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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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... - XITu MORMONS. A young farm labourer from Cleave's Hills was per. suaded six months ago to set out to America with some of the Latter-day Saints. 5o80 of the Mormons embarked at Liverpool, and he amongst the rest, on being bap- tizd and paying 3Si 10s ...
... civil oee~ t tory ?? oflia ~army to place. ~fslh~ Peoin .a batter term; end for ome time pjast hase boee ambitioue of- tlith Mormon p~obem, All aloaq. ,-Uter, Kane's. intterfi6e with si i eat ig h nplco end- td te ciy i. Ao~lac~ wth.anrrangement made ,taido ...
... MORMONISM IN LEOMINSTER. An effort is being made by the elders of the Mormon Church to introduce their delusions into this town. A large room has been hired and licensed at the Crown and Sceptre Inn, in the Marsh, and proceedings have com- menced. Sermons ...
... TWE MORMON SETTLEMENTS. The St. Loui correspondent ofthe Nat, York Herad (April 28) thus writes ef a vistit to Nauvo,:: - I have jrrg'returnod frot a visit to Nauveoo, the former' Eat of the 96rrnons, and th9 regions theraemto adjacqtg; and think that ...
... - -M [ THE MORMON MI biSION.I1 WARM RECEPTION AT LUTON. There bavs been lirely doings in the streets at Luton for two or three nights past. Threc young Mormon missionaries, just arrived from Salt Lake City and Utah, have been preaching their peculiar ...