... THE MORMONS. Yesterday, a large number of people assembled in Parliament Fields for the purpose of hearing a discussion on Mormonism, but Major Greig interfering, nothing but a lecture on the errors of Mormonism was delivered by Mr. Bennett. That gentleman ...

... MORMONISM. No time should now be lost, says a writer in the current number of Frazer's Magazine, in preparing tbe materials for a history of the rise of Mormonism. Many of the actors in the first scenes of this curious religious farce are still living ...

... MORMONISM. LATTER-DAY SAINTS will hold their half- A yearly CONFERENCE Sunday, the 16th day of July, in Mr. Clarkson’s Temperance Hotel Club-room, Chapel Walks, their usual place of meeting, when there will present D. H. WELLS, one of the first Presidency ...

... of the immorality of the Mormon leaders. ATT had the repute amongst the Mormons of more than ordinary ability. While prosecuting his labours in California, u made the acquaintance of a Mrs. whom induced to embrace the Mormon faith.” Up to this time *e ...

... THE MORMONS, (rrom the Clhicago T'ribune.) Through the kindness of a friend who resides in this city we are permitted to publish the following letter from one of the saints of Salt Lake City concerning his experiences in religion, the character of Deserct ...

... MORMON SPLENDID XHIFE POLISH. ...

... wvith the laws of the Mormon legislature. It has been impossible, therefore, to exclude Mormons from any j-rry, or to induce any Mormon juror, whatever the evidence of polygamy, to assent to a conviction. Recently, however, the Mormon legislature passed ...

... THE MORMONS. The Washington Supreme Court, in the matter of the Utah polygamy cases, has affirmed the decision the Utah Court in enforcing the anti-polygamy laws. ...

... of Mormonism ? Mrs. Watson: Yes, sir; I was taught that to rob my husband, leave him, and commit adultery was to glorify the church. Mr. Young: The Mormon church, yon mean? Mrs. Watson: Yea, sir. Well, sir, Ifound out the baseness of the Mormon doctrines ...

... MORMONISM AS IT IS. Mormonism in its distinctive and «„= would already be well-nigh dlLd were peatod immigration. Salt Lake City now caty, has its tramcars, its theatres, its storedT wS ,, pi Pans fashions (which am&tl# the spiritual-wito novels and the ...

... Government its imme- diate and complete suppression. He has visited Utah, and come back with a deep and strong conviction that Mormonism, although wearing a mask of religion, is nothing else than systematised wickedness, producing an incalculable amount of misery ...

... least affect my position as president of the church. Even if they did, it does not follow, as some seent to think, that Mormonism is there- fore on the eve of decay. lritgham Young is, no doubt, in the eyes of the world, its supreme ruler: but in its ...