President arose and spoke in the majesty of his calling and among other remarks said his <​my​> mind was <​is​> made up and the remarks of or of brother Joseph had <​have​> <​has​> <​have​> not altered it as for himself he would not sit upon the case another day, <​I​> he considered it <​the course has taken​> an insult upon his office and calling as an apostle of Jesus Christ, and he <​I​> would <​will​> not bear it, as for the rest of the they might <​may​> do as they pleased, as for himself <​myself​> he would <​I will​> not submit to it. has despised and rejected the Council of the and the Twelve, had said they had no jurisdiction over him in , and to say where he should go &c. but he and others will find there is power in the Twelve, we know through whom we have received our power and who are our benefactors, and we are thankful for it. has never for the first time received our Council but has gone contrary to it, no one is safe in his hands he calls an old granny and slanders everybody, he says there is a contradiction between and the Twelve, there is no contradiction between <​us &​> and the Twelve. is there ( answered No) After closed President J Smith said he would give us a little Council if we saw fit to except [accept] it, he thought it proper for us to silence , take his and have him come to <​him bring his family to​> , and if he would not do that let him go out of the , it was then moved and seconded that be silenced and give up his license and come with his family to which was carried unanimously.