THE MORMON DIFFICULTIES.
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We perceive from letter to the Missouri Re
publican, dated October I'd, that it has been deter
mined by the anti-Mormons of Illinois 10 permit
the Mormons to remain in that State until next
Spring, when they will be required to leave, never
again to return The war has ceased, or was to
have ceased, with the promulgation of this order
but it is not known to what region of the Contin-
ent this prosecuted and unfortunate people will
go. California is said to be the place of their des-
tination but this does not seem to suitthe cores
pondent Of the Republican. He advises them to
/" go and hang themselves" -