Homecoming address honors pioneers and Westward migration
A long homecoming talk by Senator Ray Dillman praises national ideals, the Westward trek and Brigham Young era, and the heritage of Utah's Uintah Valley. It links 1846 1847 migrations to modern civic duty, recounts early settlement, and urges respect for liberty equality and the nation’s foundational acts.
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Congressmen Colton Praises Utah Pioneers Character
Congressman Colton salutes Utah pioneers as educated, religious, industrious, and law abiding. He recounts their journey starting July 24, 1847, morning prayers, daily marches about twenty miles, and no deaths or losses on the trek. He notes their foundations for civilization, and their role in Mexican War and Western settlement, ending with continued pioneer spirit and continued settlement expansion.
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