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... THE MORMONS. (From the 2imes.) The simple explanation of the Mormon question given by the President of the United States in his Mes. sage to Congress shows at once the position of the Su preme Government, the resolution of the rebel com- munity, and the ...
... here t last winter, some of whom are charged with revamping the I accusation of murder against the Mormons. Every mail brings the supreme head of the Mormon t church, on an average, half a dozen letters from law- yers and physieians in the States, stating ...
... THEl -,MO1AMONB;. The following.interesting statistics of Mormon polygamy are given by a correspondent of the Eaon Francisco He? aid, who writes from, Utah- ?? it may. :be a matter of interest to the Gentile, world to, know' how fast ouripeople are in ...
... THE MORMONS. The sixty-first conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints, held at Salt Lake City, has decided to abolish polygamy, in accordance with the proclamation of President Woodruff. Mr. Cannon, a member of the First Pre- ...
... addreesed to a daughter of the leader 'of the charch in Connecticut, a beautiful gir who was on'e of the bdeghtet ornamenti of the Mormon ?? New Jersey, last smmer:- 'Great Salt Lake City, Feb. 6, 1858. Dear Sister,-I write you to sayhow it makes' 'merejoice ...
... THE MORMON.X8 Advices from Great Sdlt Lske City are received to breli the territory, wao relieved to ?? extent lby the ripenirng dit In 30me gions5o th f b~rtsebadtuffe, thoug pea thei m eiter is~ stllp a te ?? ydettuear eerlD. a tearnip, bee tsi rcatths ...
... THE MORMONS. New York, Jan. 20. — We have agiin fresh news from the army of Utah; this time wirh full delails of the con- ditionnndptospccts of the troops. Tile letters came down in date to the 1st of December. The main armv had taken possession of Foil ...
... MORMONISM. TO THE EDITOR, SIR, — ifour Mormon cor e pondent (Elder B. H. Roberts, of Liverpool) has had the presumption to inform an enlightened public that the Mormon Book, or Bible, does nou et)zzfl -et. wftli the (JocLrines or historical facts of the ...
... Egypt;- that the I rindia sms all be haptised for the remission of sins, mustbeoefinsA with the Mormons, and stop killing one another; and that Ae rthe Mormons must resist the United States Government, o rand kill all the United States troops sent against ...
... THE MORMONS. To the Editor of the Cardiff and Merthyr Guardian. SIR,—As many of your readers do not read the Edinburgh Review, I think it may interest, them to see an extract of the Theology of Mormonism., from the first article in the April number of ...
... but regard Mormonism with quite as much disgust and horror as Protestants of all denomi- nations do. But we are forced to abandon all hope of co-operation from that section of Roman Catho - lices, who, on many occasions, have denounced Mormonism-not as the ...
... THE MORMONS.' Advices from the Great Salt Lake are received.to the 25th of June. The famine, which at one time seemed likely to desolate the terrihory, was relieved to some extent by the ripening of peas, turnips, beets, radishes, &c. The Deseret News ...