The Nevada journal., 1855-04-13
From the Boston Times, Feb. /
Exposure Of MOrmOnism.

By the following letter it will be seen
that we are soon to have the startling
disclosures of Mormonism, referred to in
a letter lately published in the Times
The lecturer Zone of Brigham Young's
wives) has left Chicago, and, it will bo
seen from the date of her letter, is at
present located in Pittsfeld, in this State.
She IS expected to arrive here as soon as
the necessary arrangements for the dcliv-
cry Of her lectures are made.
PITTsrIELD, Feb. S, 1850.
Once more [ embrace the opportunity
of writing to you, to inform you that L
shall be in your city to give lectures on
Mormonism next week Or the week follow
ing. l will admit l have some fears to
lecture on this point, for | have been in
formed, upon good authority, that Mr.
Young has sent Oh two men to stop my
career They say I shall not give lee
ture l shall try-and l hope the people
of Boston will protect me-a woman Tor
have done nothing that I regret, except
joining the Society of Mormons, and mar
rying their leader They cannot find or
bring anything against ny moral chdrac-
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other Mormons, at the hall. They say
was legally married to Brigham. Young.
I was, in their way but viii this Govern
ment tolerate that Will it give me up,
and let these Mormon emissaries carry
me back to Salt Lake IF [ have dore
anything criminal, [ will 90 without re-
sistance. But they DO hot pretend to say
that. All they say il, he (Mr. Young
is my lawful husband; hut they forget nc
had twenty-cdd wives when we were mar
lried. [ was at the time innocent and
sincere. Since [ have seen enough and
know the society to be corrupt, aud gov
erned by bad men for bad motives I
shall tell everything just as II is, I shall
not stop for the feelings of those who may
be present--no, not fer Nj. Young HIM
self--but shall tell the wbola truth, and
unfold all the mysteries connected with
the institution.
/ am well aware what the consequences
would be, providing they had me in their
power at Salt Lake. Death would pay
for that which l am about to reveal
There are two very inpo1 tant secrets in
Mormonism, of which none but the head
leade's are aware, ard they are brought
to it by the most solemn oath. A part
of this information I obtained from papers
that I found.
One morning after Young left my bed,
I discovered under the pillow paper, of
which I have a copy. 1t is secret plot,
contrived to overthrow this Government
In that package ] also found the plan Of
fort; at the top of the plan it said,
sThree tiers, two hundred and six guns
each.' | also heard one of the leaders
say "Uncle Sam would not disturb them
before they got the underground work
done, and they should not then fear the
whole United States army, with their
Scots and Youngs" This heard by
eavesdropping, besides great deal more,
of which have not time to write. The
Indians have had the promise that all the
land that has been taken from them shall
be returned Mr. Young pretends to be
their friend, and they all, to man, will
| fight for him and the Mormons. Not only
one tribe, but all the chiefs in the far
West, are favorable to the cause, and to
the people. They will all follow their
chiefs, and with their help, after they
have the ground fixed for battle, the emf
Grants to and from California will find no
! IN ,cy. You will also hear them boast of
their strength, and bid defiance to any
mower. They say they will also appoint
their Governor of Utah, and they mean to
enlarge their territory, and extend it to
tbe Pacific, and as far north and south as
they like. can tell more when l have
time to write. SARAH You've,
ELIZA WILLIAMS.