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... THE MORMONS. doting of Mormon Coofarasoa, Sab Lake, the George Q. data* read tha a* a'utics of the dmrcK, which ahw thorn flgureo: Twelve aposUaa. fritriaicha. 3,719 Ugh pilacta, doors. 8.068 priaaia. 2&i taachara, 11.610 dancooa. 81JB98 faauHaa, officers ...
... THE MORMONS. A correspondent of the Times, writing from Utah on June 12th, presents the public with a direct and authentic report from the Great Salt Lake City—the mysterious capital of the Mormons. As in these days, however, the despatches of even the ...
... MORMONS. The Rev. R. Huggard, vicar of St. John's, Bamsley, speaking the vestry meeting of his church yesterday said since he had referred to the Mormons some time ago had received good deal correspondence, some pleasant and some unpleasant. One writer ...
... MORMONISM. At s conference of Mormons which held et Manchester the °tinr day, under The presidency of Brother Potts. some intere.ting information was given respecting the progress of Mormonite affairs in that part of the country. Aftcr singing a hymn ...
... THE MORMON We publish The etates statement in writuig worch Joseph Fo the Presideat of tne Mermoo Church has handed to our Special Correspondent in Salt Lake City for publication The duument. as our Corre epondent rg Iv instet to the fullest extent for ...
... 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 ...
... THE MORMONS. THE INTELLIGENCER. SATURDAY, JUNE 26, 1858. The Northern Light, which arrived at Southampton yesterday from New York, brings intelligence that Mr. Cummino, the newly-appointed Governor of the Mormon territory, had been installed in office ...
... THE MORMONS. The Mormoos have been holding their annual fair and conference at Salt Lake City, and the attendance is said to have been the largest every seen since their first organisation. Visitors from the East who happened be present declare that the ...
... MORMONISM. Society will never overgrow its liability to dissension and division on matters of religious belief. All our intellectual and material advancement afford no security against relapse into old superstitions with or without new faces, or against ...
... THE MORMONS. General Scott was in Washington, planing the spring campaign against the Mormons. Congress was re-established on the aad resolutions were adopted in both houses calling on the president to communicate full information respecting the capture ...
... MORMONS THE KIND OF CONVERTS SECURED BY THE MISSIONARIES. A German who came over with tbe last party of Mormons was interviewed by a reporter. He pnffed immense volumes of smoke through an old-lasbioned Scbleswig-Hclstein pipe, aud gazed at tbe reporter ...
... MORMONISM. THE EDITOR OR THE SHEFFIELD DAILY TELEGRAPH. Sir,—On Sunday last I paid visit the Mormon ; Mission Room, Whittington Moor, Chesterfield, wlie.i Elders Collate, Ricks, and another from Salt Lake, were present. Slder Collett being principal speaker ...