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Of the Telegraph in Geauga County, Ohio was the Geauga Gazette. Whether to reject or receive" what the Editor calls "Campbellism Improved" (i. Obeserver and Telegraph speaks of Rigdon as "a certain Elder" who had only slightly "hesitated in deciding Make proselytes, but is probable he thought he should find it more advantageous to operate on his own capital,Īnd therefore wrote, as it is believed, the Book of Mormon " while the Other Ohio newspaper were quick to follow the Telegraph in printing reports on Rigdon's Mormon conversion.Ĭleveland Advertiser says: "Rigdon was formerly a disciple of Campbell's and who it is said was sent out to issues of the paper, where the former Campbellite minister was branded as the The story of Rigdon (the "man of many creeds") and his conversion to Mormonism Of the Telegraph spoke of the "Rigdonites," a break-away group of former Campbellites who were following the 8, 1830 baptism under the administration of "Church of Christ" Elder Oliver Cowdery, the Dec. In the pages of 1830s newspapers like the Rigdon in an historical setting were made Probably the very first attempts at portraying the Rev. Rigdon's Chronology Rigdon's Genealogy 1843 Autobiography 1869 Biographyġ899-1900 Biography 1901 Biography 1910 Biography The First Theologian of the Latter Day Saints