... great many people join him, and a great many leave. Neither the temple nor the Nauvoo-house is half finished. The whole Mormon community becoming more and more obnoxious to the surrounding community ; and we anticipate a rupture at distant day. The ...

... the prophet, was the right man. He (Higby) belonged to his band ; had sustained him by money and force ; and he knew the Mormon prophet. Joe Smith was the author of murders, and it was '•igh time he should die, and he would kill him. The prophet got ...

... the Whig and Democratic parties. The excitement Nauvoo continued, and the Executive were about to apprehend Joe Smith, the Mormon impostor, but the belief was that it would be accompanied with bloodshed. The St Louis papers add the following :— The excitement ...

... persons in this country, at length likely to meet with his deserts. —The Executive were about to apprehend Joe Smith, the Mormon impostor, which it was supposed wouM not be accomplished without bloodshed, as his deluded followers are likely to make a ...

... DEATH OF JOE SMITH THE MORMON IMPOSTOR. (From the York Herald.) We have just received the western mail the following particulars of the death of Joe Smith the Mormon Prophet, and his brother Hiram. They were both shot. There was tremendous excitement ...

... the call of tbe sheriff. The troops were beginning to leave the city, and perfect tranquillity pervaded the district. The Mormon excitement, consequent on the murder of their prophet Smith, seems to have passed off more quietly than might have been expected ...

... Kensington. As regards the Mormons and theirdiffieulties, the Cleveland Herald says— The people of Warsaw and Hancock county, Illinois, continue to make such preparations for renewing the war and exterminating the Mormons, that Governor Ford has issued ...

... of Glasgow Examiner.) The readers of the Glasgow Examiner will have heard singular set of people known by the name of Mormons, or Latter-Day Saints. 1 ' The founder of this sect was one Joseph Smith, an American, whose foul murder by an American ...

... of Texas, and defend the fixed determination of Great Britain to discourage slavery.—The crusade for the extermination of Mormonism had assumed such a formidable aspect, that it bad been found necessary to call out a strong military force for the preservation ...

... Scotland. Dunfermline Mormonism. —Will it be believed, that among the wise folks of the western district, generally so knowing and 'cute, this delusion of the famous prophet Joe Smith, has obtained a footing and a few disciples. Lately public debate or ...

... of all countries the world, America In the same country, the barbarous fanaticism of Munzer has reappeared in the form of Mormonism Alchemy and Astrology, those fine dreams of the middle ages, have now their votaries in the 19th century; and there are, ...

... his unbelief. Some things have come out in the public or private discussions that convince us that the Mormon apostle is more rogue than fool. The Mormon minister is a tall man about twenty-three years of age. When about seventeen years of age, an old woman—a ...