Chambers's miscellany of useful and entertaining tracts . ace found upon earththat he may come and restore again that which was lost mitoyou, or which he hath taken away, even the fulness of thepriesthood. By such blasphemous and deceitful stuif as this the poorcotton-spinner, like too many others, was induced to go toNauvoo, w^here, like other victims of delusion, he was wretchedlyused. It is needless to carry our notice of this matter shadow of evidence yet obtained tends to prove Mormonismto be a gross imposture, and one unworthy of notice, save onaccount of the dangers which
Chambers's miscellany of useful and entertaining tracts . ace found upon earththat he may come and restore again that which was lost mitoyou, or which he hath taken away, even the fulness of thepriesthood. By such blasphemous and deceitful stuif as this the poorcotton-spinner, like too many others, was induced to go toNauvoo, w^here, like other victims of delusion, he was wretchedlyused. It is needless to carry our notice of this matter shadow of evidence yet obtained tends to prove Mormonismto be a gross imposture, and one unworthy of notice, save onaccount of the dangers which have here been described andexposed. Since writing the above, intelligence has arrived in Englandthat Joseph Smith, the leader of the Mormons, was killed by alawless mob on the 27th of June at Carthage, state of event is to be deplored, not only on account of its being abarbarous murder, but because it will be considered in the lightof a martyidom by the infatuated followers of the deceased, andno w^ay tend to abate the Mormon delusion. 32.
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