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... (I'ronm tlhe Economist.) au .'Sgt tile mtemnorials to be presented to the ?? of -flitd ttes when it assembles, is oue fromn the Mormon ne Oiriir the Great Salt Lake, to be etnbled to form a state dia ?? goverenment accordling to tile provisions of the olJ~ ...
... 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 ...
... SMITH, THE MORMON PROPHET. 1i The papess by the Great Western contain some further intelli ence respecting the M1ormonites and their maur- bar. deredfleader. A correspondent of ?? l'orAExpress, wer writing from Nauvoo, June 30th, says, 1The Mormons, Nihgreatly ...
... I THE MORMONS, OR LA SER-DAY SAINTS I - - St A grond splite ?? Illinois aOl' nd th asld. p.et ?? tese rt of expaeure as tbar which crownedtheg-earner of the soi'ctxUaW prophet Wine in this' mncdl-. country a fewyeareaega. 1Our aenoxeats from the Moremona ...
... 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 ...
... TILE MORMON VALLEY, ON TH Tu GREAT SALT LAKE. I (Fromh lsd NC York Triburid, 00tebP 9, 1849.) From the overland enmigrants to Cali oni we p have later news, which is, howevr much of the PI samne ourport as that before received. A get deal ha Of Uicl-Z ...
... THE MORMON SETTLEMENT IN THE GREAT SALT LAKE VALLEY. The Mormon Saint?, after enduring all the sufferin;, e of persecution in Missouri and Illinois, many of their e leaders and apostles having been slain, and the whole s body of the survivors having been ...
... further crimes are feared, before the Mormon excite' for ment shall be terminated. Sincerely do I hope that no morn are. English victims will be enticed from their homes by tho mitor sen- able humbug of Mormonism, for if they esclPO the insldious Ier ...
... The Mormon Temple at Nauvoo.—A city 18 inhabitant, including, many other duhst* -tin 1 buildings, a stately temple, erected at cost of 730,000 dollars, has grown up and run to decay with'n tin- oriet period of ten years!—a fresh warning building on ** ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...