... MORMONISM. sixth notice.— Communicated. The following sketches of Mormon morality are of too much importance to large class of persons this country to be omitted from our papers on that subject. Trees are judged of by their fruits: men their morals ...

... THE MORMONS. -—— - - _ Another successor of the so•called Mormon prophet, Joseph Smith, has, according to a message received the other day, passed away in the person of John Taylor, whose closing days were certainly not marked by that dignified repose ...

... promising the Latter Day Saints, ** but In con* quenoe of having discovered disgusting trick* of the Mormon reUgton— Mr. Yardley: Religion! Are there any Mormons this quarter . . Mr. Youngt Ob, yes, sir; there are come half-dozen pieces Called chapels of the ...

... THE MORMONS. How do the Mormon: women like and bear polygamy is the question most people ask as to the institution. The universal testimony of ail but their nusu&nds is, that it is grievous sorrow and burden ; only cheerfully submitted to and embraced ...

... THE MORMONS. Another successor of the so-called Mormon prophet, Joseph Smith, has, according to a message received the other day, passed away in the person of John Taylor, whose closing days were certainly not marked by that dignified repose which the ...

... THE MORMONS. The United States’ House of Representatives has commenced in earnest the long-threatened campaign against the Mormons. It.has passed a bfll enforcing laws against the Mormons In Utah, depriving polygamists of the rights of citizenship, and ...

... THE MORMONS. This week the correspondence of the Tines appears extended to the remotest region of which 'Europeans have any cognisance. for the leading journal -well her it earned the appellation lusts presented the 'addle with &direct and authentic report ...

... THE MORMONS. Another successor o! the eo-called Mormon prophet, Joseph Smith, has, according message received the other day, passed away in the person of John Taylor, whoso closing days were certainly not marked that dignified repose which the chief of ...

... MORMONISM. Sir,—lt s M: , rmrmbm sad iii leach•nio mankind. la their colony you And bee and etrowg men sod women. Their di rate for serener to the Christea, l. drew lire sad gro• with km dimme cause t hey are taught bow to keep and etong by the Elders ...

... THE MORMONS. Grace Greenwood writes to the Nee York Times from Salt Lake City, on the 17th of October:— We attended Divine service in the new tabernable on Sunday morning. President Brigham Young was in his usual place of honour, but did not preach ...

... THE MORMONS 140 W would you feel about suddenly leaving your home for two years, with the aim of winning converts for your Church in another country? Quite an adventure, you might think; well, it happens to hundreds of American ycungsters who belong ...

... MORMONISM. a member of the Mormon Church I am pleased to answer the two guesticus in your piper by Fitment eon'ening certain potato on Mormonism. tl) The following is found in Eseeetiais Church History on pegs 79. The witmesses of the Book of Mormon ...