The Mormons.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1662, 19 March 1886, Page 2

The Mormons.

; I »Tfi^'M6rtnon& (are j^ x bf w moved off the fdcecioSsthe earth, at any rate so far as theJJiitecl States are con;cerped> pf^United fT^e.Sen^je/ S^tes i^.pas^d;^ Mormon Suporesiffotf 'Bill by th| ( jteQisiye^'majority of'Sfrio-Tirotbu.. Tlie «ul the Mormon Church ftrthe hands of trustees,, who are to be' nominated 1 byihe president of the United States; it-forbids the practice of BolygamyV.and it takes away from the. female population of OtaSlßelFSTghi : & >vot# Sit? was fib the .jagt. pl^BpS)of;ti6« bill that .the minority stood out". *Th« bill raffiwlofnß nhiS )a&dt£.t&sMouse of the Presidential vote, ajMt certainly will, it is understood it. will' then Decome law. Thetaextstep wilLbetoput^theLnew law iriiftttfeV'This'by t n&'noßaM4he4irßt occasion on which_th& Legislature of the United^gtejs Ji^nqacle an^attook on the MormonB ." " " ffills ~ ESw Ib«eH^S;ain and again pifi^ their peculiar I p^tic^'s. { attempts have betfn brin^t|ie saints under the controi^f,the "civil pbJweV, put within incomplete; jr^^^^Tyeti] The saint* have stojod^but have de. % fied interfeisaac.e?| •aT^n^tipw'twith passive pertistence and another"with forw of arms. It remains t to rbe seen whether Senator Edmands' will 'have any better g^sstha^Xprfaec«^ tor&had In the long anfi.Mormon oampaign> y k - < ■ '}<■; Sir ■; "< j'i i iMML^a-i. ... „