Northern Times. — 1857-10-13 (Liverpool, Merseyside, England)

OOO, T. BlsellAi",' BeYlvlitio This Mormon, says "he did not advert to list Danite Band"—this is simply false—and: di "he was not aware of its existence." la"-Tebe in the Ar._ea then I must inform him on the subject. following is the oath of this vile band et'odo " In the name of Jesus Christ, the Son of fist I do covenant and agree to support the presidency of the church of Latter-Day Saint gra • all things, right or wrong." I will faithlully $ll7O them, and report to them the acts of all n3o!iiig far as in my power lies. I will assist in er.'e°ll3,o, all the decrees of the first president of the tvve Tee' and I will cause all that speak evil of the Prue,/ coition,s e edil y confessand dea death and shallrepent, ffollow for pestilence, dent to be put to death, as apostates, unless tfser •esli He says "he was not aware of the Allieril' government charging crimes to Mormonis' the cneto Fee; of  That is another falsehood. and I have before me the report of L. G. Brandeb chief justice, R. A. Brochus, assistant justices( tilt, R. D. Harris, secretary. These officers °'.tod supreme court of the United States to the terrlio of Utah, charge this Danite Band of Brig tot Young with the murder of Messrs. Munroe $ Vau h ghan, and other dfabolical crimes. it? I ave also the report of Judge DrurunOn",s' 10 reference to that sworn band of as.lassins, oh, commit murders at the command of the 011,ti'die which chargas this sacred Danite Band with 509, murder of secretary Bubbit, Captain Grun.Lee, and eight othrrs, and other foul enormities. et of the despatch of Amerioan soldiers, by °r",:itoti President Buchannan, to teach Mormon tr',:idatt morality, civilisation, and obedience to Alj3e—  laws." dig' He says "he did not use blasphemous '3-4 r ie gusting language." Among other vile thug, „r said " that Mormons teach and practice polYg;of because Jesus Christ was a desecndel," olr polygamists " Six females manifested tborviog horrence of the disgusting language by 18%46 the room—the astonishment was how one le— could remain. He says the placard is not in the Witicif:; Suffice it to say, I read it myself in the Wilj":o3t, and the two Mormons that invited me to them the ing informed me that I might put questions t° spi,alcer. oci He admonishes me " to examine my Biblevileff exereisa charity." This advice comes Wit' .01 bad odour from a Mormon, with the Danite °or and the charges of murder, of the American d°,:iiBbiet inent, before him. Bat I have examined nlivof . and it tells me " to try the spirits, because "-de false prophets are gone out into the wOl,lOll Mornam prophets, fiy this rule, I find to .02 teacher., nay, impostors. They say they 1491;10 revelation from Gel, found in the earth-, again is false. It is simply the ehimera C' ordered brain, perverted by Joe Smith, an '7:01 can swindler, or fortune teller, for purPes— delusion and plunder. so& Mr. George Turnbull says, I have opP°10; Mormons during the summer" This is t4-' because they profess to speak from the New Ledt. mont in our public streets, when their 0-08 are influenced by that vile. imposition raoo Book of Mormon, which is the g°/".:00, Bible; and, further, I oppose M,rnaous be"„,--seo Miss Brotherton and Miss Sehind decP„,"itb on oath, before a magistrate, that Joe said he had a revelation from God to I;ttie; their persons and thus prostitute their v""ost and 45 of these M mnon monsters. carryingsalt the adulterous practices of their Head at al); Lake, according to a Liverpool paper, rece; of issued, have :nveigled 415 women into live to ptofligacy and shame ; and, therefore, I bcog to inform Mr. G. Turnbull that I shall coutilla-004. oppose murderers, polygamists, robbers. Will .deceivers, trusting, ere this, American arms die have accomplished in America what I trasidt g.col sense of Englishmen will do in Eng,'ine • v,z., banish Mormonisn anti its vile ab°"-i9Ol tions from the land. To tolerate Morra°' wouid be national suicide.--Yours, &c.. JOHN DEDis° 0 q. 10th, 1857. My attention was only directed to-day '° dot. Turilbull's letter, or I should have replied se"- BM'S' CLOTHING MA')E WITH GREAT TASTE AT I"' w sos  CUM PAN Y'S, Ranelagh-street.  504 On the evening of the 3rd the Queen of SPi`„-riee' ministers were at the Madlici Theatre, and in the enbok the performance, the latter waited on the Q men, ill eealoott and held, under her Majesty's presidency, in the L;if le adjoining the box, a sort of council which lasted hour. This naturally excited a good deal of Ceriweioll amongst the public, but no one knew the refie' , come to. o°ol pi 4 MORE Tanors