Orson Hyde teaches that Adam and Eve corrupted themselves and disobeyed God and did not multiply "in purity."
Thomas Bullock, Journal, April 12, 1857, Brigham Young office files, 1832-1878 (bulk 1844-1877), CR 1234 1, Church History Library
Orson Hyde spoke on Polygamy, gave some arguments, rather strange—if true, to the missionaries which they might use in the world. The original order seemed to be one man & one woman,—Adam & Eve, they had corrupted themselves & had not multiplied in purity[,] did not do as God required of them and he had a right to institute another order to hasten his work, that his feast might be full of guests.