THERE is some concern expressed by the leading religious papers of the East at the growth of Mormonism, especially in the East. They think that there should be begun speedily a systematic campaign in opposition to it. Well, since the national administration, by treaty, which is a part of the supreme law of the land, and by the payment of ten thousand dollars a year, has recognized and sanctioned polygamy within the jurisdiction of the United States, it would seem as if some sort of a campaign is needed, either of opposition or of education. And in view of all the circumstances, it would seem that with the national administration would be the most appropriate place to begin. Because, with the administration sustaining it by the supreme law, and supporting it by the payment of ten thousand dollars a year, any campaign against it that is not directed to the national administration will surely be exceedingly uphill work.