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MoRMoNIsM.-There was : meeting at Military
Hall last nigh; OF the partisans OF Joseph Smith,
usowediy political in its character bu, at which
reference was made TO iheil peculiar opinions upon
religious tenets.


Professor Pratt one OF the leaders OF The sect,
made an address in which he referred to the out
RACES he alleged to have been pcrpetra;ed with re-
gard to them. Previous to which, bis Brother Por-
'oI p Pratt denounced all parties and ell persons
connected with State and General Governments
Ns. Van Bulen seemed the particular object OF his
wrath He denounced him and all officers Of the
Government, civil and military, as uurderers.


He was almos, as bitter against MIR. Clay as
against his ex-opponent, because he would 10,
pledge himself TO favor their prclensions. Twelve
Delegates TO Convention about 10 assemble ut
o'ica were appointed. The meeting was presided
over by person named Leach