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... Here the young Mormon priest was reconverted to the Christian faith, and wrote to his wife requesting her to leave the Salt Lake territory and come to him, but this she refused to do. Petitioner wax publicly excommunicated from the Mormon body. In 1858 ...
... have also been ; B. J. Maunder, of of by ot We granted ; G. Gloucestershire, wharfinger ch they matter of J. d policy ay Mormons at recedes 5 total year, 1939 (very few excluded); in Wales to have a for and February to the of the Sait Lake in usion of ...
... o'clock, and the room was crowded to suffocation. Curtis attempted to prove from F.zekiel xxxv *. 15 —2O, that the book of Mormon, was predicted n the Bible; but beyond this, did not offer a tittle of evidence in proof. This infamous projiosition was ...
... C. Brown (in tbe clmir), and R. V. Vass^r-Siniih. Assault.— Albert Phelps, Lindei» roa ...
... favourable. The Secretary of War and the Generalin-Chief are diligently engaged in arranging the spring campaign against the Mormons. ...
... Government is eoneentrating • large fore* of troops to be moved to Salt Labe City in anticipation of a conflict with the Mormon,, Some Mormons reeently attemptedto waylay and asaassinateVeputy Marshal Collins, who was felled with • club, bet, firing a pistol ...
... does refer to the people the only really important party issue—the slavery question. A decisive course of action against the Mormons is recommended, and to that end the President asks for the formation of four new regiments. The President recommends the formation ...
... and when she could not get back her money ahe turned to Protestantism. Mr. Cooper then pointed out the fact that 28,000 Mormons existed in this country, and that 12,000 had to tbe Salt Lake. alluded to his own efforts to exterminate them from Bristol ...
... Committee. ►JLOUCKSTSIi lilt GUARDIANS Th® u«n«l fertnifbily maetintr of tb« Gloucester Board •f GaerJiess ira« b«M en Teei'iajr mormon, wbt>n Mr. W. Friday, (CbairmaD) presided. There were also presoHi Iters. Canon Maddy, J. H. Seabrook, and C. K. Dicbton, ...
... M'Culloch, arrived at Waahiugton on the morning of the 14th from Utah. Their representations of the agreement between the Mormons and the Government do not vary in any material points from what bad already been published. The important consideration was ...
... very satisfactory. The music sung at both services was well rendered, the solo parts being taken Miss M. Dent and Miss K. Mormon. Mrs. E. Trigg ably officiated the organ. Concert at the Village Institute. On last most successful concert was hold at tho ...
... (Linton), A. 4 Blutidford. .1. Matthews, ompton. I*. . towlfr ...