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Message of the Governor of the State of Illinois, in relation to the disturbances in Hancock County, December 21, 1844

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Title	Message of the Governor of the State of Illinois, in relation to the disturbances in Hancock County, December 21, 1844
Creator	Illinois. Governor, 1842-1846 (Thomas Ford)
Contributors	Illinois. Governor, 1846-1853 (Augustus C. French)
Subject [LCSH]	Nauvoo (Ill.)--History Mormons--Illinois--History--19th Century Smith, Joseph, 1805-1844 Hancock County (Ill.)
Description	Governor Thomas Ford reports to the Illinois legislature on the events surrounding the clash between the Mormons and non-Mormans at Nauvoo, Illinois in June 1844. Also included is a message from Governor Augustus French, from January 2, 1849, regarding the state debt and state finances.
Date Original	1844-12-23
Language	en
Geographic Coverage	United States--Illinois--Hancock County--Nauvoo
Contributing Institution	Illinois State Library
Identifier	1818523
Type	Text

Title	0010000f_Frontispiece
Transcript	VIEW OF NAUVOO. The Mormons.—A religious sect called Mormons had

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