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... TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, JANUARY 26, 1872. From the other side of the Atlantic we learn that the trials of Brigham Young and the other Mormons accused of complicity in his crimes have been put off because the United States District Attomeyhad funds to on with the ...
... 500 in the Irish contingent, which still reached 62,600. England continues to aupply the largest numbor of recruits to the Mormon iniquity. 673 English gir s went out last year join the most wicked and sensual sect in the world. Scotland sent 45, Wales ...
... THE MORMON PROSECUTIONS. A despatch from Sail Lake City the ins . confirms the news already published the suspension of,the prosecution of Brigam Young and his brethren. The United States District Attorney, Mr. Bates, info; med Judge M’Kean on the Bth ...
... I. 8 T Twilled lirowu SILKCMUBBLLA Arthur this mormon, itbvjt Elorttn o'olufllt. will briUK the «V 11« to HANOVER STREET will Sis* ...
... formation of btule Government for the admission I tab the Union, and agents have bt-tn sent Washington to effect a compromise Mormon difficulties the basis the admission of the new Stale on tho prohib.tion of futuio polygamous mairiages. The Convention for ...
... says that the Congress would cause only now divisions and scandals in the Democratic party. The Trials. —It is state that the Mormon trials are postponed until the March term, in consequence of the United States having no appropriatinn from G ngrcea to meet ...
... admission of that territory as a State to the Union. The promotion is vigorously opposed by the “ Gentiles” and the more liberal Mormons, as it would then place them at the power of the Brigham Yonng party, who are strenously advocating the proposed change. The ...
... Nothing is said of the fate •mow. On tho Ifeth J.he Court at Washington dismissed the T« st case, charging Hosea Htout, one the Mormons accused of being implicated the Daaito outrages, of m irdfiE. An association having object repeal of the income-tax was formed ...
... signed more than 500 apostate Mormon aud Gentile ladies, against the admission of Utah as a State, has been forwarded to Washington. The document contains history or the polygamic life, and speaks of the oppression of the Mormon leaders and the dangers to ...
... were able to complete their mission. Brigham Young has been re-elected hirst Preside nt, High Priest, and Prophet of the Mormon Church. sent a message regretting that • • circumstances—viz., his being detained m his own house charge murder-prevented ...
... THE MORMONS IN CONFERENCE. A Salt Lake despatch April 8 says : The attendance at the Mormon Conference Las been immense. Tb© number present the Tabernacle yesterday was from 8,000 to 10,000, and to-day over 12,000 men, women, and children,some from remote ...
... THE MORMON PROSECUTIONS. prosecution of Brigham y«nng and the Mormons of less note at Salt Lake has to«n rendered abortive by decision of tbo .Supreme Court the United States. The question the legaUty of the proceedings which Chief Justice M'Kean bad ...