CHAPTER III. HISTORY OF MORMONISM (_continued_).

_The Third Hegira_--Sufferings of the Mormons during their Journey into Illinois--An Account of the Murder of Mormons-- Influence of this Persecution on the Minds of Mormons at the Present Time--_Nauvoo_--Its Location--Its Growth--The Second Mormon Temple Begun--Other Public Buildings--Laziness Whittled out of Nauvoo--Internal Dissensions Among the Mormons--Political Troubles--Smith Nominated for President of the United States-- Warrants Issued against the Mormon Leaders--Constable Driven out of Nauvoo--Civil War Threatened--Smith Asked to Submit to Trial-- Murder of Joseph Smith and his Brother--Rigdon Excommunicated, and Brigham Young Made Leader--Consecration of the "Pride of the Valley" 45