Northern Times. — 1857-09-29 (Liverpool, Merseyside, England)

VIKT TO THE IVIOTIMON TEMPLE, GREAT  GEORGE'S-STREET.  T 1 THE EDITOR OF TIIE NORTEERN TIME..  Stn,—M, self, and three others, were invited by two Mormons, to attend their meeting on Sunday evening last We consented to go, on the distinct understanding that we might put questions in writing to the speaker, as the placatd announced in the windows of their establishment in Islington, The address delivered on the occasion consisted of a tirade against the American goverament, charging Judge Drummond with falsehood in imputing several murders to Brigham Young's Danite band, which the speaker said had ben committee by the Indians; and the Engli,h press with being more immoral, in not repuOiating the crimes attributed to Mormonism by the American government; then polygamy As to polygamy, added the speaker, Mormons teach and practice it (though the Rev. Mr. Lowe in 1852 was 6a/tad with calumniating Mormonism, in imputing that abominable practice to Mormons), because Jesus Christ was the descendant of polygamists. On this bold and, daring announcement, I ventured to give a paper to one of the attendants to be handed to the speaker, offering to controvert the absurdities advanced, The man, however, pocketed the paper. I wrote another, and was in the act of sending one of my friends with it to the speaker, but he was immediately assailed by a ruffianly fellow who charged him with being po.sessed of twentyseven devils. So, that, although the placard announced, and the two Mormons informed us, that we might put questions to the speaker, 'we had to listen in silence to the most bl sphemoue di.gusting, and demoralising statements that could possibly poltite the oar. After listening to the abominable statements I did, on Sunday evening, I candidly confess that, having three daughters, I could as soon consent for them to go to the very worst casino in the town.as to.a Mormon meeting. The authorities ought at once to interpose, and put Mormonism drwn ; 1,500 American soldiers are now on their :gay to Utah, to bring Brigham Young into obedience to American laws.  Mormonism is, unqnestionab/y, the most shameful system that has ever defiled the precincts of any Christian country; in all printed history, we have never read of so much beastliness, villainny, and crime, as characterise the -.9alt Lake s. ttlement ; the doctrines of Mormons insult alike the fe-lings of common sense and religion. Therefore, the Mormon apostles, and ,their deluded followers, cught to be compelled immediately to make tracks for the desert of the Far West —far from the abodes cf civilisation, where the wild buffalo loves to roam—and there preach Mormon doctrines and practine M rmon= laws acd morals, where no objection will be taken against impostors, murderers, polygamists, robbers, God-defying ruffians, and every other ab,-)mination that the wicked heart of fallen man can cpnceive.  I do hope whenever theFe deceivers stand forward' in our public str+,ets, professing to preach from the Word of God, while their hearts are influenced by the abomina tions of the Book of Mormons, the it habitants will banish them "at onee.—l remain yours truly, Liverpool, Sept. 23, 1857. • Jour