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... protest or poll. It is reported that a body of troops will be sent to the Salt Lake to establish proper authority among the Mormons. The Isle of Man has two newspapers—the Sun and the Heiald. The Sun gave a notice of a concert before it occurred. A large ...
... THE MORMONS. TWO ELDE RS AT PORTSMOUTH. hto ALL ABOUT POLYGAMY. bI *n In a ?? lodging at Stamishaw are two th Ig Latter Day Saints who have travelled all the way sk t, foroxtah to spread-the doctrine of the Mormon a 0d re ?? andi enlist converts or emigrants ...
... but regard Mormonism with quite as much disgust and horror as Protestants of all denomi- nations do. But we are forced to abandon all hope of co-operation from that section of Roman Catho - lices, who, on many occasions, have denounced Mormonism-not as the ...
... addreesed to a daughter of the leader 'of the charch in Connecticut, a beautiful gir who was on'e of the bdeghtet ornamenti of the Mormon ?? New Jersey, last smmer:- 'Great Salt Lake City, Feb. 6, 1858. Dear Sister,-I write you to sayhow it makes' 'merejoice ...
... THE MORMON.X8 Advices from Great Sdlt Lske City are received to breli the territory, wao relieved to ?? extent lby the ripenirng dit In 30me gions5o th f b~rtsebadtuffe, thoug pea thei m eiter is~ stllp a te ?? ydettuear eerlD. a tearnip, bee tsi rcatths ...
... THE MORMON. . . ?? The United States Indian agent at Fort Larimie (writes a Washington correspondent on Sept. 22nd), has in- formed the Interior Department'that the Mormons have initiated measures to control the trade with the Indians :by making settlements ...
... MORMONISM, AS IT IS. There is a woman now in St. Louis, who has been made a victim of Mormonism, to whom we desire to in- vite the attention,and in behalf ofwhom we wish to enlist the sympathy of the philanthropic. Her name is Mrs. Parsons. Ten years ...
... MORMONISM. TO THE EDITOR, SIR, — ifour Mormon cor e pondent (Elder B. H. Roberts, of Liverpool) has had the presumption to inform an enlightened public that the Mormon Book, or Bible, does nou et)zzfl -et. wftli the (JocLrines or historical facts of the ...
... THE MORMONS. The New York papers just received contain the follow- ing particular of the Mormon troubles SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 28, 1871. We have again had an exciting day in this city. This morning sentence was passed upon Thomas Hawkins, found guilty ...
... proclamation, takbia a p art with the Mormon sentiment. It is not stated wvhnthy. id nonad demanded the withdrawal of the troops from l'r,,vt, but his actions had laid him open to the charge of e'nalli s city with the Mormon theocracy. Much bad feeling IdA ...
... will 'be' oven more' interested' in' the account' 1 giten oU Mormon doings st home, Mr. Pae states t ithat at a'recent Mormon conference it.was au ,- ?? nounoed' that there iare 'lOiOOO Mormons 'ini the1 British Isles.. ; This brings the matter 'home' ...
... MORMONISM. A few days ago we mentioned the fact that William-Alexander and David Hyrutn, the younger Eons of Joseph Smith, the Mormon prophet, were on their way to Salt Lake City to set up the standard of the reorganised or anti-polygamy Church. A singular ...