His successor would go on to found Salt Lake City.
The only time a person holding this post has been tried by council came after Sylvester Smith brought up complaints. Lorin C. Woolley claimed to be the rightful holder of this post and started a breakaway group in the 1920's. The so-called "Second Manifesto" was issued by a holder of this post during hearings discussing if Reed Smoot should be permitted to remain as a Senator. In the 1980's, Mark Hofmann forged documents claiming that the second holder of this post was illegitimate, expecting an institution to pay him for them. While holding this post, Wilford Woodruff earlier issued an 1890 manifesto condemning a certain practice in order to ease the process of statehood. The first man to hold this post was killed while in a jail in Carthage, Illinois, and was also the mayor of Nauvoo, Illinois. His successor would go on to found Salt Lake City. For 10 points, name this religious position first held by Joseph Smith and Brigham Young.
The only time a person holding this post has been tried by council came after Sylvester Smith brought up complaints.
{President of the Church} [or {President of the LDS}, or {President of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints}, or {President of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles}, or anything to suggest heading the {Mormon} or {LDS} church]