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... this nineteenth century. As such, it is entitled to our earnest and respectful consideration. The despised anid execrated Mormons are iaen and women whose humanity is quite'as geniine,and un- nistakable as that of the, starched and pasteboard Puritans ...
... THE MORmONS. A correspolident :of the:.2'ivs thus describes what he saw and beard at the 'Salt Lake City', now occupied by the American army:- '.'The peace commissioners, Messrs. PowellandIf'Culloch, upon obtaining an interview with Brigham YotugHeber ...
... MORMONISM. [YROM 3THS ACCLESIASTIC AND THRIOLOGlAN.) Mormonism has a distinct character from most of the other sects. There is a completeness about its system, a claiml to Catholicity, and withal an adaptation to some of the spiritual wvants of the age ...
... 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 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... hs~ving' only nihe' men, they were attacked' by About seventy-five Mormons within two miles of 'Colonel Alex- ander's comnacid, and the cattle taken from him. He in- forms us that tle Mormons had burnt the grass in every direction, and that the Government ...
... THED MORMONS. VPRSEIDETISS UOFIANA&N TEMPO5IISI2NG. s When the Pence Comnmissioners arrive here they begin d to distribute a bushel of proclamations, printed confiden- tially at5aliingaten, in which M~r. Buchlanan, after an S elaborate argunieit to show ...
... the laws of I the Mormon Legislature. It has been impos- I sible therefore to exclude Mormons from any I jury, or to induce any Mormon juror, whatever the I evidence of polygamy, to assent to a cGoviotion. I Recently, however, the Mormon Legislature passed ...
... will 'be' oven more' interested' in' the account' 1 giten oU Mormon doings st home, Mr. Pae states t ithat at a'recent Mormon conference it.was au ,- ?? nounoed' that there iare 'lOiOOO Mormons 'ini the1 British Isles.. ; This brings the matter 'home' ...