New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-15
MISS GOULD HEARD AGAIN.
SIZE ADDRESSES A MEETING AT lhviNu-
TON AGAINST POLYGAMY.

LII. oo,irc IN discuss the expulsion OF
CONGRESSMAN Roberts. OF Titan, was heio ias'
ting al the Pvesby teran Church In lrs'hg'"n"
Hudson The meeting was called py coi'i,ii1'e
NJ tho different churches OF the village anu ~
partly due TO the active interest "hch "''' ~
NJ CouId has manifested in the subject.
r,oeri,o the snow and cold weather the church
was filled with people from lrving'oh' ar 80.
Dobbs Ferry Ardsley and other places Inc ''eo'
ING was called to order by Dr. Carroh Dupn"''
who introduced Eugene Young GRANDSON U, DIS
ram Young but who is not and never mas Deeh d
,on,bor NJ the Mormon Church. Mr.. Young read
a long sneech which he had prepared IN "n'ch "e
Traced the history of Mormonism. and dweit upon
the methods of it's disciples. He cited many II"
stances OF Mormon despotsm and condefnheu Po
lygamy in severe terms. and was equanTn"''" y"
crtic,sine Roberts. He said Roberts was not
1,.,oorat NOT an American but n Mormon sent
nv q neople whose sole ambition was to overthrow
tho Government Within three weeks ne "ouiu
present his credentials. and he hardly ooup.eu '".
that he would be seated. Congress shou'o eJe''
him and afterward amend the Constitution, io'
Kidding polygamy When he had concluded the
Rev John a. 1ngham. pastor OF the fresoy teliai,
Church. inquired as 10 what effect the fe]ec,o" w
Roberts would have Mr.. Young replied IN 'He
words Of a Mormon elder with whom he had COLI
versed, saying
.I want TO prophesy that he will he seated De-
cause God wants It," II such was the case he
q MOrmOng
ment had sanctioned their creed and leSitimi@eu
no,vgouv i woman who served as missionary
in Utah asked Mr.. Young 10 explain the HSSte'S
which bound the Mormons together ana nc an
swered that II was yet to be fathomed'
Miss Helen Could who occupied seat III ''o
centre Of the church. then arose ana Staten '"at
she had had a wide correspondence on the hoUe. 20
subject She then proceeded TO reau p'po' =
she had prepared quoting from letter 10 ~
friend She spoke softly and her voice was oniy
audible to those near her. in part she Saul
Since the statement has been often made OF la1e
that the Mormons have given up the PiatSo5 ~
n1vgannv since Utah was admitted to Statehood, IL
may pe b W Dr. William 4 Campbell Of Salt Lake
CITY to Mrs h F. N = Bense in Utah toward this @
portant question of the present time Dr. Camp6 ,,
is the E n Sat Lake City and which is devoted
especially to the task OF spreisud n ted sentember
- 1892 and in it DR. Campbell gives description d On
Of day he spent at the SepteOee was pre-
s ng over by President Snow. the head of the
Mormon Church
Miss Gould then read from DR.. Campbelrs report
She then continued:
According 10 the statements of missionaries VINO
have returned 0m et tbroTsh Their husbands In
The resurrection they only be tted Iroi IN ILL
Smsbands who il they are displeased with them
for any cause can threaten TO ieaVe thelh III - Sna
pravec forever that they VIII noN NC II
sa cbiIdren in the hereafter. Surely this is the
uorst sort Of heat hensim and slavery Tor %Qisl
snail not we men and women OF these free cil III
States combine and do all In our power noe o,,y
n have Mr. Roberts expelled from SonsI .S Do
cause ne has three wives. but also let us stike aI
the root of the matter in enforcing II poss'p,e g
amy and who inculcate it as Cod Dreamed i ihm
nncessary in attaining the highest glory possio'e
to man.
w A. Burnham. a wealthy resident oi ' 49,
offered set OF resolutions which were
y, adonted one resolution Stated that the citizens
and residents Of Irvington called upon congress- o
man Uderhil of the XVIII District 10 ne use obnS
utmost endeayors to expel Roberts ana tne o,,Id
etafed that recurrence Of such an issue sn 9t
be made impossible and urged Congress 70 au ,
~ co%stitufi6nal amendment preventing poSsanhns
Tho resolutions will be forwarded to senators ria''
IN nenev, and TO the NewYork RepresettatS go.
any stOr The adjournment Of the meeting MISS uouid
u.ae surrounded by admirers, who onered SonsId a. =
nations and assistance in the movement "h'ch s"e
has undertaken