... 18th of July, 18o5, to complete at Sactinento their pre. ,atigms for their expedition into the Mormon territory. prosachifng the sacred city with a Mormon guide, they eret struck in the first place by his solemn saintataio of the sacred soil; and next ...

... which the human race has willingly succumbed~, Mormonism is one of the most strange. It is difficult to understand how! any fairly educated man could have ever believed in the legend of the Book of Mormon; it is more extraordinary that women of respectability ...

... other band, the volun- teer system may be so arranged as to comprehend two great objects-first, the expulsion of the Mormons or the Mormon hierarchy; and, secondly, the colonisation of Utah Territory with a new school of settlers. From the western side of ...

... the Mormon settlements. Mr. Robinson detests polygamy, and gave free utterance to his opinions in talking to his Mormon hosts. Yet he was received everywhere, and claims that he has had better opportunities for getting at the truth about Mormonism than ...

... contemptible imposture of the it0f ess ormon by Joe Smith, their founder. 'aol of the Salt Lake, the natural paradise the Mormons are located, is thus de. tr it seeed pis if, until some mysterious purpose were dldisasstero aud no disgraces ecould ?? the ...

... known at9 the Stale of Daeerat (which in tile ?? Mormon ton~guei is supposed to mOea, Land of the Honey Bea), and no -aethority Is reooguled. gso valid but that Whica emmsates from the head of the Mormon sec6t the sc-called ?? Brigham YOUng, Who has ...

... inland from th Omnb City. Sonie renegade Mormons or secedera from be the Mormon Churcls, fleeing fron the Danites of Salt Pt Lake, liad re'achsed tisat eettlemesnt, bringing the news a5 that a large force of the Mormon militia, under Brigham hi Yonog and Heber ...

... on the other. A visit paid to the Mormon territory of Utah, by Mr Brenchlcy and 'Mr Remy, has enabled -them to furnish maiiy interesting details in regard to the present condition anid future prospects of the Mormons. Chiefly from their account has the ...

... certain- that Mormon priestly power and Mormon mysteries cannot in the long run ?? the presence of a large Gentile population; butif Mormon titles to land arerespected, and if great mineral wealth is not foilud to ?? in Utah, Mormonism will not be exposed ...

... ?? Mormons oil terms that smotived thle sect had somei hlopes of converting then,. TIme geantle- umantily canidour, and the0 frnan kness wit], which they explained thiqur wisha to obtain a inore correct and uniprejudiced account cif tike Mormon faith ...

... hope, will so deal with the Mormons in this matter as to convince them of the errors of their ways, and bring them to a reformation without the use of gunpowder, especially as it a ppears that in all other respects the Mormons are faithful supportgrs of ...

... he bad good, and the good better. Read the. Mormon book. It has been translated in all languages, and is aski niMue-street. You will find in it a correct accounn f oar origin and history. The first Mormons emigrated ie the time of King Solomon ?? The ...