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... THE MORMONS AT UTAH. An-Ameriean correspondent of the Times describes very graphically the state of the Mormons at Salt Lake which- he has visited in 'company with the United Statos' expedition, Thefollowingareextractsfrom his letter: TUE DESERTED Orrt ...
... ,THE 'NORTHERN tr 10. 1FED1YEES'DAY, OCTORFR21.1 S74.5 THE MORMONS AND THE HOLY LAND. pbm THERE is a hig-lly ?? idjuai6101 roaming about South DTu'ham just iiow is who can bring forward forty-seveln distkict identifications of the Euglish with the d ...
... beereceived intO tae Mormon housesand iftroduiedtonearly all treanj Somn w~e have- dinea 'at 'Itheir tables we' have' chat- ted with theit 'wives; we have rompe nd plae ,with their children. The feolings wic have gained as to the effect of Mormon life on the char ...
... probably not be pushed home against the Mormons, nor do the Mormons at present evince much inclination for a life or death battle. Mr Buchanan adopts a tone of compassion rather than indignation, and sneaks of the Mormons as friends instead of enemies. Brigham ...
... I A LADY AMONG THE MORMONS., I 'Ibid is the story of a lady who began her religions career ,s a B'aptist, then becarre a Meotmon, married(- a Mormon missionary, and ended by repudiating Morarm'smn. Sla was born at St. Heliers, in Jersey, in the year 1:29 ...
... country, however, Mormons are not dealt with so long as they refrain front breaking the law, in some Continental States they are treated as criminals. All religions, for example, are tolerated in Den- marl- with the exception of Mormonism, which is regarded ...
... IPeter, James, and John, i as ministering angels. This was in ;327 and 1829. that Gospel is con- -iined in the Book of Mormon. The Mormon missionaries who have been in Darlington for about seven nonths are Mr M. C. Rigby and Mr C. f Jidson Snell. They, like ...
... s ,12i. that a man who knew BritLoCAM itr ?? e Mormon Prophet, had said that that t ,: had worked with him as 'a cooper in and t] a;,iat Alom. This rumour, together with the fact ved; *-Si the. Mormon President bore, the names take I ;,O Iie husbband ...
... The God who is only a apirit to use the Mormons own language- not the wod for me. The Mormons locgliae heaven, say, EHere it i, on the Salt Lake, at Nauvoo, or Utlabas the case may be, The God of the Mormons theydelghtto ayhas a body, passions, feelings ...
... his espousal and pro- pagation of Mormon doctrines, Is which religious sect he allied himself b rsome time before he took his journey I into a far country. When he left d ?? he went to the ohief centre of n Mormonism in America, and he seems Dto have ...
... estihated at one to five, or nearly 170,000 Mormons to 40,000 of other ?? With such a char.acer as teso fracts combine to present;, with an aclnol ;7gedl predispositioll on the part o. CQ. ulgress to v nit the new Mormon State to tho Union, there will practically ...
... WIVES. The Utah correspondence of the Cincinnatti Gazette furnishes the following extraordinary account some of the wives the Mormon prophet:— The first lady who claims our attention Brigham's eldest wife, Ann Angel Young. She was born in York, an Jis now ...