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... THE MORMONS.-M. ?? THE MISSIONS AND MYSTERES OP MORiMoNDONI (room OUB OWN CoamOni rT.) InfewAmerican cities is so largeapronortionol ?? nationality asinthe City of the Great Salt lake. The visitor from Eng- land who makes the acquaintance of Mormon bankers ...
... ETTER FROM THE MORMON COUNTRY. A letter has been received this week (says the Kendal Mercurp) from J'-hn Strong, whom many of our readers well knew, and who for a long number of years car- ried on the business of a blacksmith in Allhblowa-lats, Kendal ...
... at which reports were given of the present condition and future prospects of Mormonism throughout these countries, and some parts of the continent of Europe. Among other Mormon celebrities present were three of the Twelve apostles, two nephews of Joseph ...
... circumstance that it is' kept by a be Mormon, and that, consequently, it affords the id inquisitive stranger an opportunity of learning e. something as to the practical working of the peon- n. liar institution in which Mormons glory and which iw rationalmen ...
... . Speaking to more than one Mormon as to what would happen were the United States Government to put down their illegal practices with a strong hand, I always received the reply that if the con- tingency occurred the Mormon army would fight to the death ...
... I A FBW FACTS ABOUT THE MORMONS. I The following letter, dated Great Salt Lake City, Utah Territory, Sept. 1, 1861, appears in a con- temporary: I have now travelled 680 miles from Sacramento, in a coach, day and night, for seven days and six nights ...
... RENEWED D1MTURBANCB OF A MORMO1' CONGaRGATION AT WORCHSTHR. A crowded meeting of persons of the Mormon H persuasion assembled, as usual, au Sunday night last, at It their place of worship at Worcester. The lecture delivered was on the subject of polykamy ...
... emselves in. their ad-! dresses. -It wa 1 ced that a number c: of misnk e had bee selected to aI go abroad ad Spread the Mormon gos- A pel In _s fifty-ven men have .bee n ?? foi this) ur. PFourteedn go to Great - Britain or to&di mia; ?? 1 States of ...
... TBEEXPERIENCE OF A MORMON EMIGRANT FROM BENGLAD 10 THE SALT LANE. Thaft fallawi&tn - a 00, O f, letter which hie just . ' d P' - ?? 1^rmsrly, we be- Ibee recive feu l ?? hi. ., ?? . d # si ra livinmin the neighbourhood of MaLochostei, wbQ t0- i ceotly ...
... terminated in L; conflict between the Mormons and . anti-Mormons, in which four or five persons hare bean killed - and several wounded. The immediate result of this intes- timose war is the expulsion of the Mormons, who surrendered to the Illinois mob ...
... reason why per- sons who fancy they have a divine call to convince Mormons, or any other set of fools, of the evil of their ways, while at their devotions, must be checked. In short, Mormons, like all other sectaries, must not only be tolerated, but protected ...
... wife ; here the thing Is the toen to heaven because their husbandse tem 'bx e Mormon rstigronis an excellent Intitution for t m ulineausority to the familyr -sd the ee te Mormon is moeasured indeed, by t4a mumbe fwvsb a keep tin swet and lovg, end espe e ...