridiculous charges as those made against the Mormons in the present day. A riot grew out of this, and all Papists were ordered, therefore, to leave London by proclamation, as the Mormons were ordered to leave Missouri, by the proclama-tion of Governor Boggs. In June, 1742, at Epworth, in Yorkshire, a riot took place, and a wagon load of Methodists were beaten and imprisoned for fanatics and disturbers of the peace. Here the parallel again holds good as re-gards the Methodists and Mormons. At Walsall, the chief magistrate of the place led on a mob to beat Wesley and throw stones; they threw him down the steps three times, and nearly killed him, because they said he was a deluder, and disturber of the pub-lic peace. Exactly what they now say of the Mor-mons. At Sheffield he was stoned nearly to death, and an officer in the army drew his sword to run him through. The society house was pulled down, and he had to leave Sheffield. On his way to Thorpe with other preachers, a mob laid in ambush to assassinate him, but failed. And yet the effect of all this persecution was but to form new societies in the northern, midland, and western districts. Still the mob violence increased. Other clergy-men, and magistrates, and soldiers, as in Missouri, headed the mob to maltreat them. At Wednesbury, Darlaston, and West Bromwich, they beat and vio-lated women and children in the most shameful man-ner, and destroyed their property; and at last the mob seized Wesley himself, and almost killed him. In 1743, a hot persecution, both of the preachers and people, broke forth. The preaching house at St. Ives was pulled to the ground; one of the preach-ers was impressed and sent for a soldier, as were several of the people: whilst being stoned, covered with dirt, and abused, was the treatment which many others of them met with from day to day. But not-withstanding this, they who had been eminent for hurling, fighting, drinking, and all manner of wick-edness, continued eminent for sobriety, piety and meekness. The impressment of the preachers for soldiers by the magistrates, was not, however, con-fined to Cornwall. About the same time John Nel-son and Thomas Beard were thus seized and sent for soldiers, for no other crime, either committed or pretended, than that of calling sinners to repentance. The sns ive heroism of John Nelson is well known. Thomas Beard also was "nothing terrified by his adversaries;" but his body after a while sunk under affliction. He was then lodged in the hospital of Newcastle, where he still praised God continually. His fever increasing, he was let blood: his arm fes-tered, mortified, and was cut off; two or three days after which, God signed his discharge, and called him to his eternal home. The riots in Staffordshire, also, still continued, The mob of Walsall, Darlaston, and Wednesbury, hired for the purpose by their superiors, broke open their poor neighbor's houses at their pleasure by day and by night; extorting money from the few that had it, taking away or destroying their victuals and goods, beating and wounding their bodies, ravaging the women, and openly declaring they would de-stroy every Methodist in the country. Thus peacea-ble and loyal subjects were treated for eight months, and were then publicly branded in the Whitehall and London Evening Post, tor rioters and incendiaries! Several other instances of the brutal maltreatment of the preachers occurred in these early periods, which ended in disablement, or premature death. Such was the progress of Methodism in its infancy, and such the sufferings its members endured; and yet at the time of Mr. Wesley's death, the number of members in connexion with him in Europe, Ame-rica and the West India Islands, was 80,000. At the conference, in 1830, the numbers returned were: In Great Britain, 249,278; in Ireland, 22,897; in fo-reign missions 41,186; total 313,360, exclusive of near half a million of persons in the societies in the states of America. As to the field of labour elsewhere the number of circuits in the United Kingdom was, at the time of his death, 115. At present they are 399. The number of mission statiowas 8 in the West Indies, and 8 in British America; at present there are 150. The number of preachers left by him was 312. It is now 993, in the United Kingdom; and 193 in the foreign missions. In the United States of America the number of preachers is about 2,000. And now let us look at a brief detail of the mise-ries and sufferings endured by the Mormons. It is notorious that this Society commenced settling in Jackson county, Missouri, in the summer of 1831, where they, according to their ability, purchased lands and settled upon them with the intention and expectation of becoming permanent citizens in com-mon with others. Soon after the settlement began, persecution be-gan; and as the society increased persecution also in-creased, until the society at last was compelled to leave the county. And although an account of these persecutions has been published to the world, yet we feel that it will not be improper to notice a few of the most prominent items in this affair. On the 20th of July, 1833, a mob convened at in-dependence, a committee of which called upon a few of the men of the church there, and stated to them that the store, printing office, and indeed all other mechanic shops, mast be closed forthwith, and the society leave the county immediately. These propositions were so unexpected, that a certain time was asked for to consider on the subject before an answer should be returned, which was refused; and the men being individually interrogated, each one answered that he could not consent to comply with their propositions. One of the mob replied that he was sorry, for the work of destruction would commence immediately. In a short time, the printing office, which was a two-story brick building, was assailed by the mob, and soon thrown down, and with it much valuable proper-ty destroyed. Next they went to the store for the same purpose, but Mr. Gilbert, one of the owners, agreeing to close it, they abandoned their de-sign. Their next move was their dragging of Bishop Patridge from his house and family to the public square, where, surrounded by hundreds, they par-tially stripped him of his clothes, and tarred and fea-thered him from head to foot. A man by the name of Allan, was also tarred at the same time. This was Saturday, and the mob agreed to meet the following Tuesday, to accomplish their purpose of driving or massacring the society. Tuesday came, and the mob came also, bearing with them a red flag in to-ken of blood. Some two or three of the principal men of the society offered their lives, if that would appease the wrath of the mob, so that the rest of the society might dwell in peace upon their lands. The answer was, that unless the society would leave "en masse," every man should die for himself Being in a defenceless situation, to save a general massacre, it was agreed that one half of the society should leave the county by the first of the next January, and the remainder by the first of the following April. A treaty was entered into and ratified, and all things went on smoothly for a while. But some time in Oc-tober the wrath of the mob began again to be kindled insomuch, that they shot at some of the Mormons' whipped others, and threw down their houses, and committed many other depredations; indeed they were harrassed for some time both day and night—their houses were brickbatted and broken open-women and children insulted, &c. The store house of A. S. Gilbert ft. Co. was broken open, ransacked, and some of the goods strewed in the streets. These abuses, with many others of a very aggravated nature, so stirred up the indignant feelings of the Mormons, that a party of them, say about thirty, met a company of the mob about double their number, when a battle took place in which some two or three of the mob and one Mormon were killed. This raised, as it were, the whole county in arms, and nothing would satisfy them but an immediate surrender of the arms of the Mormons, and they forthwith to leave the county. Fifty one guns were given up, which have never been returned or paid for to this day. The next day parties of the mob, from 30 to 70, headed by priests, went from house to house, threatening women and chil-dren with death if they were not off before they re turne. This so alarmed them, that they fled in different directions; some took shelter in the woods, while others wandered in the prairies till their feet bled. In the meantime the weather being very cold, their sufferings in other respects were very great. The society made their escape to Clay county as fast as they possibly could, where the people recieved them kindly, and administered to their wants. Af-ter the society had left Jackson county, their buildings, amounting to about two hundred, were either burned or otherwise destroyed, and much of their crop, as well as furniture, stock, etc., which, if pro-perly estimated, would make a large sum, for which they have not as yet received any remuneration. The society remained in Clay county nearly three years; when, at the suggestion of the people there, they removed to that section of the country, known now as Caldwell county. Here the people purchased out most of the former inhabitants, and also entered much of the wild land. Many soon owned a number of eighties, while there was scarcely a man that did not secure to himself at least a forty. Here they were permitted to enjoy peace for a season, but as the society increased in numbers, and settlements were made in Davies and Carroll counties, the mob spirit spread itself again. For months previous to giving up their arms to Gen. Lucas' army, they heard little else than rumors of mobs, collecting in different places, and threatening them. It is well known that the Mormons who had located themselves at De Wit. had to give up to a mob and leave the place, notwithstanding the militia were called out for their protection. From De Wit the mob went towards Davies county, and while on their way there they took two Mormons prisoners and made them ride upon the cannon and told them that they would drive the Mormons from Davies to Caldwell, and from Cald-well to hell, and that they would give them no quarter only at the cannon's month. The threats of the mob induced some of the Mormons to go to Davies to help to protect their brethren who had settled at Diahman, on Grand river. The mob soon fled from Davies county: and after they were dispersed and the cannon taken, during which time no blood was shed, the people of Cald-well returned to their homes in hopes of enjoying peace and quiet; but in this they were disappointed, for a large mob was soon found to be collecting on the Grindstone, from ten to fifteen miles off, under the command of C. Gillman, a scouting party of which, came within four miles of Far West, and drove off stock belonging to the Mormons, in open day light. About this time word came to Far West that a party of the mob had come into Caldwell county to the south of Far West—that they were taking horses and cattle—burning houses, and ordering the inhabitants to leave their houses immediately—and that they had then actually in their possession three men prisoners. This report readied Far West in the evening and was confirmed about midnight. A company of about sixty men went forth under the command of David W. Patten, to disperse the mob, as they supposed. A battle was the result, in which Captain Patten and two of his men were killed, and others wounded. Bogart, it appears, had but one killed and others wounded. Notwithstanding the unlawful acts com-mitted by Captain Bogart's men previous to the battle, it is now asserted and claimed that he was re-gularly ordered out as a militia captain, to preserve the peace along the line of Ray and Caldwell coun-ties. That battle was fought four or five days pre-vious to the arrival of Gen. Lucas and his army. About the time of the battle with Captain Bogart, a number of Mormons who were living near Hone's mill, on Shoal Creek, about twenty miles below. Far West, together with a number of emigrants who had been stopped there in consequence of the ex-citement, made an agreement with the mob which was about there, that neither party would molest the other, but dwell in peace. Shortly after this agreement was made, a mob party of from two to three hundred, many of whom: are supposed to be from Chariton county, some from Davies, and also those who had agreed to dwell in peace came upon the Mormons there, whose number in men was about forty, at a time they little expected any such thing, and without any ceremony, notwithstanding they begged for quarters, shot them down as they would tigers or panthers. Some few made their escape by fleeing. Eighteen were killed, and a number more severely wounded. The particulars of this we have already given. When Gen. Lucas arrived near Far West, and pre-sented the governor's order, they were greatly sur-prised; yet they felt willing to submit to the author-ities of the state. They gave up their arms without reluctance, and were then made prisoners, and con-fined to the limits of the town for about a week; du-ring which time the men from the country were not permitted to go to their families, many of whom were, in a suffering condition for the want of food and fire-wood, the weather being very cold and stormy. Much property was destroyed by the troops in town duriug their stay there: such as burning house-logs, rails, corn-cribs, boards, &c.; the using of corn and hay, the plundering of houses, the killing of cattle, sheep, and hogs, and also the taking of horses not their own—and all this without regard to owners, or, asking leave of any one. In the mean time, men were abused, women insulted and abused by the troops-and all this while they were kept prisoners. Whilst the town was guarded, they were called together by the order of Gen. Lucas, and a guard placed close around them; and, in that situation, were compelled to sign a deed of trust, for the purpose of making their individual property all holden, as they said, to pay all the debts of every individual belonging to the church, and also to pay "for all dama-ges the old inhabitants of Davies, may have sustained in consequence of the late difficulties in that county. General Clark at last arrived, and the first im-portant move made by him was the collecting of their men together on the square, and selecting out about fifty of them, whom he immediately marched into a house, and confined close. This was done without the aid of the sheriff, or any legal process. The next day, forty-six of those taken were driven, like a parcel of menial slaves, off to Richmond, not knowing why they were taken, or what they were taken for. And to wind up this bloody, tragedy, the balance of the Mormons were driven, from the State in the dead of winter, in consequence of which many died; Gov. Boggs's order being that they must leave the State of Missouri or be exterminated. Under these circumstances they reached Illinois, where they now remain. Such is a brief sketch of the rise and progress of persections of the Mormons and Methodists. We see what has been the result of the persecution of the Methodists, and from this we may learn what, will be the result of the Mormon persecution. For every Mormon killed, 100 or 1000 will rise up to take their place. No matter whether they are right or wrong in religious matters; the natural effect of persecution is to increase the power of the persecuted at least one hundred fold. As to the extravagancies imputed to the Mormons, we have heard quite as bad imputed to the Methodists; a thousand instances may be named, but one will suffice: Mr. Whitefield having advertised himself to preach at Gog-Magog-Hill, many thousand people collected together from many miles round. While he was preaching, he was elevated on the highest ground, and his audience stood all round on the declivity during his sermon, a young countrywoman, who had come miles to hear him, and waited several hours, being very faint, owing to the violated heat of the sun the breaths of the multitude, as well as the want of re freshment; and it is very likely much agitated in her mind by the extraordinary doctrines of the preacher, she fell backwards just under the orator, and there lay kicking up her heels. On seeing the poor girl lie in a kind of convulsion, some of the company moved to assist her, and the women began to draw down her apron and petticoats over her feet; but Mr. Whit-field cried out, "Let her alone! let her alone! A glorious sight! a glorious sight" No doubt the holy man meant that it was a glorious sight to see a sinner fall before the power of the word; but the young college bucks and wits construed his meaning differently, and put the audience into such immoderate fits of laughter, that even Mr. Whitfield's utmost efforts were not able to restore their gravity, but he was obliged to dismiss his congregation abruptly. For a long time after this happened, the Cantabs, as they reeled homewards in the night-time, disturb-ed the sober inhabitants, by loudly exclaiming, "A glorious sight! a glorious sight! as Dr. Squintum ays. This partakes something of the folly of Matthias hilst poor Pearson was dying. Let us hear no more, then, of persecution for opinion's sake but, let each take the mote out of his own eye, before he attempts to remove the beam from his brother's.
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