She has taken up the Mountain Meadow business, the
Statements of Apostate mormon women and askes them up
and deals them out to the gaping crowd—her standing in
society gives some weight to her utterances. It is hardly
possible though for her to do us any particular injury, as her
stories are of the old class having been exploded a hundred
times. Another person by the name of Joseph Johnson is also
regaling the people on the Isle of Man with a series of
lectures in which he is retailing many things of a vile nature
calculated to have a detrimental effect to the word in that
part of the vineyard. He has secured quite a number of
items in regard to family matters in Utah, to which he has
added whatever the evil one might suggest to his mind,
and with these he hopes to block up our way entirely on the
little Isle. We have yet another, no less a person, than the
notorious William Jarman, "who by the way is not far removed
from insanity," he is travelling around the country, lecturing
and giving an exhibition of some pictures, representing
scenes as he claims have occured in the west. If I
remember correctly I sent you a copy of the book from which
he lectures, he takes particular pains to go wherever we have
a branch of the church, rent a Hall, challenge our Elders to
meet him, and whether they go or not, he attends our meetings
on the sabbath day, listens quietly to what has been said till
the services are over, and then commences an harrangue to
the people, in which he uses such vile dirty language in
regard to the endowments, and other things held sacred by us,
that it is impossible for any one with any spirit to put apart
it. I have instructed the elders and saints to keep away from
his meetings, and that if he came to ours not to permit him
to enter our Halls. On the 14^th I received the following.

John Henry Smith. Latter day devil Office, 42 Islington, Liverpool.
Shall be in Liverpool shortly, when I shall require you to meet
me in public debate, or prepare to leave Liverpool, for I shall
not rest, so long as a missionary from Salt Lake remains
in Great Britain; I want you to discuss mormon doctrine
and practice in Utah. you have my permanent address,
have you any more letters from my ex wife yet. W^m Jarman

This fiend seems to be fully infused in the work he has taken
in hand, and is laboring with satanic zeal, to excite the public
mind against us. I am of the opinion however, that he crushed
the mark so far, that no honest man can possible be deceived
by his stories. I am at the present time settling in my own
mind, what course to pursue in regard to sending an elder or two
to Constantinople, and have about reached the conclusion, to have

She has taken up the Mountain Meadow business, the Statements of Apostate Mormon women and askes them up and deals them out to the gaping crowd—her standing in society gives some weight to her utterances. It is hardly possible though for her to do us any particular injury, as her stories are of the old class having been exploded a hundred times. Another person by the name of Joseph Johnson is also regaling the people on the Isle of Man with a series of lectures in which he is retailing many things of a vile nautre calculated to have a detrimental effect to the word on that part of the vineyard. He has secured quite a number of items in regard to family matters on Utah, to which he has added whatever the evil one might suggest to his mind and with tese he hopes to block up our way entirely on the little Isle. We have yet another, no less a person, than the notorious William Jarman, "who by the way is not far removed from insanity," he is travelling around the country, lecturing and giving an exhibition of some pictures, representing scenes as he claims have occured in the west. If I remember correctly I sent you a copy of the book from which he lectures, he takes particular pains to go wherever we haave a branch of the church, rent a Hall, challenge our Elders to meet him, and whethery they go or not, he attends our meetings on the sabbath day, listens quietly to what has been said till the services are over, and then commences an harrangue to the people,in which he uses such vile dirty language in regard to the endowments, and other things held sacred by us, that it is impossible for any one with any spirit to put apart it. I have instructed the elders and saints to keep away from his meetings, and that if he came to ours not to permit him to enter our Halls. On the 14th I received the following. John Henry Smith. Latter day devil Office, 42 Islington, Liverpool. SHall be in LIverpool shortly, when I shall require you to meet me in public debate, or prepare to leave Liverpool, for I shall not rest, so long as a missionary from Salt Lake remains in Great Britain. I want you to discuss mormon doctrine and practices in Utah. you have my permanent address, have you any more letters from my ex wife yet. Wm Jarman This fiend seems to be fully infused In the work he has taken in hand, and is laboring with shatanic zeal, to excite the public mind against us. I am of the opinion however, that he crushed the mark so far, that no honest man can possible be deceived by his stories. I am at the present time settling in my own mind, what comes to pursue in regard to sending an elder or two to Constantinople, and have about reached the conclusion, to have