The Nauvoo Expositor press was destroyed on June 10, 1844. This event occurred shortly after the newspaper's first and only issue was published, which criticized the leadership of Joseph Smith and the practices of the Latter Day Saint movement. The destruction of the press led to significant tensions in Nauvoo and contributed to the events leading up to Smith's arrest and eventual death later that month.
Nauvoo Expositor ended in 1844.
Nauvoo Expositor was created in 1844.
Many newspapers have printed lies about the Mormon Church, but I believe you may be referring to the Nauvoo Expositor, which Joseph Smith (as mayor of Nauvoo) had destroyed beacuse they were causing an uproar in the town. (This was also the action for which he was jailed, and this inprisonment allowed his assasination) The Nauvoo Expositor printed only one issue. Joseph Smith, as mayor, had their printing press destroyed as punishment for disturbing the peace, and they never printed anything again. They didn't really have a reason to print anything else, as after that Joseph was dead and the Mormons moved out of the state.
Joseph Smith did many things in Nauvoo. He was the mayor, he founded a temple (which was later burned by those attacking the church), he set up a school, he formed a militia, he shut down a printing press, etc.
Joseph Smith was in Carthage awaiting a legal trial. As mayor of Nauvoo, he had ordered the destruction of a printing press that was printing anti-Mormon materials. He determined that this was causing civil unrest and ordered that the press be destroyed. He was being tried to see if it was legal for him to do so.
An English Expositor was created in 1616.
Brantford Expositor was created in 1852.
As Mayor of Nauvoo, Joseph Smith ordered the destruction of a printing press which was printing publications that caused many fights, riots, and unrest in the city. The owners of the printing press were taking him to court for violation of their first amendment rights. He was held in jail awaiting his trial supposedly for the safety of himself and his family, so that mobs would not come to his home and hurt his wife and children.
Joseph Smith said that about many newspapers, as most papers at the time knew nothing of the Mormon Church except rumors spread by enemies of the religion. The most famous paper, the one he ordered destroyed and which ultimately lead to his death, was the Nauvoo Expositor. Of the Nauvoo Expositor, Joseph Smith wrote, "The proprietors were a set of unprincipled men, lawless, debouchees, counterfeiters, Bogus Makers, gamblers, peace disturbers, and that the grand object of said proprietors was to destroy our constitutional rights and chartered privileges; to overthrow all good and wholesome regulations in society; to strengthen themselves against the municipality; to fortify themselves against the church of which I am a member, and destroy all our religious rights and privileges, by libels, slanders, falsehoods, perjury & sticking at no corruption to accomplish their hellish purposes. and that said paper of itself was libelous of the deepest dye, and very injurious as a vehicle of defamation,-tending to corrupt the morals, and disturb the peace, tranquillity and happiness of the whole community." The one and only issue of the Nauvoo Expositor ever published can be read at the link provided below under "Related Links".
The address of the Nauvoo Public Library is: 1270 Mulholland Street, Nauvoo, 62354 0276
Yes, Nauvoo is pretty
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