New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-06


m AZ 10 cen n. ard remove those false IMPRESSIONS
thus shamefuily instIlled INTO the popular mind.
would be TO dry % the fountain OF sedltions senii
me Mt ia the Territory. and thus revive that sense Of
patrotirm aud LOYALTY SO eminenty due to Nj Fill
more ard the Administration. the manifest absence
of which was then A serious obstacle IN the success
FIJI operation Of the Territorial Government. and
threatened # not corrected, to become much more
serioHs IN future. IL was IN pursuance Of this &C.
SIGN that the address above alluded 10 "a made Ia
the course of that a0e address, the speaker endeaF
osd in good faith, only 10 correct erroneous oOin-
iors IN regard 10 the Government from which ne
heio his commission. without indnlging in terms OF
lBveetive reblke, so loudly called for. HIS re-
monstiances against these opinions, and the hostile
feelings resulting from them, were calm and Glsois-
slonaie and in good faith intended only 10 eject
the salutarv purpose OF producing peace on EARN,
and good VIII and concord between the various
branches Of the Government. and good Will TO-
ward the United States. The address was Ell
TREY free from any aluslOn, even the most re-
mote 70 the peculiar religion OF the community or -
any of their domestic social customs, which we're
liberal and luxurious III the extreme. l. contsinei
not a single EXPRESSION OF hravado or unklnfneSs,
or harsh rebuke or any sentiment that could nave
tortured into design on the part o. the speaker
TO inflcl wantonly wound upon the heart OF his
hearers. many Of them being females Al the close
of The address the Governor arose and denounced
the speaEer with great violence, as profoundly
ignorant or wilfully wicked " strobe he stage maily,
assumed various theatrical attitudes, declared ne
was a greater man than even George Washington
did !" thai "he the man that could handle the
sword :" ard THAT if there any more discussion.
there would be pulling 81 hair and cutting OF tbroa,s
Referring TO a remark Of the speaker. "tnat me
United States Government was humane, and kindly
disposed towards tnem," he SAID - Know tae
United States did not murder Our wives and children,
burn our houses and rob US of our property oni taey
stood BY and saw 1t done, and never opened tAelT
mouths, the ID scoundrels" BY tins time me
passions of the people were lashed into fHry Ike
his own. To every sentence he uttered there Nas
a prompt and determined response, showing beyond
doubt that all the hostile and seditious sentiments
We had previously heard, we're the sentiments OF
this peOpe. Those OF MS present felt HE personal
danger that surrounded US. II the Governor ha1 out
pointed his finger toward US as an indication of MS
wish. we have no doubt We would have been mas
sacred before leaving the house. But ne dii not
pOint his finger Upon the next and succeeding Gays,
these foundations Of the officers and the Govern
ment were renewed. as we were informed Oy
number of citizens, and continued III thef meetings,
tN the Governor ana others. with mere fseC Tehe-
meuce, and IL language So vulgar and obscene mat
Cecency would blush 70 hear 1t. II was impossible
for Us to and feel that were permitted TO re-
main there by The mere Suferanre OF the Governor
and the little he did reluctantly and careessly
toward organizing the Territory was the yeFiesI
aeciaion and show OF obedience - the organic act,
70 secure 10 the Mormon Church and himself the
money Of the United States, appropriated by ton-
gress for The Territory. salaries, &c, g..
We are informed that the Governor had been ac-
cus'omed TO enter the Legislative Hall. unier the
Provisional State Government, and discuss and die.
tate what laws should be passed and the Conri and
jury room 10 dictate what verdict should he ren-
CertC especially IN cases Of rape ana be had gwen
us ample evidence that he was equally omnip0ient,
omnlpresCnt and influential with the Mormon pe0-
pie under the Territorial Government In this state
OF adirF-the Judiciary pasled the executive papers
withheld from the Secretary, and she other otAcers
Of the Territory. Including one OF the Judges ana
the members OF the Legislature being all MOfnOns,
and under his absolute con,rolthe only alternatives
presented 20 us were, 20 remain there ia a3ect sub
mission, or Withdraw rom this Territory. The Leg
lsaiu'e to have met until January, 1882, aud
As copies OF the executive proceedings and leglsla-
i've enaCtmeLts to be fOrw arsed by the SeCTe
tarT To the President sEG Congress the Isl Of De
cemher annually, II vas supposed that no official cv
iOence Of the embe2zlement Of the twenty thousand
collars could have been furnished by the Secretary
tefoIe December 1852 the Secretary had with
hin twenty-four thousand dollars, to be applied m
payment of the per item and mileage OF the members
o. The Legislature, and contingent expenses. ltwas
understood that the members, beng all MoTmon>,
would relinqulsh their daily pay and mileage to the
Church, when II became known that the officers IL
tended leaving the Territory The Governor deter
mined 70 secure these twentyour thousand dollars,
N addition to the 100000 appropriated for puOnc
buildings, and al all hazards, If he had to take II BY
violence lie, therefore, sent oHt runners over the
Territory. and secret notices to the members IN the
city, TO meet IN two or three days thereafter. Ihey
met accordingly on the 22d September, ana amer
spending part of week in meeting ana aIJoHh-
Ing until organized. passed iofhlai fesoi'Vl' OF
deriBg and requiring the Dlted states MdISndl ID
demand this money from the Secretary, and, II he
refused to give it, to seize and impnsOn HIM, nntl ne
delivered up the whole amount. The Marshal being
absent. his deputy, Mormon, undertook the execu-
ton of the order, The Secretary refusedto comply
with the demand, ard transmitted his reasons there
for IN whiting AS Governor Young had threatened
to take the money. - law or no law" and members
81 the Legislature had declared that they would cut
ms throat from 70 before he should leave tue
Territory with It, he applied to the Supreme CouTI
for an injunction, which WAS granted, fofbdding the
Marshal and others tIom Selzing or lniermeddllng
vii he nj n
States IN the custody of the Secretary.
The Governors desire for this money had rom
menced AT a reIlod some time before this soon az
ter the Secretary arrived Ia the Territory the lHh
brow be al him andintmidate him into submission 70
the Governors purposes, BY violently abusing
alteTwsrc declared, "to let the Secretary know
what Kind OF people he had TO deal With !" and soon
thereafter called upon hin IN friendly way TO Dor
low eight or ten thousand collars of II for the
Church The Governor was Informed that no con-
40 oIailCn could induce the loan of dol lar Of H.
Another attempt was then made 20 get Z upon a
clam for daily pay anG mileage Of the lnem-
bers Of the last LEGISLATURE, which ca under
tao state of Dcseret," leading member ID! Ine
Church, informing the Secretary that Ihis money
would re o. great assistance 20 the Church, ana II
Justice should be paid demanded But the
Governors efforts 10 get the money, dad not
SOP here. \ warrant was issued by inan pur-
ps'trg 10 be q Justice Of the Peace, DuL ~nu hal
neither gwen bond EOr taken an oath OF ON 2, 50
10 "H YUM irdiLs lia'cO III tit i1ulN VI
pTttenced COZ stable, commanding him ''to restrain
ard IN take A W. Babhitt INTO your possession, and
also ,ht effects OF \. ". Babbit, consisting Of wa
eorS, carriages and teams, and search his wagons
AID women for sum OF money, probably god. -
TIE amount OF tsenty -four thousand collars and for
TIE seal OF the Territory II Utah. and bring the
same before me IN Great SAT- Lake City, and 10
search All other suspected persons and places" Mr.
baooii tfon. 4. ". Babont, la,e delegate 10 Con-
gees 'om the IeHtorl) has left the city CAV or
TWO oeioIe, WIN ms family and hoasehod affairs,
Ga his return 10 The United States There was no
party aPpesS,Is IN the warrant a. complain ant, no
cath made. ana no cfense alleged. II was placed
IN the hands Of tbs constable, who, with a strong
foict OF iniriy men or more, well armed and mount
ed started IL pursuit with instructions from tue
Governor. a We were informed. 70 oring Baoolit
back dead O. alive They came upon his camp
do NJ forty miles from The city. some time n the
ght. ED m lie morning Mr.. Ba00,tt and his wives
found themselves surrounded by a body Of armed
men. The carriages and wagons were enptet and
ne contents searched, and then reloaded % be
taken BACK 10 the city. Mr Bab5itt appealed 10
The Il 20 allow his family and teams TO proceed on
thtr journey, as delay OF few days might over
whe II the m IN SNOW storms aac repeated trips
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