... THE MORMONS At Halt Lake City, tbe Uniteil Court, ch •jicct polygamy, Baying ; ** batl better look it eqt mit may to »ome. lx* reason ami manly tliscret m i must be suppressed in ‘.liid •arrive, and, relieved from it every other creed rt Ugi ...

... THE MORMONS. The latest mail adrioea from Salt Lake City are to the effect :bat the Murtron leaders were ** girding up their loioa for a tight.'’ Stropg cumplainU were made that *• Gentiles'' were allowed to practUe the grossest immorality, whilst Mormons ...

... THE MORMONS. A Washington despatch to th* Baltimore Sun says —lnformation has been received here indicating that the Mormon* have considered fearful plan of retaliation toward tbe Government for the course which ha* been pursued in Utah against polygamy ...

... THE MORMONS. In the school elections of Salt Lake City the Mormons and their allies made a desperat' attempt to capture tie Board of Education, Toe Liberals, however, held tbeirown by increased majorities in those districts h they have carried m previous ...

... MORMONISM. The Salt Lake City correspondent of the Kew York Herald (Sept. 16tb) says:—The damning murders that stain the history of Utah are expected to be brought up in the Third and Second United States Judicial District Courts during the present sessions ...

... MORMONISM. A telegram from Utah says—The young girl Ines Coulter, who made a statement to °mere! Uheirne, the superintendent of the Barge Office at New York with regard to the treatment received by girls at the bands of Mormons, and appealing to the American ...

... THE MORMONS. The advices from Utah are to the 7tb of October, and represent the saints os well stirred op. have the Mormon account of Captain Van Vleet* visit. Tha dignitaries of churtb, state, and the press met the captain in Sodil Hall, where there ...

... MORMONISM. The folle is from ** » ol B'::‘le.:_m Social life among the Mormons ; I’olygtmy introduces many curious cross-relation. shipe, and intertwines the branches of the genealogical treein & wanner greatly to puzzle a mathematician, a 8 well us to ...

... of Mormons as citizens the United States, and the rights heretofore exercised as citizens of a territory, until they abandon the practice polygamy. It is proposed to push the passage of this bill and other measures for the extinction of Mor'monism.’’ ...

... tbe Mormon doctrines and practices. Every lover of truth must wish Mr. Owen God-speed in his mission. His method of dealing with Mormonism does him much credit, as well as the clergymen who have supported him. To successfully controvert Mormonism, it ...

... THE MORMONS. The Governor of Utah territory made s to the Department of the Interior on Mormon question, in which he asserts the existenoe of a conspiracy to nullify the national laws, and warns the country of the dangers that may result. The Governor ...

... THE MORMONS. Grace Greenwood writes to the New York Time. from Salt Lake City, on the 17th of October : We attended Divine service in the new tabernable on Sunday morning. President Brigham Young was in his usual place of honour, but did not preach ...