| Show THE ANTI-MORMON CAMPAIGN IN The as they call themselves hold meetings every Sunday night on the I have not disturbed them any since the first night I came I discovered that they were like a calf tied with a long rope they will hang Jarman's book and the Salt Lake Tribune are about the only evidence they have against although one of them did have a devil fish pamphlet Issued by the Salt Lake Ministerial Such statements as these are indulged Utah is a community of plural marriages last girls imported into Utah at one Mormons control every business in lecherous Mormons are traitors to the All of the above they get from the Salt Lake The murders committed in the endowment the Mountain Meadow they get from Jarman's Hans Peter Freese has taken to the he does not offer a single peep here The daily papers here are getting their eyes open a little and some of them will accept a communication occasionally from the Utah The Liverpool Express has published three communications from although they cut most of them all in The following is the published remains of a long article I sent the Express on June 19 ANTI-MORMON the Editor of the Neither Mackey nor Harris have attempted to answer my I suggested that Mackey should cause the arrest of all Mormons who were caught stealing stating that Mackey this by Mr Harris tries to answer missionaries and the Mormon hones shortly to have arrested What have them to return then if they spirit of religious What a secretary is no doubt patiently waiting for The home some other agitator to cause the arrest and Mr of some Mormon for stealing girls or for some other overt declare that Utah is a and r. Mack e Harris cesspool of and 43 Joseph has nv the Mormon nothing what- F. smith is and there is no ever to do with the govern ng of More church or creed J Smith married his plural than thirty years to do so under the tX states' but the declared that polygamy was not a the Mormons stopped marrying in and there have been no plural marriages performed or even sanctioned by s. the Mormon church since that may be news to Mackey that if Joseph F. Smith could be converted by almost any of the Christian missionary societies of England they would take him and he could still live with his plural It is an adopted rule with many British societies when a man before becoming a Christian has married more wives than then on his becoming a Christian he can keep them Mackey says that business interests in Utah are by far too insignificant to be compared to the Mackey is in as over half of the business houses in Salt Lake City are and over of the money value of business done in Utah is done by If Mackey would consult the census reports of-the United States on Utah he would be a much wiser All ask is a fair and impartial-investigation of Utah and her V. S. June |
