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... pretending to have discovered the Book of Mormon in Ontario County, in 1827. General Bennett, an iilluential Mormon, published a work in 1842, in which he exposed the iniquities of Joe Smith in connection with Mormonism, and making every allowance for personal ...
... NEW MORMON CITY. The Mormons have built a new city on the banks of the Great Salt Lake in California, and a letter dated July 17th, published in the New ok Here ld, gives the following description of it:- We are now, says the writer, in the Mormon city ...
... social reform will be sure to a follow. Again we express our tbanks to the Messrs. o Hoyle..-Ed. X. S.] t TH `NEW MORMON CITY. d The Mormons have built a new city on the banks s of the Great Salt Lake in California, and a letter i dated July 17th, published ...
... and sur- rounded by an almost interminable wilderness. This magnificent structure, which was designed by a Mormon architect, and built by Mormon workmen, L at an estimated cost ef 800,000 dollars. is one of the finest buildings in the New World. Itis now ...
... andsur- rounded by an almost interminable wilderness This magnificent structure, which was designed by A Mormon architect, and built by Mormon workulerS at an estimated cost ef 800,000 aollars, is one of the finest buildings in the New World. It is now ...
... the vi Mormons and the surrounding inhabitants of lllmiois, el p ed amid this has bren kept dangerously alive by a journal a called the Worsaw Signal. About a montch since, a tin jourceal was also started in Nauvoe by several SO- 6N ceding Mormons, aided ...
... political and social reform will be sure to follow. Again we express our thanks to the Messrs. Hoyle.-Ed. N. 3.] THE NEW MORMON CITY. The Mormons have built a new city on the banks of the Great Salt Lake in California, and a letter dated July 1/7th, published ...
... extraordinary rapidity. I T he Mormon troubles has subsided, but not until I an effectual demonstration had been made by the I local authorities, who were prepared to put them down by force-by the strong arm of the law. The I Mormons have defended themselves ...
... of a city rounded Is an almost inter ale *iderJZ This magnificent stracture, which was desidged by Mornon architect, and ?? Mormon ?? at an estimated cost ef 800,000 ei olai5 is no e hetbuildints in th Neonrd oftile, and offered for 200,000 dollars The ...
... which bad been given to him by Mason, al in the public-house. id _ is Tan MoRMONs.-We want to call the reader's at. ly tention to the new and most extraordinary position L of the Mormons. Seven thousand of them have fd found a resting-place in the most ex ...
... The g Mormons have defended themselves nobly. One ac- a count says that in an engagement wit the mob, a eighteen of the latter were 'killed, and only three c Mormons. Sheriff Backenstos, appointed by the go- u verament of Illinois, is a Mormon, and in ...
... The t( Mormons have defended themselves nobly. One ac- a] count says that in an engagement with the mob, pi eighteen of the latter were killed, and only three 01 Mormons. Sheriff Backenstos, appointed by the go- n, veroment of Illinois, is a Mormon, and ...