Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-15
EsOORs AND PERIODICALS

LIFE IN UTAH; or the Mysteries and
Crimes of Morinonism; being an expose
of their secret rites ana ceremonies, with
q full and authent TIC hisbO. y OF PoIygsGIIy
and the Mormon sect, from its origin 10
the present time y by J. II. Beadte editor
Of the Salt Lake Reporter. published by
the National Publishing Co, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
The attention which Mr.. BeadIe's letters
on morlnon1sln, writ en- from UL2h To me
Cdncinnai1 ContH1eT'ctat, attracted through
our the country, justifies us in pr dieting
that this new work from his pen Will COM
nIand q large and rapid sale. OF all the
writer's who have yet touched upon this
theme, Mr.. Be adle is, perhaps, the best pre-
pared for the task. His long residence
among the M0rmOns, anu his position as
editor of the salt Lake Reporter, nave given
him amilfarIty with the subject, which
itor to acquire. We are there1nrn i1stifi4sd
in placing more than usual confidence in
his statements, which he supports, by sit
Overwhelming array OF testimony from
both Mormon anu GeuLile sourUes.
Il may be said with truth, that the curios-
ity OF the public with Feg.srd 70 the stale OF
affairs IN Titan, was n, Yer so great as at
present Mr.. Bead4e's book viii am pl y SAT
fSfy the most curious. He traces The h is-
folv If MormonisTn from the birth of us
Prophet and founder, down to the present
day. and shows how mpletelS the Nor
now they are kept in a state OF reasonable
hostility TO the Union; and how the Terri
strife and blOod~hed. The work goes deep
into the mysteries of thus strange religion,
and Lay~ bare It's horrible lIc6nUOuSueES. 1t
abOunds IN recoids OF the V1lest and most
terrible occurrences, which make it read
more like romance than ver1table his
/ Ginning before us as IL does at a time when
the General Government IS making a de-
| ter mined effort to restore order and morality
| in Utah, " e find it a most W-lo0,ne and use
/ fuI work. II IS far more thrttlingd han the
majority of sensatfo. al books with which
/ the country is 1looued, anu is calculates to
/ do much good by giving to tue public acan.
/ did aud inn pas tlat statement OF 9 quest On
/ viii, h bius fair to cause no little trouble
The book IS stId only by huhscEi pttou, and
lagents are wanted in every county.
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number contains several fine illustrations
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