... song or glee enabled us to pass the evenings very comfortably. Our party was not conducted as a Mormon company, as we did not consider ourselves Mormons in the strict sense of the word. We did not make our intentions public on leaving the valley it would ...

... wi; hch punishes all Mormou Lry women for no crime (they have rnot married several on 3IuCLbanlds), ?? wibich punisihes all Mormon merr ill, for the ornv redeeming fen.ture iu their peculiar rt'- institzitions -claimiog and recogni8ing these women vas as ...

... MORMONISM. The following extracts f-aom. a lecture delivered in New jork, by a converted Mormon elder, will ti be read with interest, : *W&T.-IS -MORMOflSM?9i Whts are the elements of Mormonism ? I will answer. As taught, Mormonism is nmaterialism, founded ...

... THE MORMONS. | The Mormons have been holding their annual fair and conference at Salt Lake city, and the attendance iY said to have been the largest ever seen since their first organisatlon, Visitors from the East who hap- penledto beopresent declare ...

... 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 ...

... IBTHE MORMONS. I . _ one of the fairest experiments ver IMade 'upon fnaticism., one of the most W glorious realisations of the ideal freedom -of man to be as big a foul as hetlomses, 1, is in d&nger of being brought to nought by the persistent hostility ...

... 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, (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 ...

... THE MORMONS. I- . (From the Comreqpoacdent of the Tines.) Great Salt Lake City, Utah Territory, July 10.-Before this reaches London, you will have beard that a 9peace's has been negotiated and concluded 'between the~ govern- ment of the United States ...

... 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 ...

... MORMONISM. TO TE DrORS OF THS LIVERPOOL 3=WRUT. Gentlemen,-On Saturday next, per the Nevada, the firat company (1887) of Mormons will take their departure for America. When will this itop TIo hundred Mormon elders in this country are holding 1000 meetings ...

... - ~- - THE CITY OF THE -MORMONS. / rr. _ . . ?? _l - -. . . . . . I (F'rom thW Xe 1,02eki i'bzke) The City ofthe aints is fortiied with a well of mud 12 feet high, with a broad deep ditch. in froat of it, and semi- bastions at half musket orsnge. These ...