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... MORMONISM. is still on the incr.'s The Ire,* tells es that tk.r. aro now dirty-fits el.b•rs constantly at work in tile Keith Annuli.. Mates. end converts than ever an• It in ezveted tint folly net , prnselyt••a will kayo the South for Utah amid thin ...
... THE MORMONS. The Philadelphia correspondent of the 7t/« telegraphs that House of Representatives has passed a Bill enforcing laws against Mormons at Utah, depriving polygamists of the rights citizenship, and punishing them line and imprisonment, vote ...
... THE MORMONS Utah appears to be worse than Sodom. The Mormons i profess to believe in the Bible, well as an additional j revelation, yet they act in defiance of both natural and ; revealed religion, and trample upon the laws which ought to bind man and ...
... THE MORMONS. A third article in the Daily News” discusses the question of Mormon ism. Some extracts are given from Mr. Hepworth Dixon’s new work, and hope expressed that a hill which has been brought into the American Gongress for abolition of polygamy ...
... but tlu-re is help at baud—it is too late. What the internal condition of the Mormon settlement may gathered irom report in American Journal. had already hoard that the Mormons were in considerable straits from failure of their crops. We knew, also, that ...
... THE MORMONS. Tee Mormon. are said to be raising money to he used in the nest Congress to prevent furtber and more stringent legislation against polygamy. In Malt Lake city the Church owue SW/011.000 in property. Homo of this property, and outside of the ...
... THE MORMON. In • letter from the Salt Lake City, dated April 28, we have • description of the re-appearance of Brigham Young. The writer says : •• The last day of the Conference ban been largely attended by the faithful. The great attraction was the promised ...
... £&NDOM =MORMON& PENN'S BARGAIN. - - - WILLIAM Pions, the benevolent English Quaker, went from this country to America in the year 1682. By his kindness and honest dealings with the Indians, he won their love and respect ; having uo word in their language ...
... THE MORMONS IN LONDON. Tho Mormon Conference wm to dose on Mondey night by « ap«cia! meeting tho Teetotal H»H, Broadway* Weetininnter. The prooeadings were certainly anoK character wore never witnessed in ** conference” before. The attendance was not ...
... instant from England express grave apprehension of a civil war in Utah between the Mormons and Gentiles, and the probability of the Indium of Wyoming and Arizou joining the Mormons and driving out the miners. The answer to these letters, says a telegram from ...
... THE MORMONS AND THEIR PRESIDENT. {From a Correspondent of the Spectator.) Salt Lake Citt, August 29.— Our Sunday in Salt Lake City has been fortunately chosen; and wo hare heard an address from Urigham Young himself, whose sermons are now not to be reckoned ...
... MORMON RECRUITS. Boman. of persona are still being deluded by the disciples of Brigham Young. The Onion line United States mail steamer Nevada left the Mersey on Thursday for New York, baring on board nearly seven hundred Nor. mons, who are rents to Utah ...