New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-15

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wttreyer Sry Peron ~ss p'tseps whom hs st-c'st
bsI cDg Scrufe 10 sustain b. Epil's aid Of cclng
the sgumt It's OF his advCssS6s Sero eie1 " col rs
sUd wire eegrry soosp,st a. p-Soued VISION ~ has
Cul4t. On ~ he cisco,rssd upoa the links
q thTs' iosbeGSBcP He said II Wa rue hsi n
auaL sm!ie tbee lie right * eek )" the Cars an
BE - "mn 70 hin tis ,sni" CHRISTIAN day bM
ii , been performed. aid Il be then .pias tf>s %
a '1T% To %i !?. P ,Ss ,S IN SsG. s
.gqpc.iticn ~ his prophetic onuiscieDce suih ts<
,ttsircd tire minnie which nc had urSuisd. sane
I3,css e Egyptian n.snn.ciiPtS he showed TO The 10
l.,r. One he sgid. wss in the haad~rting OF koses
a. cthtr n tbst Of Abraham, srd picture OF the ruis
fgr-,s Of a. sn. woman aud = long ieggrd coco
az rlich be shit were Atsn I've and the go
p.1t The Lecturer objected 10 the probability
seirtut lad legs. Smith, with ready IN
s,tui,y. npled his, before TIE fan he
ssskes wen, sbcr, on legs, Ike chekens 500 thai H.
terv srd bis less were taxed from him. 90 hat he w0
ctmteJl,d TO crawl upon bis belly the pualAnsa,
Bic iniauities The lecturer then gsye an interesting
sa,eus nj Of The facts which resulted N io nardtt Of
ice Smith ard his brother II ram; al CStesse. sry
dave suts,qutnt TO bis visit. Shclily ates ~ OF.
gained mob drove hem away, homeless snd Slthest
Tesulce Their eSodrs scIoss the desst TO Nat lAke
was one e the strergest events sooe the lort1 q
TIE children Of Isrsel through the wilderness. NhG
was 10 be the end OF this dslusioni 1he As'moos
found great resemblance between their preest country
and tha Of the Jews; they had to pas thTosgh
desert 70 their pro mi,ed land aud they found new
Dead Sea in their Salt Lske They toll VI sirsces-
li,6s comrg 10 devouT the grasshopTers which ~,rs
irst or The y lint Of prcercing famine by devsuriN
every green herb. The birds, howcveS, were ooiy
sp, cies OF gulls, and the wonder wss how the Moo
mons could be 80 completely gulled a. they had eeea
by them They boasisd that they had oct .cs's
loaer, vsg sbond OF geH,!emsn amonS them. VS.
gold was discovered IN California, theu psophet
said that the true use OF gold wS
nave streets and 20 make culinary utensils and Hhea
ihey bad farms and fields enough they might 20 and
il as much they reeded No they stad 20 clea uP
farms ard build citcs, although the land OF gold va
hut lust bey end the mountans Like tho Jesa', they
xcrc ready TO start at three days notice for screa
wears Journey, and their missionaries had made oso-
ver,s 6y tens OF thousands in England Wales aad the
acceesions were made to their numbers, aud 20
prepare for them, they had vas, stores Of
prov Visions set apart nom the hthes. New towss
were planted throughout the country IN tho
eyrectaiion that they would soon he connected
b, farms Mr.. Quincy gave his details OF the preseat
coalition frcm StaBsbmy. The spritusl wife system,
although not openly syow~i al nrst, was nov IN tal
operation Polygamy wa considered perfectly hoost-
abe; /, was held tia, DO could reach hsavca
without a husband ard the masculine chances tor
heaven were increased in proportion to the number Of
wives Bachelors might see in this one more proof OF
the universally OF the law OF compensation but q
recent sermon by Brigham Young had shown that
there was a Womsns Rights movement in Utah, 40
thousht that would long overthrow the Whoe eye
tom OF ltl5 gainy. ALu dNpOukh pfVyno' INV
made all the ncrprstions he though, that he would
econ find it necessary to nominate only the most
Az ailable candidates. At present the Mormons
were loud in their praises OF tho Union.
but if ever they sheud DO tarned against
us. il was not impossible that some Tamor ,uo or
Ger ghis Khan might cross the Mississippi The best
wsy with their religion was to let severely Moae
Nodoubt Utah would soon DO admitted into the Unioa
as State. AIchimedes offered 10 move the world II
he hsd but place 10 stand. religious teaoher vhs
could inspire bis followers Joseph smith had dooc
had four for mind what Archimices ssked for msef
place cut of the world by which he could control 40
tia, WAS in il. He thought this faith could not ~ pa
manert untes i,s victims persocsted' They could
not fail soon to lean that polygamy was az destructive
20 the happiness of as II was 10 tho dignity OF ro-
man. lie boled that il Wa, only means Of Poopinx
this desert Pc lion of the country. Even In That case
the effects OF these teachings could not be wholly LOST
and when in the history OF this country 1t should be
asked what American oioIted the greatest infueSce
upon The country in this sge II was not inpos..be,
was even probable, that joseph Smith ths hoTtnoa
Prophet would 10 the true answer. hpPauso