... 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 ...

... 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. | The Mormons report that their faith baa not ex-1 tended much this year Europe or ekea'here; and their efforts are now chiefly directed to the best modes of bringing hither the converts. Their doctrines are extremely unpopular everywhere ...

... for the purpose driving the Mormons out of Utah, and of obtaining po»- session of their lands. Evil fortunes have befallen many of the American “Rings” of late ; and ibis combination of Federal office-holders against the Mormons shared in this ill-lack. ...

... THE MORMONS. We have, from time to time, noticed in our columns the doings of the Mormons in America. Few incidents in modern days are more strange and interesting to the reader of history than the rise, progress, and present state of this singular sect ...

... THE MORMONS. In an article on the present census of the United States, the Times says—The Mormon State contributes no fewer than inhabitants to the general total. As this is in many respects the most extraordinary phenomenon the Union, we subjoin a few ...

... THE MORMONS. The general conference of the Mormons, or as they call themselves Latter-day Saints, was held at the New Tabernacle, Great Salt Lake City, in April, Brigham Young presiding. The New Tabernacle was dedicated with appropriate solemnities ...

... the canyons or mountain passes by which the city is approached. We know that rumours of murders committed by order of the Mormon Prophet have long been rife. Persons against whom Brigham Young had an ill-will were said to disappear rather suddenly. What ...

... THE MORMONS. \ can Le « islature Utah was presented it T ° P on the 16th ult. T 8 ''f with attention. Some i iaughter - whi,e ° p° rti ° in induced members to move that further reading be dispensed with The memorial, however, was read to the end, inelud ...

... THE MORMONS. A Brighton paper the other day announced that preparations were there for the departure of a party of Sussex Mormons to the City of the Great Salt Lake, beyond the Rocky Mountains; and on taking a Calcutta journal just received, we find it ...

... among the Mormons, during which ho was treated with great hospitality and kindness. The Mormon authorities were unmistakably explicit in their declaration. The expedition of the United States troops shall not, they say, be allowed to enter the Mormon sanctuary ...

... JOINING THE MORMONS. The following is related by Towyn correspondent of the Oswestry Advertiser: — A curious and laughable story floating about in this neighbourhood respecting the proselytism of old Welshman to the views of Brigham Young and the creed ...