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... superiors, dated St. Mary's, Kentucky, October 15, '43, Lives the following account of that singular sect of fanatics, the Mormons:- A Protestant minister, named Spaulding, took into his head, in order to amuse the numerous idle, to write an hig- torical ...
... first extends from the Falls of St. An- thouy to the mouth of the Ohio, and includes the prairie ccuntry of Illinois, the Mormon town of Nauvoo, and the great city of St. Louis. This is called the corn region. The second section which is styled the ...
... 00tis s eoe e ay, casrlohrhr an riter subjects than the former ozas. nd In his way through the desert he visited the great Mormon te city, of which he gives a very striking end Aigular account. I WO He thus describes his arrival at the diggings; and to ...
... commission of two or three laymen of good repute to inquire into and suppress such abominations as those of the Agapemone or of Mormonism ! Probably the people of Italy I thank God' they have not such abominations recognised, or silently sai- tioned by law, In ...
... the Dublin Review contains. The subjects of them are The Lamas of Tibet, e The Countess Hahn-Hahn's Conversion, The Mormons g in America, The Literature and Romance of Northern il Europe, and Cardinal Ximenes and his Times-subjects, eall of ...
... Caroline White in all theatrical 'anuounce- ?? Paper. ' ' TEs Monooa,.-The Mormons of the territory of Utah are tbreutening us with trouble. Brigham Young-the apostle of the Mormons-was appointed by the President. governor, and he has carried on the government ...
... the United Kingdom are beyond price, and their arrangement in Man- cheater next year Will be without a parallel. Several Mormons, men and women, numbering nearly a C hundred, are now In Paris. They apply themselves subai-I diarily to commercial pursuits ...
... statement evinced much disaptirobitlon aud disgust, and nome persons cried out that it was garss bliee phermy, and worse than Mormonism, atd at lost stopped the speaker with a vary general howl of execration. The two strangers, who preserved their impassive ...
... compared with the previous statement. Toar. Monosxoa.-A dispatch from Boston, dated April 20tb, says:- Eight hundred and fifty Mormons arrived hero to-day from Liverpool, In packet 3hip George Washbington.' ol ntepce ?? We are informed that it is no longer ...
... SAtUTHDs BROTeIIu oI BloiisioRism.-Wis. Smithi, brother ot the Iounder of Mormonism, writes a letter to ?? New York 'ribane, in which he states that he has ceased to be a Mormon, having bten disgusted with the immoral and treasonable practices of the Salt ...
... or Albigenses of old: - A new sect sprung up in the United States of America only a few years since, They were called Mormons, or Latter Day Saints. It is very generally believed along the seaboard of the States that the buccaneers of the 17th cen- ...
... Vr .Foley, Dr Aboltloluseer, R Mason, A aM ; Gdorgo Barton, L G MacDrocinel, N G Ca~roli, J C Coglilso, ?? Murphy,.Doctor 'Mormon, Meyrick, E B Abbott, J1 Morton, Hanilltonl, Hatchisait, .1 Browillow, Wigan,_C Conry, It Vaughan, F. Norman, J Crome tsferald ...