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... 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 ...
... in labour upon the temple, or in produce of his little farim and increase of his stock. Would that the Europeam victims of Mormon proselythig agents could be made to, understand how sadlyall their anticipations in connection With this Zion are doomed ...
... a dogma of tho Clhurch of tho M~ormons. Accordingly ir 1852 ho told tho people that ho had in his oustody a revola- ?? ?? plarnal marriage. Tho assertion was accepted without question, and from that date genuino Mormons have regarded polygamay as the ...
... delegate from Utah himself, of course, a Mormon. This measure,. if carries out, would divide the Mormon vote, and destroy the political power which the sect now possesses, and, of course, cannot be acceptable to the Mormons. The second measure proposed is a ...
... MORMONISM. IN WALES, . The rapid growth of Mormonism in Wales seems to be entirely-escaping' the attention of those who ought to have done all that was piossible 'to prevent it. Monisters of nl4 persuasions seem to be agreed is considering.tbe subject ...
... CONDITION Ok' tHL, MORMONS. A correspondent of the Tihneai throws ionje light. on the present condition of tae Morrion. ettlenent at Utah. Salt Lalte City is evidently approauhing a crisis, and that not MrWely in OLe way hut in several. A combinationl ...
... the Latter Day Saint, 8t but in consequence of having discovered the die * ?? tricks of the Mormon religion,- g Mr YAoDLEY-Religion! Are there any Mormons ia this quarter ? Mr Young-Oh, yes, Sir; there are some hilf-dozea places called chapels of the ...
... ?? a_ AdI It I 6 M ) 58, T MORMON EXPERfENCES,-e ?? - The _Aero York Times of May 1. just recie erthree or four columnns to a detailed ecie devots r.$epreceo naccoun ets exerereofoe Frederick Loba, (arepi eat Mormon sinner), while is. Utah, and ...
... report him as bsilig 160 110 iX4(i., eOt till s1pushing on1. lIe is attended by Qtir Il.tkwtLii, a prominent loader among the Mormons, l tle pqrtS aire iisder the escort of a detashment of of Ia)t l Nuvoo Logion, well armed and equipped. I wl at iirst incliied ...
... FLIGHT OF THE MORMONS. TuE Utah war seems to have ended before M. a indeed it had well begun. Tlie latest accounts from to stai America represent the Mormons as in the course of making an exodus from that city which they had jnxt reared with so much painful ...
... REBELLION OF THE MORMONS. The period of collision between the peculiar corn- inanity of the Mormons and the Majesty of the United h States' Federal laws appears to be rapidly approaching. 6( It could only be a question Of time. Just as the smaller w body ...
... pretending to have discovered the Book of Mormon in Ontario County, in 1827. General Bennett, an iilluential Mormon, published a work in 1842, in which he exposed the iniquities of Joe Smith in connection with Mormonism, and making every allowance for personal ...