Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-04-13
THE GROWTH OF M0RN0AISM.
HOW LONG z sEOEE THKE
TAEL WILL WAC THE
DOC.
what Iay Reasonably be tx
pected Sne Hundred Years
Hence.

pectcu one Hundred n care
Hence.
Mormonism is no longer con
fined to Utah, it is spreadin,
. into Idaho, Nevada. Colorado
Wyoming and Dakota. The
MOrihons claim that they vii
before long control everything
West of the Missouri river
They certainly seem to be work
:: ing almost incredible progress ir
the face of all orpnsitions. Ir
Idaho they hold the balance OF
political power. They have set
Congress at defiance fora quarter
of a century, they are adding
thousands to their numbers
yearly and laugh at the idea
that the United States Cover n
n1ent cannot do them the slight
i est iDjury.-N I. .StOa, Dec. -.
THE EDMUNDs BILL.
The Edmunds bill, by reason
af the subserviency Of the Bench
in this city to the wishes of the
polygamists, is now a dead let
ter. Brigham Young boosted
that he held Congress sin the
hollow OF his hand" and that
his money could purchase any
legislation in Washington that
he might desire. John Taylor
seems to have the same subtle
| influence over the Nations rep
resentatives. Salt Tote Tl'i5-
t1te, March, 1888.
SHALL MoNOGAMY FLOURISH.
From the Dese-. News March, 1855
There is at present = law de-
fyin. tand Of crazy inOnogamlsts
located in the District Of Colum-
bi,. Their headquarters is the
city of Washington and they
have gained quite q f0othold at
that place. For ten years past
these traitors to the flag have set
the laws OF the Nation at de-
fiance and insist on having but
one wife. The statute on this
subject passed at the last session
of Congress at Salt Lake Was
plain and explicit and squarely |
met all the issues OF the Case.
In June last a leading citizen of |
Washington was tried for mon
ogamy and the evidence that he i
did not have two or more wives, |
as the law directs, was too plain
to be refuted. Yet the Church
of mOnOgdny, which seems to
be all powerful in that section,
managed to buy up the Bench
and secured a decision. The
action of the Judicial knave Wi 0
gave this decision should come
up before the next session Of
Congress and an example made
Of him.
THE SACK.
From the Mormon Herald, July, 1888.
1t is enough to bring the tot
blush of shame to the cheek of
to witness the out
RACES upon law and decency now
being perpetrated in the District
of Columbia under the shadow
Of a Free Republic. Yesterday
the bill framed for the purpose
If putting stop to the diaboli-
:al monngamistic practices in
he District of Columbia was lost
n the House by two votes. The
agents Of the mob OF law break
RS at Washington have been
or months past working in Salt
lake with the sack Of their vile
eligien and have succeeded in
hiding enough men recreant
o their trusts 10 bow the knee I
0 coin. When the mOnGga-
nists heard the news they hoist
d the stars and stripes and fired
a!utes in honor of the downfall !
f decency. a statue of the
GODDESS of Liberty Was publicly 1
in the streets, and there /,
vas not a man who dared to !,
aise his voice against it.
PREAD OF THE TWIN RELIC.
Fro m the Polygan ems Timer. August
1913 L
While our Cong ressional Rep !,
esentatives look with apathy .
pom the growth of the twin
alic of barbarism in the United 5
tates, it shall not be said that s.
re press Is silent. The one b
life doctrine is now not only #
settled fixture in the District
Columbia, but is rapidly
,reading into Pennsylvania, "
CIV Jersey and even some of 1
re Western counties of New il
ork and Maryland are infected h,
it'll the leperous faint of the Y,
thiest of modern creeds. In =.
'e last election the member Sf IL