... permeated every portion of the Mormon faith ; and should polygamy be really and finally abandoned, the change thus accomplished must be a largo gain to the cause of morality and true civilisation. The history of Mormonism illustrates in most curious and ...

... prraciples of Mormonism Mrs. Watson; Yes, sir; I wu taught that to r'b my husband, leave him, anu commit adultery was to glorify the church. Mr. 1 our.g: The Mormon church, yon mean? Mn. Yea, sir. Well, sir, [ found out the baseness of the Mormon doctrines ...

... MORMONISM It is likely (says the Pall Mall Gazette) that the system of polygamy still practised in Utah and Arizona will shortly be declared illegal under the laws of the United States, and that after certain date all persons who marry more than one wife ...

... THE MORMONS. What do the Mormons believe ? The qm stion is more easily asked than answered. The creed of the great m:il'.rity of these latter-day saints seems to be implicity to believe Joe Smith and Brigham Young, and unfalteringly to obey the commands ...

... | MORMON WORSHIP.—THE MORMONS AT HO | YESTERDAY we went to the Tabernacle, for the | first time, and I think my curiosity in that direction is satisfied for the season. Phineas Young acted as guide, and secured us a good seat. The throng was immense—Mr ...

... THE MORMONS. A Washington despatch of the 6th inst. in the Neve York says :—Mr Cannon, the Mormon (row Utah. is much annoyed by the para. griuMs is the President's leesage in relation to the practice of polygamy. He thinks th e M emue invites a persecution ...

... Zon.” Mormonism is making such progress in Denmark (aays a letter from Copenhagen), that several petitions have been sent in to the government from different par:s of the kiag- dom praying that a stop may be put tc the nuisance, and that the Mormons be ...

... soin Glasgow ; and we accordingly find, that in Glasgow the Mormons are more numerous than in Edisburgh, Eugland is, however, worse taught than Scotland ; asd in England, accordingly, the Mormons are proportionally more numerous than among us; while in Wales ...

... THE MORMONS. ' It would seem that the United States authorities are about to engage in a vigorous crusade against the Saints of Salt Lake City—the object of the action thus meditated being apparently the suppression of those polygamic practices which ...

... THE MORMONS. Great Salt Lake, Jan. 6.— At a mass meeting held here to-day, resolutions were passed relative the admission into the Union of Utah as a State. Delegates were elected from this county to meet delegates from other counties on the inst., draft ...

... MORMONISM. At a semi-annual conference of Mormons recently held at Salt Lake, Brigham Young gave an address, which is fully reported in his organ, the Deseret News. The following is an extract from it:-The last time I was the city of Lowell there were ...

... THE MORMONS. It would seem that Mofmonism, wbich has been so long. waxing irUtab, is now, if not actusllyWian'- ing, at least at a standstill, with ominoubaprospects of a decline. In th~e first place, the'ijofux o6f the paints has of late not be'en large; ...