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... the governor murdered by the Mormons; they (the Mormons) supposing that the governor had some hand in the business. The expected murder of the governor the assassins anticipated would raise a great multitude against the Mormons, and would lead to their expulsion ...
... MOBMONITES IW AMERICA.—A letter from Nauvoo states that Jos. Smith, the leader of the Mormons, has been arrested by the authority of the Governor of Illinois-that the Mormons had taken possession of a large tract of laud without authority, and that the strongest ...
... s larger than Great Britain and Ireland,) will bo. able to commu- nicate with each other simultaneously. THE MORMON WAR RENEWED.—The Mormons naving nearly an abandoned Illinois, and taken up their iiiarch for the Pacific- coast, public tranquility was ...
... s will not be allowed to be made with imlrunity. I remain, your obedient servant, Preston, August i3th, 1838. GlEGOllY. MORMONISM. To tihe Public. While I rejoice to see such abundant means provided for tile religious instruction of thle population of ...
... an additional member, and under circumstances without a parallel in modern politics. For some years past the sect of the Mormons has been steadily growing in numbers, and in that consideration which numbers, under the American constitution, cannot fail ...
... ABERAYON. MORMONISM, OR THE RELIGION OF THE LATTER DAY SAINTs.-On Wednesday evening last, the Rev. J. R. Morgan (Lleurwg,) delivered a very able lecture on the origin and proems of this sect. The Rev. R. Morgan, M. A., Vicar, presided, who opened the ...
... represents the state of things among the Mormons, or tI ratler among the bands of lawless men who had assumed 8 the title of Anti-Mormons, as most deplorable. They were carrying fire and fa-got into the Mormon settle- , ments in all directions, and did ...
... were wholly dependenrt upon thn money deposited in his bank. Both gentlemen wvc: magisr.:cs for the county ofDenbieh. '11E MORMON IJ'OSTUt1E IN AWALES.-On Dec. 31 and New Ytar's Day, the Litter Dy Saints held their halftyearly association in the hlail ...
... eneral. Hon. John Nelson, Attorney-General. Joe Smith, the celebrated prophet of the Mormons, had been rescued from the authorities, and carried away to the' Mormon settlement. GREAT FIRE AT LANSeNOaDURa.-We stop the press to announce a few brief and ...
... night. as one is to be taken and annother left, it be- hoves us well to wvatch and pray lest wve enter into temptation. The Mormons made their appearatnce on Sunday last in the town of Patersoll, New Jersey, about sunrise. They were about fifty in number ...
... 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 ...
... dauglter. DIED. On the 4th instant, at Swansea, deeply regretted, flr. Gibbon, M. D. On the 26tit ultimo, at Kemey's House, Mormon h- Ihire, Mary the wife of George ecee. Esq aeid -IS. On tbe 7th isisiant, at Barry Island, were he had gone for the benefit ...