... THE MORMONS. rs The Mormons have been holding their annualI fair and pe a conference at Salt Lake city, and the attendance is said to in h, have bean the largest ever seen since their first organisation. th is Visitors from the east who happened to be ...

... 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 MORMON QUE IN. Toleration is the motto which is wont to be accepted as the leading feature of an Englishman's mode of dealing with creeds; but there are some forms of religion, or quasi-religion, which are simply intolerable, and Mormonism is of ...

... importance to Mormonism, hoa rendered us chargeable wills cowardice. In order, ifipossible, to put ant end to this state of chsisgs, I am present to-night, and scm ready, by i Goad's help, to compare the tenets and abominable doctrines I of the Mormons with God's ...

... HISTOIIY OF MORMONISM. - XI10 t 'C . r kfl 'uii ''1. h In 1825 there lived near a villace called Palmyra, in the Ar Y state ot New York, a fanily of small farmers, of the name od Di Smith. They were of bad repute in the reighbosurhood b d notorious for ...

... In your societies, said the fair Mormon, a large proportion of the women become prostitutes, or a larger proportion pass through life un- married, deprived of the natural food of the affections; while in the Mormon community the polyganilic law throws ...

... A MORMON TEMPLE The Mormon Temple at Salt Like City, when finished, will be one of the most remarkable of modern buildings, not only on account of its size and the pur- pose for which it will bs used, but for tb? immense thickness and strength of its ...

... LIFE AMONG THE MORMONS. II Jl51ri ?? kIIJI AliOuMOI~a. k To-day I have had a very interesting interview with one of :1 the new corners. I have seen her twice before, and found her aind so evidently intelligent, as to make It A matter for special gris ...

... interpreted as e the sign of a rcadiness to yield. I shall be surprised if a thcs Mormon priesthood surrender so easily. a pol)gaily was introduced late into ?? Mormon creed, tl bit it las probably boeea the strongest of all influences a ?? thC Church ...

... MORMONISM BROUGHT HOME TO US. my --1 . . The following letter, whose genuineness is vouchbed for Lai by a clergyman, has just beets received in Derby by the party relations of' the person to whom it wase addressed, death Socde baying spared her the pain ...

... DO THE MORMONS INVITE DISCUSSION?I _ _ ., ?? TO TIRE EDITORS OF THE DfRBl Y MERCURY. tli Dear Sir-Having seen a letter in the last week's Reporter, ty respecting the Mormons, which states that these people would meet any one to defend and discuss their ...

... The Mormon Imposture in Wales.—On December the 31st and New Year's day, the Latter-day Saints , held their half-yearly association in the Hall of the White Lion. Merthvr. It was soon found that the hall, then containing 1,500 persons, was inadequate ...