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... y Travellers from the Mormon settlements of Deseret . (Salt Lake) say that money and gold dust are very i- abundant, that the people have agreed upon a con- stitution for their new state, awl have established a mint for Mormon coinage. The crops were ...
... Assembly. The committee, it will be ibered, had steered clear of making any spe- _ commendation as to how the Assembly ought the MORMON VALLEY, OR TUE GREAT SALT on the La Plata question generally, the Le- LAKE ir treaty not being accepted. The committee All ...
... golden stimulus. Two, millions of Crlifornia gold have already been realised by: citizens of Oregon, and a large amount by the Mormons Deseret. The effect of the proximity of these territories toe the mines has already been felt in Oregon. The price off labour ...
... at o’clock 5.7 deg. i and awn 12 deg. THE MORMON VALLEY, THE GREAT BALT LAKE, The New York Tribune of the 9th Deo. letter from en OTtrland emignnt, ;bound to Colifornia, who describes whet he sew at the Mormon settlement, whence his letter is dated the ...
... golden stimulus. Two millions of California gold have already been realised by citizens of Oregon, and a large amount by the Mormons of Deseret. The effect of the proximity of these territories to ' the mines has already been felt in Oregon. The price of ...
... God's Word by the laity ; and the charge is true. Eastern Count. & N.Eastern 322 23 51765 16604 15748 TRAVELLERS from the Mormon settlements of De- All consideration spurning. East Lancashire Nevertheless, with the Douay or Rhemish Bible in seret (Salt ...
... quiet. The people have too much feasting to think of Christmas time to bother themselves about politics.” The Mormons California. —Tbe Mormons have raised fine crops this past season —an abundance of wheat and other grains, potatoes, turnips, &c., more ...
... seems rather doubtful, for the population is heterogeneous, the political condition* resemble those of no other •tate, and the Mormon clement is very strong. Yet, all things considered, the new community has certainly comported itself well. It has plainly ...
... PROGRESS OF MORMONISM. Tux subjoined is a grpahic description of the Mormon settlement in the Mormon Valley, near the Great Salt Lake. It is from the pen of an overland emigrant, bound to California ; and has appeared in the Sew York Tribune of the 9th ...
... of its size in America; and is the only city in the State which wholly escaped the ravages of the cholera last summer. The Mormons of Desert indulge in polygamy and hold the doctrine that a man may have as many wives as he can support. It is said that some ...
... seems rather doubtful, for the population is heterogeneous, the political conditions resemble those of no other State, and the Mormon element is very strong. Yet, all things considered, the new community has oerj tainly comported itself well. It has plainly ...
... country settlements extended nearly one hundred miles up and down the valley. This territory, state, or as some term it, ' Mormon Empire,' may justly be considered as one of the gteatcst prodigies of the age, the most gigantic of all Republics in existence ...