Frederic G. Mather's account that Joseph Smith would get quarrelsome when drunk.
Frederic G. Mather, "Early Days of Mormonism," Lippincott's Magazine 26, no. 152 (August 1880): 198
Orlando Sanders of Palmyra, a well-preserved gentleman of over eighty, tells us that the Smith family worked for his father and for himself. He gives them the credit of being good workers, but declares that they could save no money. He also states that Joseph, Jr., was "a greeny," both large and strong. By nature he was peaceably disposed, but when he had taken too much liquor he was inclined to fight, with or without provocation.