... with the offenders. The custom docs not violate the civil laws of Utah, nor the rules of the Mormon faith. That it is unwise is generally held all but the Mormons themselves. We are convinced of its folly by reasoning and experience. We can tiace much of ...

... MORMONISM. The 1s from “Boclal lite among the Mormons’ uunm:— ‘ Polyg:mg‘huu‘hell many curions u_-nhfifl{ ships, and mmmmudm tree in a manner greatly to puzzle » as well as to disgust the decent-minded. The marry: ing of two or more sisters is very common ...

... MORMONISM, The following is from “Social Ufe among the Mormons by Samuel Bowles Polygamy introduces many curious cross-relatronehips, and intertwines the branches of the genealogical tree in a manner greatly to puzzle mathematician, well as to disgust ...

... THE MORMONS. The Mormoos have been holding their annual fair and conference at Salt Lake City, and the attendance is said to have been the largest every seen since their first organisation. Visitors from the East who happened be present declare that the ...

... THE MORMONS. Tbe Mormons have been holding their annual fair and conference at Salt Lake City, and the attendance is said to have been tbe largest every seen since their first organisation. Visitors from tbe East who happened be present declare that the ...

... PROGRESS OF MORMON ISM.—THE MORMON EMISSARIES & THEIR VICTIMS. It may not be generally known that at this period of the year the confederates the great arch-deceiver, Brigham Young, are specially active in preparing those ' unfortunate and deluded victims ...

... THE MORMONS IN ENGLAND. The Latter Day Saints in London held high synod on Sunday. The trysting-place was the kMusic Hall in Btore Street. At the hour appeinted for the commenc .- ment of the procsedings, 23 men, dressed in black, and most of them very ...

... comfort you can aff a Mormon is to tell him how young Brigham looks; for the quick, uaconscieus aence is, Thea bam iagt oat my time.” Those who think at have no conjecture of any Mormon fatare beyond him, and I kuow that many Mormons (Heber Kimball iucladed) ...

... of the Mormon faith as it has recently been presented to the eyes of critical Gentile observers. man in his senses could wish any other man in his senses to believe in the miracles ascribed Smith, of Nauvoo, or in plenary inspiration of the Mormon scriptures ...

... MORMON EMIGRATION. We have just read, with great satisfaction, that 85 Mormons, women and children, have left London for Liverpool, en route for Utah. Parties are also going, we learn, from several towns in the manufacturing districts; while, it is added ...

... delegate from Utah himself, of course, a Mormon. This measure,. if carries out, would divide the Mormon vote, and destroy the political power which the sect now possesses, and, of course, cannot be acceptable to the Mormons. The second measure proposed is a ...

... THE ABOMINATIONS OF MORMONISM. An ex-Mormon, who has recently returned to this country sick of his brethren the transatlantic Zion, has sent to the Dover Chronicle some jottings of what he saw Utah. He >—Brigham Young has two mansions, the one called ...