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... the Book of Mormon, yet there is positive proof that he is assisted in the produc- tion of other books of a similar character. His assistant is Sidney Rigdon. It is publicly known that Rigdon em- braced Mormonism soon after the Book of Mormon was published ...
... I THEr MORMON VALLEY, ON THE GREAT SALT W. I - I . 1 . . AR.LKE.- . The -New, York Tribune of the 9th inst. publishes a lettercfrom an overland emigrant,-bound to California, who describes what he saw at the Mormon settlement, whence his letter is dated ...
... 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 ...
... is viewed as an indication of a gradually returning Conservative feeling amongst the electors throughout the Union. The Mormon troubles in Illinois had assumed a most threatening aspect. The Anti-Mlormons had assembled to the number of 1,200 men, armed ...
... and proceed to give a sketch of Nauvoo, or the Mormons' Zion, as it was when I left it in December last, I will first state that I am not a Mormon, and never was; and, being fully persuaded that Mormonism was a Yankee speculation, a doeply-laid con. spiracy ...
... they state, contains about 15,000 inhabitants, nearly tsree-fourths of whom aor of the Marmonite persuasion. Joe Smith, the Mormon prophet, lives there, and keeps a splendid establishment; drives about in his carriage, attended by two footmen, and accompanied ...
... cayenne pepper for mc,_-Mormon- isin is nout but a baro-faced fraud, -n rumt contrivance to grap. pie oash ; ye're doughter Matlty, wi' God's blessing, will be set ta reots aga is in a lilo bit o' time ; it's a new disorder co'd Mormon mulligrsbbs. Now. fro' ...
... June 12th, 1844. LETTERS d FROM NAUVOO, THE CITY OF THE MORMONS. ii u To tfle Editor of the Preston Chronicle. n Slit, in I had the pleasure, a few weeks ago, of reading some Nauvoo and Mormon intelligence in a column of your impar- i tial paper, written ...
... for the murder of Dantel Cla ' at Knaresborollgb, and Mary BateamA for poisoning at Leed@, MORMONISM.-On Sunday last, Frederick Weston, a fanatic of the Mormon sect, was found, in a field near Brighton, weltering in his own blood, having mutilated himself ...
... to the latest intelligence, the efforts to exterminate the Mormons con- tinued in- Illinois with unabated ferocity. These par- ticulars are suficient to show that the feeling against the Mormons is almost inappeasible. This western evil, however, will probably ...
... have a right to look for thie cor- responding features of Christiainitt itn e ery page of their his- tory. If the Nephilc or 'Mormon t hinrii vere Clhrisliua, tihe spirit and practice of Chitistianity ought to charircterize their vwhole procedure. We lutst ...
... The most tremendous ex- citement prevails. There was to be a country meeting at Doinpatrick on Wednesday. TIIE MORMONS IN AwrcltcA.-The Mormons, who, after their expulsion fiom Lowa, Missouri, and Illinois, made an exodus to the Great Salt Lake Valley, ...