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Newspaper title	Democratic free press
Date Original	10 Jul 1844
Date Original Search	1844-07-10
Page Number	[p. 3]
Column	column 3
Size	1 ½ col. in.
Publisher Original	Detroit, Michigan : A. S. Bagg
Title	untitled
Summary	The Cleveland Herald reports that at a meeting, a group of Mormons did not discuss the death of Joseph Smith, but made it clear that Mormonism would progress uninterrupted. Sidney Rigdon will likely be the next prophet.
Subject	Rigdon, Sidney, 1793–1876 Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints—Presidents—Succession
Publisher Digital	Harold B. Lee Library, Brigham Young University
Date Digital	2010-08
Owning Institution	Brigham Young University
Language	English; eng; en
Collection Name	19th Century Mormon Article Newspaper Index
Patron Usage Instructions	http://www.lib.byu.edu/generic_copyright.htm
Copyright Status/Owner	Public domain; Courtesy Harold B. Lee Library, Brigham Young University
Final Contributor Metadata	Bosen, Jason
Final Metadata Entry Date	2010-09
Call number	AN.D375
Edition	Electronic reproduction;
Full text	MORMON PREACHING took place in the grove yes-terday, and the meetings were conducted with de-corum. No allusion was made by the speakers on Saturday or Sunday to the murder of the two Smiths, and in conversation they manifest but little excite-ment and do not anticipate any interruption of the progress of Mormonism. One of them remarked that the "country would be in a wretched condition if there was but one prophet in the land" and we understand that Sidney Rigdon is next in the pro-phetic succession.—Cleve. Her. 8.
Corrected Full-text Entry Date	2012-09
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File name	DFP_10Jul1844_p3_c3.pdf
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