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... EXTENSIVE EMIGRATION OF MORMONS. The population of the Mormon settlement of Itah is being vastly increased this year by the ' addition of emigrantls from England and Scotland ir and lmany countries on the continent of Europe IC Yesterday ia party of men ...
... old Mormon tracts, printed in Liverpool, which s seem to have been religiously thumbed. Among 4 them is a report of a public discussion, held in the 4 English colouy at Boulogre in 1&50, between Elder 4 John Taylor, the prebent head of the Mormon 34 Cbnreh ...
... jenti es, ha said teit lie hated the very sight of them, gi 4i.'it you were all, raid he, real good Mornmons- 1s Cur1 h Mormons as I eshould like to see you-not a single h ge 2 wi e ldi renstain us the place a minute. It would tl ctO9 hot. for thimc- ...
... IIBRIGHAM- YOUNG AND TaE I I . f MORMONS. A little pamphlet called Brigham Young, King of the Utah Pandemoniumr,'by Dr. J. B. Frankfin, late manager of the Mormon printing office in Utah, gives the following'interesting particulars' respecting his chief ...
... |THE MORMONS AND THE I AMERICAN GOVERNMENT. The Mormon leader is in another difficulty with the UnitedStates Government. An American correspondent, dating from The Pacifio, Maroh 2, writes- Brigham Young, being president, high priest, pope, king, ...
... A MORMON CONFERENCE. The Latter Day Saints hold a conference in Bir- minghamn, on Sunday, in the Temperance Hall. Mr. Lot Smith presided. Mr. Albert Carrington, president of the European Mission, and several other elders from Utah, were present At the ...
... loverland for the remainder of their journey. It was the intention of the president and elders of the Mormons in this country to arrange for the shipment of Mormon emigrants to New York in steam vessels; but the decrease of available steamers, in consequence ...
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... massacre at Mountain Moeldows, in.' September, 1857, when 120 monu wom, ad okil- dye,,, emig'ranutefroni Arkano., wv murere by Mormons. In couepwerewithrdered bye tesidnt of~nd~ Af wits fDr. Fony Superin. t0-d., it of Indi'a'n't-rairk for Utah Territory, Mr ...
... u affection or the plurality or sealing of wives which t( Jones might enjoy if he entered into the fellow- a. ship of the Mormons, persistently turned a deaf 51 car to the voice of the charmer, so that the little arrangements subsequent to the conversion ...
... SMITH, THE MORMON PROPHET. 1i The papess by the Great Western contain some further intelli ence respecting the M1ormonites and their maur- bar. deredfleader. A correspondent of ?? l'orAExpress, wer writing from Nauvoo, June 30th, says, 1The Mormons, Nihgreatly ...
... attained to high office in the Mormon community, charged with the errand of inveigling others- eligible parties, who had plenty of money-to the Mormon settlements. He succeeded in inoculating his mother and sisters with the Mormon .faith; they believed with ...