{"newspaper_name": "The Hillsborough recorder.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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The Mormons.-Gov. Ford. oflllinois,
has authorised the troops at Hancock to
he disbanded on the Ist of May. The
Hancock Eagle says, according to this
proclamation, after that day, the Governor
will refuse to protect the Mormons against
their enemies. The consequence will be
a bloody struggle between those Mormons
who have been unable to leave Hancock
county and their prosecutors. The Ea-
Ole says FIVE thousand Mormons have al
ready left that county, and Others are has,
tening 10 leave as fast as possible. They
have paid extravagant prices for wagons,
&C., and those remaining only ask for suf-
ficient time to make necessary arrange
ments for their departure. Some are too
poor, and others too in6rm to get away,
and if they are to be given over 10 indis-
criminate destruction before they can raise
the means Of moving westward, it is ex-
pected that many who have already left
will return, determined to fight and die,
if necessary, with their brethren and kins.
men.