Excerpt from Mormonism in All Ages: Or the Rise, Progress, and Causes of Mormonism With the Biography of Its Author and Founder, Joseph Smith

Of heaven, the other from the chaos and darkness Of the pit. He has no personal ill-will towards any Of the Mormons. As neighbors and fellow-citizens, he would desire, in all his social intercourse with them, to treat them with kindness and respect. But to treat their opinions, or their books, in a simi lar manner, is beyond the reach of his capacity. Nor does he believe that the public good either requires or admits it.

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