THE MORMONS.
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The 81. Louis Reveille extracts the follow.
ing fiom tho correspondence between Gov.
Ford Of Illinois, aud tho Warsaw Committee.
!" II appears in the Quincy Herald Of the sth.
II exhibits. on the part of the Anti. M ormons,
hesdstfoug dissemination 10 persist in tha,
(which Is, in it, essence, iusiional. Gov.
Ford Gao make bo, one reply. TO the yYs,1
{ 1lsfpeepla he can cst}pinlxs give e.
aud his bIeasih9 aio6S VIA
how in The f,ane Of common sense Is1
Aenpsl ihs n ormons7 The Warsaw PeopIS
|spnsi keep coal. There is one little ackuowl-
sdgemsnt in their letter which will meet with
attention. doubtless, ifthe eyes Of many have
not already winked that ~ay. "1heir sud-
RACES (,hs Mormons) have been, from the first,
bone Of contention among politicians"
The letter thus goes on:


"When the laws failio establish our rights
unless enforced, as It recently has been. al
tho mouth Of the cannon, we have no course
lefl but to cast ourselves boldly and fearless'y
upon our reserved rights, and there stand until
We are satisfied that the highest authority IN
the State will officially sustain a. in them.


Gov. Ford, in reply, is down upon them
hot and hosvy; appearing to think that their
communication, both in aone and manaer. i
rather eess! notwithstanding their warmth Of
temper. Speaking Of tho murder OF the
Smiths, he says:


What asgravatss tiss Transaction, a. .


matter personal to mysstG. 10, that you betisy-
ed ny honor, - well a. your own. and that
Of the State and you selected q. time 70 do
rhs deed when you believed was il Nauvoo,
In the power Of the Mosmons, and would most
probably BE- murdered BY lhem by ~ay Of re-
laliation," &c.


oew Prophet, Il Is whispered. has been
esisesed' Dr. Richards. formerly Of Bu'k'
sn'fs eoussy, in Ma.saehuse,ts.