Brigham says "whites will be cursed" for their "abuse" of Black people "unless they repent."
Brigham Young, "The persecutions of the Saints; their loyalty to the Constitution; the Mormon Battalion; the laws of God releative to the African race," Journal of Discourses. 26 vols. (Liverpool: Daniel H. Wells, 1865), 10:111
If the Government of the United States, in Congress assembled, had the right to pass an anti-polygamy bill, they also had the right to pass a law that slaves should not be abused as they have been; they had also a right to make a law that negroes should be sued like human beings, and not worse than dumb brutes. For their abuse of that race, the whites will be cursed, unless they repent.
I am neither an abolitionist nor a pro-slavery man. If I could have been influenced by private injury to choose one side in preference to the other, I should certainly be against the pro-slavery side of the question, for it was pro-slavery men that pointed the bayonet at me and my brethren in Missoury, and said, "Damn you we will kill you." I have not much love for them, only in the Gospel. I would cause them to repent, if I could, and make them good men and a good community.