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... 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 ...
... Egypt;- that the I rindia sms all be haptised for the remission of sins, mustbeoefinsA with the Mormons, and stop killing one another; and that Ae rthe Mormons must resist the United States Government, o rand kill all the United States troops sent against ...
... 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 ...
... 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' ...
... hs~ving' only nihe' men, they were attacked' by About seventy-five Mormons within two miles of 'Colonel Alex- ander's comnacid, and the cattle taken from him. He in- forms us that tle Mormons had burnt the grass in every direction, and that the Government ...
... THE MORMONS. OPFOSITION TO MIR. CUILOM'S BILL.-A MASS- MEE TING IN SALT LAKE CITY. SaT LYrs Czin, March 31. At a mass.meeting held to-day the following remon- etrance was adopted:- To the Honourable Senate and House of Representatives of the United States ...
... the laws of I the Mormon Legislature. It has been impos- I sible therefore to exclude Mormons from any I jury, or to induce any Mormon juror, whatever the I evidence of polygamy, to assent to a cGoviotion. I Recently, however, the Mormon Legislature passed ...
... THED MORMONS. VPRSEIDETISS UOFIANA&N TEMPO5IISI2NG. s When the Pence Comnmissioners arrive here they begin d to distribute a bushel of proclamations, printed confiden- tially at5aliingaten, in which M~r. Buchlanan, after an S elaborate argunieit to show ...
... THE MORMONS f The Mormons have beenl hobding their antnel fair ano g conference at Salt Lake City, and the attendance is sad d to have been the largest ever seen since their thrt ergani- _ zation. Visitors from the East who hapbel)ed to be f present 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 ...
... TTHE MORMON. HMn. Charles Nugent ?? Mr CHIARLEs GENNEY Angus MacAlister ?? Mr FRED. THORNE Tkey Moses .Mr. M E. M. RossON Oliver Walflrd .r FULLEB MeLLneS James ?? Mr F. GROVE Mrs Ponsonby de Jones M.. Miss EMILY THoRNE Amy Ponsonby de Jones Miss AGNES ...