Mormon Affairs.
{"newspaper_name": "The New York herald.", "edition": "01", "page": "p1", "byline": ""}
{"character_count": 1879, "word_count": 332, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9628999829292297], "ccnet_perplexity": [1165.199951171875], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
IfrOm the warsaw S8n0l April D


At the last advices the Mormon expedition still
encamped about miles from Keossqua and constant
communication carried between there and the
Holy City We cannot account for this long halt, but
inclined to believe that the object 10 to allow
we'll to be within travelling distance until the second
wagons have gone join the expedition; and many,
that started at rst have back empty for the pur
poso Of taking load Another company u forming
in the county which proposes to start 10 about three
weeks. It will according to estimates be larger than
the first From all learn, the Mormons generally
in the county preparing to leave; but occasonslly
10 met with who begs tme desires to remain To
all such would say that the wsest plan for them
follow the example of their brethren and prepare 70
20 with them We wish TO dfhculty, but We are
satis I'd that the only way to avoid IT, s oi the brethren
to leave, and all Since the above In type,
learn that tho Mormons have changed their position and
are now encamped on the Chartan


We learn that quite number Of Mormons In the coun
ty have seeded from the church, and expressed their
determination to scatter through the country Some d
those appear be very much alarmed for their personal
safety Last week. three or four wagons loaded with
taking boat 60 eastward So great their apprs
henson that their brethren would assassnats them that
they solicited from Majcr Warren q guard to escort
them to town. The Major accordingly sent two mon,
who rode in front Of the party, with faces long and
| looks solemn az though they were employed In
really hazardous service. We have always oh
| served, that whenever Mormon secsdes from tbs
church. he nvaraby expresses the greatest apprehen
sion for his personal safety thereby proving the dan
gerous nature OF the combination controlled BY the
church authorities