CH rebuts TPA, calls JS "without education or genius" with "a little low cunning."
"Mormonism," Cleveland Herald in Times and Seasons 3, no. 16 (June 15, 1842): 829
The Pittsburgh American says, that Jos. Smith, cannot be denied the attribute of greatness. We have considered the said Jo Smith, High Priest of Mormonism; and self-styled Prophet, as the prince of Loafers. He is a man without education or genius. He has a little low cunning. His only greatness must consist in rascallity. He used to live near “these diggings,” and some of his “revelations” were very financierish.—Clev. Herald.