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... THE BOOK OF MORMON.—THE LATTER DAY SAINTS. ts, The religionists called Latter-Day Saints, is th ir. ITs sect which is making most noise in this country a present—we mean of those beyond the pale ot th as | law church; forthe Puseyites in England, an ies ...
... towards General CadwaUader and several other officers. The Mormons.— With regard to the Mormons, a correspondent of the New York Express, writing from Nauvoo, June 30th, says, '* The Mormons, greatly to their credit, submit to the loss of their leaders ...
... band.;. flawless men who had assumed the title Anti-Mormons, as most deplorable. Titty wore carrying fire and faggot into the Mormon settlements aii directions, and di not confine mselves to the Mormons only, but ! wast-j e-f all • suspected favouring tho ...
... the polls as Mormons. They constitute majority in the county, and so we see that Baekeastoss, the sheriff, is Mormon. The judges of the local courts aro also Mormous, and the laws are administered according to Mormon principles. As the Mormons adopt the ...
... nor any intelligence the western mail from the Santa Fe expedition. We learn from St. Louis that two Mormon spies have been shot by the Anti Mormon mob at wUicb it is feared is the'beginning of a sanguinary conflict between these factions. _ , . The ...
... the time of the surrender several Mormon houses were burnt in Chariton, and one .Mormon, who refused to leave, killed. At F*r West, after thesurrender,a .Mormon had Ills brains dashed out a man who accused the .Mormon of burning his house Daviss. ...
... awaiting their trial on charge of treason. The gaol was strongly guarded by soldiers and anti-Mormons, who had been placed there by the governor. A Mormon attempted to rush by the guard, for the purpose of forcing bis way into the gaol. He was opposed ...
... the P awnbr °kers, with Major bark 'a? T king great eff to get ' Hol , La d; ,he Moravians are moving . u ' s o''th ; the Mormons are the march through the United States, going about, George Fox and the Quakers did of old, preaching and praying, and by ...
... packet ship Liverpool, on Thursday morning. The intelligence is not very important. The Mormon troubles in Illinois had assumed a most threatening aspect. The anti-Mormons had assembled to the number of men, armed with several field pieces, and were on the ...
... listens, but is insensible. He no longer knows his chefs iFeeuvre, and smiles no more his fame.— Faris print. The Mormon Emigration.—The Mormons of are fairly en route for California. They have all left their old residence, and at the last accounts were just ...
... find opinion ranging from Catholicism Protestantism, from Arminianisin to CaUanism, from the Socialism Robert Owen to the Mormonism ' k of the l.atter Day Saints ; while within the Church we have l'useyism, Evangelism, | Calvinism, Arianism, Armuiiaiiisin ...
... threatened crusade for the extermination of the Mormonites had assumed an aspect of immediate danger, and we find that the anti-Mormon party of Hancock county, Illinois, had called an armed assembly, to meet at that place on the 27th ult. Prompted this movement ...