There were a couple of reasons:
1) At the time Brigham Young was the President of the Church and the Territorial Governor at the same time. This made people back East very nervous, manly because the were worried that he would set up a little theocratic kingdom and mess up their plans for a US that stretched from coast to coast.
2) The South was prepping for the Civil War, and needed a distraction, so they claimed that the Mormons were in rebellion out west. President Buchanan then sent out an army to put down the rebellion and install a new governor. Long story short, there was no rebellion, a good chunk of the army was occupied out west during the first couple of months of the civil war, and the Utah Territory got a new governor anyway.
3) It was profitable. When Congress outlawed polygamy one of the punishments they used was seizure of property. The vast majority of Church land (chapels and etc) were seized immediately and the Church ended up heavily in debt from having to buy back the land and buildings that they had settled and built originally.
People fear what they do not understand
Who were the church rulers and what influence did they have on the society?
The roles of males in the Anglican Church is that most of the leadership roles in the church was restricted to them. The were expected to play the major role in all of the church activities.
how far does the catholic church influence events and people in the novel beka lamb
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the "Mormon" church).
Ms. Church
No. When things go wrong, the Church will inevitably bear some of the responsibility if it is closely involved in government. Moreover, there is no one Church. Whichever Church has the most influence in government will be resented by members of other Churches. Finally, if the Church seeks to influence government, sooner or later government will seek to influence the Church.
It did not
It does not.
Because they loved cats!
the cathloic church
cooper church amendment
Church of the Byzantine Empire.