... MORMONISM AND THE MORMONS. ...

... THE MORMONS. Mormonism is not in so full feather as it was supposed to be in Illinois. The Governor of that State has removed Bennett, the Mormon Adjutant-General, from his office, and Joe himself is in gaol in Missouri. Joe, however, recently issued ...

... THE MORMONS. The Mormons, since the death of their leader, Joe Smith, it appears, have determined to dispense with a prophet. Sidney Rigdon, who claimed that exalted station, on the ground of being the only survivor of the first presidency, and also of ...

... THE MORMONS. Mormonism is not in so full feather as it was snpposed to be in Illinois. The Governor of that State has removed Bennett, the Mormon Adjutant-General, from his office, and Joe himself is in gaol in Missouri. Joe, however, recently issued ...

... polls as Mormons. They constitute a majority in the county, and so we see that Backenstoss, the sheriff, is a Mormcm. The judges of the local courts are also Mormons, and the laws are administered according to Mormon principles. As the Mormons adopt the ...

... THE MORMONS. The Warsaw Signal, of the 12th of January, publishes what follows :— Just as our paper was going to press, we received the intelligence from Nauvoo, that the Lord has accepted the temple, and that the longpromised endowment, for which the ...

... MORMONISM Stn,—ls it true that there are 10,000 Mormonites in our country, and 100,000 in America? True or not, it is important that, wherever they make their appearance, their bold but false assertions should be contradicted, and the sophistry of their ...

... THE MORMONS. A fanatical sect of people, numbering about 2,000 with 1,000 fighting men, and calling themselves Mormons,' have settled in a county of Missouri, where they are giving so much trouble to their neighhours, that the militia has been called ...

... THE MORMONS. The Warsaw Signal, of the 12th of January, publishes what follows :— Just as our paper was going to press, we received the intelligence from Nauvoo, that the Lord has accepted the temple, and that the longpromised endowment, for which the ...

... THE MORMONS. (From a New York Journal, July 15.) We observe in our Illinois and Missouri exchanges a general and indignant condemnation of the manner in which the Mormon Smiths were massacred at Carthage. The facts connected with that foul transaction ...

... THE MORMONS END OF THE MORMON WAR.--The subjoined documents (treat'es signed by Mormons and anti-Mormons), received by the Laclede, yesterday, may be regarded as closing the Mormon difficulties, at least till next spring. Then, it will be ...

... THE MORMONS. A fanatical sect of people, numbering about 2,000 with 1,000 fighting men, and calling themselves Mormons,' have settled in a county of Missouri, where they are giving so much trouble to their neighhours, that the militia has been called ...