CHAPTER LXIV.

First Sabbath in Tahiti--Meet Several Persons whom I Knew over

Forty Years Before--How they Remembered me--Seek Permission to hold

Public Meetings--Widow of my Old Friend, John Layton, Calls on

me Other Friends--Preach to the Josephites--Governor Refuses to

Permit us to Hold Public Meetings--Get Advice of the United states

Consul--A Lawyer's Counsel--Josephites tell of B. F. Grouard--I

Explain how he had Turned into the wrong Path--The Church Never

Disorganized--Missionary Labors--Greeting a French Admiral--Early

Missionaries to Tahiti--Their Severe Experiences--Sixty-fourth

Anniversary of my Birth--Learn of Mormons who were Hanged for

Having Killed a Policeman in the Trouble when I was Arrested on

my First Mission to the Islands--Meet a Native of Pitcairn's

Island--His Story--Visit Tautila--Severe Voyage--A Baptism--Sail for

Tubuoi--Among Strangers Celebration of a French Fete Day--Dine with

the Governor--People Become less Unfriendly to us--Breaking of the

Clouds--Baptize Twenty-four Persons--Encouraging Results of Missionary

Efforts.

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