Presidential Candidate
Joseph Smith Jr.
“We should be ‘anxiously engaged’ in good causes and leave the world a better place for having lived in it .”
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| Joseph Smith Presidential Candidate 1844 Artist Michael Bedard I used this same flag first in the painting below of the Laying of the Nauvoo Temple. |
Joseph Smith martyred on June 27, 1844, at the Carthage Jail, ending his brief presidential campaign. Although he did not gain redress for the wrongs suffered by the Saints in Missouri, his campaign had brought much favorable public attention to the Church. Many years later, President Ezra Taft Benson said, Joseph Smith’s presidential campaign had sought to make the United States a better place, not only for the Latter-day Saints, but for all Americans. http://josephsmithsr.com/
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Nauvoo Temple Corner Stone Ceremony 1841
artist Michael Bedard
The sixth of April , 1841, was a memorable day in the history of Nauvoo. That day the corner stones of the great temple which God had commanded his people to build were laid. Early that morning the sisters presented to Joseph Smith and the Nauvoo Legion a silk flag with 27 stars representing each state in the union at that time. This flag was saluted with canon fire and than accompanied the Nauvoo legion as it made its solemn sacred march up mauholland street to the laying ceremony.
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| General Joseph Smith |
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