The Mormon Affairs.
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The late ST. Louis papers give no additional
incidents Of this domestic warfare. The Smiths
are dead, and were assassinated by mob, whilst
they were in Jail under the arrest and protection
Of the laws.


Gov. Ford has found the Mormons a subdued
dssplrited peopele; from whom there need be no
aPPrehensions. He has disbandcd his army all
but about 200 men.


Some citizens Of Missouri crossed over into II.
linols 10 assist in the war against the Mormons,
but Gov. Ford ordered them all back


The So Warsaw Signal" appears to be camor.
Gus for war of determination against these un.
fortunate bigots, who now demand more of our
sympathy than of any other feeling. The "Sig.
naP' says that "the old settlers and the Mormons
cannot live in the Same State, that one or tbe 9TH.
or must leave"


Gov. F. has issued his proclamation explaining
the murder of the eSmiths-denounces the murder.
ers and seeks their discovery. He SAYS that his
pledge, and that of his whole army, was given to
hold their persons involate, when they surrender.
ed themselves TO the authorities of the State. and
this pledge has been basely violated, and the char.
ac'er of the State blackened with nfamy, by this
cold blooded outrage.


One Of the first men in that portion of the
Stafe."-Does the Little Rock Gazette, mean that
Jesse Turner was one of the first men who came
to this part Of the State, or aohai?


We want TO hear that eloquent voice of TuR.
NER's. which we have never done, although we
have known him for many years. The Gazette
prates about Mr.. rs regard for the rights and
feelings of others" If Mr.. T. would have less
to do with editing the I" Frontier Whig," us is cur
rently believed in this place, while it is advocating
his election and denouncing his adversaries we
then might believe something about his regard for
fair dealing and delicacy to his adyersaries.
The Editor takes fattering notice of our good
natured townsman. Mr.. S., as "pleasant speaker,
who will bo roady to second his colleagues in more
ways than one." There is one way he will Sc.
cond his colleagues to certainty--that is. he
will be second 10 the hindmost one
! will be so far behind the democrat
Thea viii not even get dirt thrown -