... MORMONISM, AS IT IS. There is a woman now in St. Louis, who has been made a victim of Mormonism, to whom we desire to in- vite the attention,and in behalf ofwhom we wish to enlist the sympathy of the philanthropic. Her name is Mrs. Parsons. Ten years ...

... MORMONISM. A few days ago we mentioned the fact that William-Alexander and David Hyrutn, the younger Eons of Joseph Smith, the Mormon prophet, were on their way to Salt Lake City to set up the standard of the reorganised or anti-polygamy Church. A singular ...

... THE MORMONS, that A Washington correspondent thus writes on the 22Qnd M.I ,,l t:- tiorI Orders eill be issued in a few days from tho war to p Departtent establishing a weekly mail route between Sta here and the troops now serving in Utah. This is by whi ...

... proclamation, takbia a p art with the Mormon sentiment. It is not stated wvhnthy. id nonad demanded the withdrawal of the troops from l'r,,vt, but his actions had laid him open to the charge of e'nalli s city with the Mormon theocracy. Much bad feeling IdA ...

... IBTHE MORMONS. I . _ one of the fairest experiments ver IMade 'upon fnaticism., one of the most W glorious realisations of the ideal freedom -of man to be as big a foul as hetlomses, 1, is in d&nger of being brought to nought by the persistent hostility ...

... people in the mcst com- pete bondage He Cal infisitly mere pzwor than the Pope. ihey bh liere th;t, Yen-e is the god of the Mormon kingiom. This cry wa: ioduocriuated thro'sghout the Aformron hiug tem, Eo thee the pcoples bhcomeusujiogted to tbe I one mon ...

... and that a new ally, hi the shape of a locust, was appearing in some localities to aid in the work of famile.; The poor Mormons were naturally alarmed and bewildered at the fearful prospect before them; for with the consumption of their crops by these ...

... MORMONISM. g ' THE death of Brigham Young will probably r 'a prove the death of Mormonism as a distinct :il system. It is tardly conceivable that a su- a e- cessor of the same force of character should be d s- found; or that, though found, he should corn-d ...

... THE MORMONS f The Mormons have beenl hobding their antnel fair ano g conference at Salt Lake City, and the attendance is sad d to have been the largest ever seen since their thrt ergani- _ zation. Visitors from the East who hapbel)ed to be f present declare ...

... MORMONISM. Mr. Horace Greeley, editor of the New York Tribuneo records the following conversation with Brigham o Young. It is valuable as the direct replies of the t] avowed leader of the Mormons to the searching ques- tions of a clever man. c H. G.-Am ...

... MORMONISM. To the Editor of the Cardiff ...

... Bdker In the meantime having recelved a full :pardon from Governor Brigham Young.- Theee two men were Mormons On the other Irand, I charge the Mormons, and Governor Young in particular, with im. prisoning five or bix youngrmea (fout ?? ri ar d iows, who ...