... Indians. The city was founded in 1847 by Brigham Young, the successor of Joe Smith, with whom the sect of the Mormons originated. The Mormons are the most profligate and licentious of fanatics. With them polygamy is an established custom, and theJook ofJMormon ...

... relative the Mormons. Some two years ago, in reviewing book called Female Life among Ike Mormons, slated that, while tbs book bore marks of authenticity, its charges against the settlers in the Salt Lake were so fearful that strong and impartial evidence alone ...

... THE MORMONS. A has sailed for New York, having en board 659 Mormons, who are on their to Salt Lake City. Of the cumber, 284 are Scandinavians, 1 1 : , 6 Germans, and 289 British. The British include people from England, Scotland, and Wales, but none from ...

... MORMONISM. A leader in the London Times says The Mormons boast that they have done more to render expatriation easy to the poor and homeless than any society for the promotion of emigration. Yankee shrewdness in adapting means to this end is the great ...

... THE MORMONS. London, Monday. The United States Government by to-day's mail sends a letter, approved yesterday by the Cabinet, to its Ministers in England, Germaiy, Norway, S /redo., and Denmark proteeing against further Mormon immigration. The letter ...

... THE MORMONS. As direct news from the army sent against the Mormons is very rare, the following letter which has been received from a German in Col. Scot’s camp, may be interesting : “Scot’s Camp, Black Fort of Green River, Feb. Yesterday, at 7 in the ...

... THE MORMONS. Astemi'S the well known American showman, made a speculative visit to the Salt Lake City with his attractive exhibition. there became intimate with Brigham Young, and relates the following as a portion of his Experience among the Mormons:”— ...

... THE MORMONS. The United States Congress appear resolved upon measures which, if carried into practical effect, may abolish one great scandal of the Western continent. We refer to the polygamy connected with Mormonism. bill, with several sweeping amendments ...

... THE MORMONS. Tbs Mormon rebellion appears likely to terminate without any of the eaUatrophes wbiab were anticipated and proclaimed. When the Federal GovernjieDl of the United Stales despatebad military foree against the Mormon eapital for the purpose ...

... 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 ...

... Station, Net THE MORMONS. The Times Philadelphia corresponde: —The argument was begun on Wedne Salt Lake City, Utah, in the Mormon tine tn ao 1 ...

... THE MORMONS. IT is stated that have been actively ocionseoed against the blonnons for polygamy, the kw pima during the last session of fkkits - have been similarly being much the Sor * the Waited States Govern- pasalat on peasant occasion they will eitharlavo ...