... 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 nation. Stroug to annex Texas or bully Mexico, the Federal Government was weak in controling the foul abominations of Mormonism, or turning away the reproach of repudiation from the dishonest borrowing states in the Union. The moment a question arose ...

... :'am-:m dln‘nhm\lhtahmtd “.uwmlhuhw exportation of --‘..n' BASTERN.“ —A having in - v L—. .fl-m‘»mm 0.-'mu 80 take out 1,200 Mormon :z\nu.u is now stated that no such engagement has been or is contemplated. The Dudlin Mail ssys :—“ We have heard that the ...

... half-crown picces. Exrositiox ov Momyoxisy.—On Thursday and Friday evenings last, Mr. Hyde, late Mormon missionary, delivered two lectures in the Town lall on Mormonism, when he pointed out the moral and _ social evily of that religion w its members, par&-nh ...

... 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 ...

... that the age which hails with a pious welcome the advent of this equivoeal revival is also the age which has given birth to Mormonism. It would not be difficult to trace the conmection betweean the two. ...

... astwfactory • parttm. earl the heartsease men TIT Bradbury's wad others have met w t he of oapremeet throuch Mewl, Leproyd and Mormon. of II with grant tart, .worthy of all honotir fel fro - At the ram yore**. W de 'Steed. her debts we ant Two I /shape .- ...

... 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 ...

... a. der tight. rh. pruner haring bore rautinued !be most tray, works • 'Meta.. •t the dome of be at. committed fee Moffat Mormons, MAKING AND MERINO COUN• TERFEIT COIN AI OLDHAM. OF LAD lON. OF SPURIOUS METALS 01. AXTICLLA Li COIN/\O. At the palms wart ...

... 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 ...

... an expericnes of & certain gentleman when he “did” the Stans, This wideawake gentleman, while in Utah territory, where the Mormons abound, found his attention arrested in a place of worship by the sharp tinkle of a bell ina auict interval after the sermon ...

... to attend, couched in the most extrsordinary and extravagant language. The general belief was that they proceeded from the Mormons, who are now actively pursuing their work in London with a view to obtaining recrunits for their settlement by the Great Salt ...