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... of Mormonism ? Mrs. Watson: Yes, sir; I was taught that to rob my husband, leave him, and commit adultery was to glorify the church. Mr. Young: The Mormon church, you mean? Mrs. Watson: Yes, sir. Well, sir, 1 found out the base- ness of the Mormon doctrines ...
... MORMONISM, AS IT IS. There is a woman now in St. Louis, who has been made a victim of Mormonism, to whom we desire to in- vite the attention,and in behalf ofwhom we wish to enlist the sympathy of the philanthropic. Her name is Mrs. Parsons. Ten years ...
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... THE MORMONS. Advices from Great Salt Lake City are received to June 25. The famine, which at one time seemed likely to desolate the terri- tory, was relieved to some extent by the ripening of peas, turnips, beets, radishes, &c. The Deseret News of the ...
... MORMON IMMIGRANTS. Among the passengers on the Guion steamef Wyoming, which arrived from Liverpool on Sept. 16th, were 335 Mormon converts. They were about one-half Scandinavians and the balance natives of England and Wales. They consisted of families ...
... MORMON CONFERENCE. The semi-annual Conference of the Latter Day Saints of Birmingham and district was held last Sunday, at the Odd Fellows' Hall, Temple-stieet. At the morning meeting, Elder Egan presided. Elder Cleuions reported that the Saints had branches ...
... CONVERTS TO MORMONISM. The steamer Wyoming, of the Guion line, sailed for New York on Saturday from Liverpool, having on board no fewer than six hundred Mor- mon converts, who are about to take up their residence in Utah. They were accompanied by seventeen ...
... THE WAR WITH THE MORMONS. The United States War Department have received despatches from Colonel Johnston, dated the 4th of January. Colonel Johnston's letter to Major Lynde had not reached him, but General Scott says that enough is known from Major Lynde's ...
... THE MORMON EXODUS. In a despatch to the executive of tha United States, dated May 2, Governor Cumming gives the following description of his proceedings at Salt Lake City. AfLer stating that he encountered no resistance, but was per- mitted quietly to ...
... LIFE AMONGST THE MORMONS. A correspondent of the Chicago Tribune describes an interview which took place last month in Great Salt Lake City, between -Speaker Colfax ai d Brigham Young. Mr. C'olfax't™>ravelling companions and the Mormon dignitaries were ...
... 1855. The prisoner, who had been a Mormon preacher, represented to the second wire that his former wife had been dead. twelve months. The prisoner's wife afterwards appeared, but the prisoner said she was only his Mormon wife, and the second wife continued ...
... ENGLISH MORMON EMIGRATION. Liverpool is the point of departure for European Mormon emigrations. In that city the church has a special agency, which usually freights a whole ship for each voyage. Brother Bertram describes the shipping arrangements in ...