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... THE MORMONS. Whatever may be laid to the charge of tin I:ish nation it cannot be SR id that our coon: • ii in have ea cr evinced nmali sympathy for Mor. monism, to the Cnion Line Utlited Etatea mail steamer Wiscontin left the Mcrae): S,l.iirylay for New ...
... THE MORMONS. Nsw TuISDAT. —Later advice' from state that Mr. Taylor haa oily been appointed acting Mormon president until the election of • new pieiident. He is a native cf England. ...
... Utah territory, the acknowledged head of the 1 Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints,' commonly called 1 Mormons,' and such head the Mormons look to him, and to him alone, for tho law by which they are to bo governed ; therefore, no law of Confress ...
... ‘HE MORMONS. The last advices from Utah are tothe 7th of October, and mt the saints as well stirred up. We have the Mormon account of Captain Van Vleet’s visit, of which FE sent you the captain’s own a month since, The dignitaries of Church, State, and ...
... THE MORMONS. At moment when Mormonism and its developments are attracting the attention of the civilised world the following well-told information respecting the institution may not be unacceptable. Wc extract it from some articles written La Presse, ...
... THE MORMONS. According to our last advices from Utah it is quite possible that the kingdom and the institution of Mormondom will be extinguished or expelled from our western territories within few years, by causes and instruments which have never entered ...
... THE MORMONS. An Action lias been fought between the Mormons and the invading army of the States. direct news from the force *em against Brigham Young very rare, the following letter may prove interesting:— “Boot’s.Camp,.Block Fort Green River, Feb, at ...
... Sabbath after his convic- tion, Baker in the meantime having received a full were Mormons. ardon from Governor Brigham Young. ‘These two men “On the other hand, charge the Mormons, and Governor Young in particular, with imprisoning five or six young men trom ...
... THE MORMONS. Grace Greenwood writes to the New Y6rk Thnes, from Suit Lake City, on the 17th October:— ’* We attended Divine service in the new tabernacle on Sunday morning. President Brigham Young was in his usual place of honour, but did not preach, ...
... MORMONISM following from tho San Jose Courier illustrates tho estimation in which the Mormons are held iu California, and also gives some queer f-pecimens of the latitude of speech indulged in among tho Saints.” We uro inclined to believe that most of ...
... THE MORMONS. Accounts from Washington justify the belief that the Mormons will not abandon their settlements upon the advance of the United States troops into the territory ; but on the contrary, that they are preparing oppose the progress of the military ...
... THE MORMONS. The Times, speculating on the events which will arise from Brigham Young’s arrest, believes that “the Mormons will submit, and endeavour rather to evade the law than resist it by force. Whether the sect will eventually decline in numbers ...