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... mattyr, and so the Mormons speak of him, but 'the interosition 'of God in his behalf, _which they have so fr juently invoked' and predicted, does' not a et one. 'Heis hed in mili tary custody at' ?? PDuglas, near Salt Lake city. The Mormon ulewspapers are ...
... INNEA Lxrm or zmmov.WoNs. Miss Dickinson, fn Ameyioan lecturer, lately described at great length her ?? to the house of a Mormon elder, who was very rich and lived inrgreat rtyle, and had only two wives She had been told ihat it was a very happy family ...
... lies in the fact that no such action was necessary. Mormon isa is on the waue. The silly kitchen wenches of Yorkshire, Lancashire, GermaDy, or ;Sweden, who flocked in numbers in track of the Mormon missionaries, hang back at this present; read too much ...
... AtMI-MOBIONIT DEMONSTUATI DN. A. Mormon conference near Sheffield on Sunday was the scene of a disturbance in vwhich three persona were injured. Several elders from Utah were vigoronsly opposed by an ?? and his friends, and the police had to ejectthe ...
... a novel kind has just been disposed of by the American House of Representatives, which raised a tide issue of the delicate Mormon ques. tion. Each territory of the United States is privileged to send to the popular Chamber ot the Federal Congress a delegate ...
... INewo York .He~rald(, writing on the 24th of July, gives Abe follow ing details of the then existing state of affairs in the Mormon territory: Brigdham Ytoung still remains in Ids fortified Isabita. tion, surrounded by an armed guard. I~e is never .seen ...
... LIPP, AMONGST THE MORMONS. A correspondent of the Chicago Tribune describes im interview which took place last month in Great Salt Lake City, between ?? Colfax and Brig- ham Young. Mr. Colfax's travelling companions and the Mormon dignitaries were present ...
... MORMON INSTITUTIONS IN DANGER. (1rom the Nes York Hferald,) We have received with the overland mails, from b Utah, our files down to the 25th of July. It appears that the saints were sorely troubled by the presence, during the past winter, of Colonel ...
... LIFE3 AMOONG TilE MORMONS. (|ost THE CRICAGO TfRIWUrNE.] | Through tle kindness of a friend who reuldes in the city we are permitted to publiah the following letter from one of the Saints of Salt Lake City, concerning his experiences in religion, ...
... Spirit of insurreotion there. Ata5Tihevents, the volunteer daughters -of'the regimenti:enlisting in the regularsarmyfrom the Mormon camp, accornt very satisfactorily for thetnilk in the ccoa-nut?jof Fatber'Briihais' lateidolsatios~t,. And. hat iBt. e remed ...
... the Protestants are to the Catholics. They abide by the written word of the Book of Mormon, and repudiate the authority of the pontiff of Salt Lake. The Book of Mormon expressly says: That no man among you shall have save it be one wife, and concubines ...
... -n1o respect for its laws, no interest in its prosperity. tl Setting up an insuperable barrier against the comn- CE ?? of Mormons and Gentiles, polygaimy rc- al moves the Saints from the civilisiug influences which ti are at work all around thexn ; it ...