New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-10

s,r, 'tly lcgSl according - his orrn Judgment y,
DeoD,. exist he ssl vac are more FLEA ~ 20 The
fnlt.d . taleS .haa the poop o. UfAh sad taA,
he win IA, 'hfglly discharge his duties. Aao.aer
docun.ent n, m members o. tbs Asseall'y, com
planning Of the uHproVoAei cepF.me q The Judges
and Secretary fro.u the Tern ofy Thereby ttntL.z-
ing people 0! moe than Spartan ilirePls1l and
foTtitude.
Nj Polk moved tba, l., be pr uiei aai referred to
tie Committee on Terrllo.lcs. lie considered tas
mauefs contaires IN the re9oI' important aac II
uue, Sciion should be taken by Congress.
=, ar bLRNhRisEL. Delegate from Utal. moved thss
me report De read ana referred 10 the JGiiclary
committee. The communication TO the Pre'iteat
oy he returning officers, contains grave charges
and C1sggelaiiOus. lie would not stV f.I,eho 59s
agalnst the peo3e Of the Teri'ory From ms
own Ano"iedee, ne yen;ured TO assert that Il
me al,d opPo tuniH De gwen, the Committee sill
be furnished with ample evidence To make good this
assertion. He Was unable 10 communicate Al this
season o! the year With tbs pe lple ahom h. renre
sentsd. lie knew them 70 be loyal TO The Govern.
melt, ard they should not De diso.raved and
charged With gross crimes and enOr!nites lie
liked suspension not only OF Executive action
but OF That OF this House and TIE oplnioa Of the
country.
Mr. STEWART said that as this communication
was N response 70 resolution originating With the
committee on Territories, he knCw Of no reason
Why i should not 60 To thai Committee.
Mr BRRSHEEEL-lt Involves = grave question,
AID should 90 10 the Committee or the Ju ilcary.
Mr.. tLlNGNAN. IN The absence OF the Ch2lTmau
OF the Committee on Territories, thought 1t courte-
y
to that Committee IL IS their duty % examine into
ihe legislative civil and commercial proceedings Of
the Territories, and report 10 the House such
means as IL tDetr opinion may be necessary 10 Sc
cure the rights and privileges Of residents and
residents As matters nos stood, he. as a member
Of the Committee on Territories, would no, recon-
mend anything for Utah until he understood
whether there was Truth III these charges
Mr.. GlDDiSGs, although a member of the same
Committee. vas wiling that the subject should go
- the Ju5rUtury tomr,ttse-. he people of Utah
are distant. aad represented bys young
ber. They prefer that the charges shall go TO that
Committee.
MIR. McLANAHAN sid that If the House should
thDh proper to impose the duty on the Judiciary
Committee. they would Discharge that duty with
fidelity but under the rules II ought 10 20 10 the
Committee on Territories.
The House refused to have the communications
read, and they were referred TO the COMMITTEES on
Territories, aud ordered TO De printed
Nj BERNHEISEL asked, but did not obtain leave, to
Introduce a resolution thai the Committee 10 whom
the papers were referred containing the charges Of
the returned officers should have power to send for
persons and papers. and send to Utah Commission
er, designated by the Speaker to take dispositions as
to the truth of what is contained IN the report and
that the Delegate OF that Territory have power to
retain counsel to conduct the business before the
House. Adjourned TILL Monday.