... denied to be a part of the Mormon religion- by almost all'the leading elders abroad6 aidat home was indulged in aE a secretluxury; ',Stolen waters were sweet till-1852, eight years, after the-death of the originator of Mormonism, when Brighan Young re ...

... THE MORMONS. (From the Salt Lake Daily Telegraph, Dee. 2801. 1866.) We republish in this morning's issue of the Daily Telegraph, the important correspondence appended. The demand has been great for the former issues of the Daily and 'Semi-Wei/ay containing ...

... THE MORMONS. The United States Congress appear resolved upon measures which, if carried into practical effect, may abolish one great scandal of the Western continent. We refer to the polygamy connected with Mormonism. bill, with several sweeping amendments ...

... THE MORMONS, The vigour and energy of the race now exercising the chief power in the New World are almost without parallel. The Americans may have gas on the brain, EMERSON puts it ; they doubtless arc subject to the geographical intoxication which Mr ...

... THE MORMONS. Titotiimt§ among the Mormons are said to be assuming a graver and more important character. Accohlitig to the Salt Lake Pidette of June t sth, BOOKS. Hindu Pastors: A Memorial by the Rev. E. J. Robinson ' late Wesleyan Missionary in Ceylon ...

... THE MORMONS. A third article in the Daily News” discusses the question of Mormon ism. Some extracts are given from Mr. Hepworth Dixon’s new work, and hope expressed that a hill which has been brought into the American Gongress for abolition of polygamy ...

... THE MORMONS. Mr. Hepworth Dixon’s work, ‘* New America,” which is already said to have reached a second edition, is attract- ing much attention, especially that part of it describing life at the Salt Lake, which Mr. Dixon was afforded such facilities ...

... MORMONISM. (Day.) A Yankee youth was lately asked by a conscientious DigLAI godfather whether he said his prayers night n d morning. I :ay them only at night, veld the lad. And why not in the morning ? inquired the Englishman with some surprise. ...

... MORMONISM. The Standard remerke tbit the United Stele* Conneie appear re*olfed upon meaanre* which, if carried into practical effect, may abolish one great Mandal the Weater* continent. We refer to the polygamy connected with Mormoniam. bill, with aereral ...

... the Mormon settlements and to Mormon doctrines. A bill has been introduced by Senator HOWARD, which, if it passes into law, will either at once destroy polygamy or raise an armed opposition of the Mormons against the Supreme Government. The Mormons are ...

... THE MORMONS (From the Salt Lake Daily Telegraph, Dee. 28fA. We republish in this morning's issue of the Dail;/ Teh graph, the important correspondence appended. The demand has been so great for the former issues of the Daily and Semi-Weekly containing ...

... half-past four red her, and made I find that these She was listened everywhere; and nal p — it is uniform testimo: h Mase MORMONS I Americans are, as a rule, m ye Nine !—Punch. existence of euch a sect as th Utah, it is impossible for the | ‘oung to preserve ...