... the hammer, chisel, brush, and needle should set to work to unfold our sins, their scenes, their results ? Does not the Mormonism of the clubs support the same sin that is said in its lower grade to curse the pavement in its richer guise in which it adorns ...

... right. News from Utah to the 26th November states that the Mormons had burned all the grass ; and the animals of the United States military expedition were dying at the rate of 100 a day, The Mormons were fortifying the pitsses to Salt Lake City. The ship ...

... NEWS OF THE WEEK. It i-ex::ud that M. Bernhisel, the Mormon delegate, made itions to the president for th]{:nh-e of the flm property in Utah. Board of Trade returns for the month of December have been issued this weck, and exhibit a reduction of 2,897 ...

... fillvo as many wives |a» they liked. He believed in the book he had - sworn upon. The Mormons believed in both the - old and new testament, as well as the Book of Mormon.—The defendant's wife and a Mrs. Williamson - were examined to establish some discrepancy ...

... of 118 comigrants, while on their way to California, The erime was perpetrated in Utah, and js laid to the charge of the Mormons. 3 s The bill providing for increase in the United States army had finally passed the Houge of Representatives. “ 'i'hc New ...

... and revivals, in short, are nothing more or less than symptoms of mental discase, quite as much so as spirit-rappings, mormonism, aud the entire class of moral phepomena which astounish the physiologist and puzzle the politician. Wukxever a masler m ...

... his way to the “ Happy Valley”) in December, 1553, and was then appointed temporary president of a Mormon chapel. The “ tricks nnfimaliliu of the Mormons at St. Louis shook our friend’s faith not a little, but he still hoped to find in ‘“the Rev.” Brigham ...

... being rapidiy proceeded with. e 3 P * It is said that throughout Utah there is a scarcity of clothing ; three-fourths of the Mormon posuol;tlion h::e dressed in the W an y the severe penalties sguinst seceders prevents a general stampede. Currovs Discovery ...

... —The widow of Joe Smith, the Mormon, still resides at Nauvoo, but she cares nuh\:hrlorklhcnini:“d has married a;nem keeper, who thinks all prophets are humbugs. Young Joe, who should by r!ghl have been thflufll of lhs‘ Mormons, is a stout gawky of 22, who ...

... this plague visited the | growing cereals with utter destruction as often as three times in one season, so that the aflicted Mormons were reduced to extremities for food. 'n;;, seem now to | have attacked our frontier states, and to be moving | gradually ...

... populations of Christians. We see the Paritanic l morality of New England, together with the Mahomedan licentiousness of the Mormon Uwah. We see industry (#0 far as regards commercial intercourse ) freest in the slave states and most fettered in the free ...

... THE MORMONS The American President has transmitted to Conm:qemluin‘nmpyo(n despatch from Cumming, dated May 2nd, received at the State Department on June 9th. From this the President says there is reason to believe that the difficulties with Utah have ...