1880-10-10-New York Tribune-Work Against Mormonism
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Work Against Mormonism
- New York Tribune, 10 October 1880, p. 12
Work Against Mormonism
Mrs. B. A. M. Froisett vice-president of the Woman's National Anti-Polygamy Society, and the Editor of The Standard, a journal recently started to advocate the crusade against Mormonism, is on a visit to the East. She comes with letters of approval from Governor Murray, of Utah, and others, and hopes during her stay to enlist the cooperation of Christian women in the movement. Mrs. President Hayes, Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe, and other women are interested int he work of the society.
