The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-18
Later frOla Utah.

Later FROM Utah.
THE MORMON SAINTS AT GuRAT SALT LAaK.
We have received late intelligence from Great Salt
Lake, Utah territory. The is 30 the 3st January
The United States mail arrived at Salt Lake City on
the 29th Jan, nearly month after 1t duo ny this
arrival the Mormons obta9ed the hrs of tho
port made in tho States by Judge Brocclus and his
socates. An extra from the Office of tho Deret Mess
by them
SIGNS OF TIrE TIMES
We have had but a few moments to examine the Hast
papers tho Of tho mail during which We
have discovered but little Of monentous consequences
among the nations, over and above what we havo boon
previously apprsed Of Tho prospect for outbreak
revolution in France, appears to continue and revos
lutionary feelings continue in Mexico.
Tho most attractive thing have to record in tho
States Is tho arrival Of the honorable judges Secretary
and Indian SubAgcnt who deserted their posts at
unreasonable hour and without revocation. Their
rival s niadc manifest (as appears by copy Of the St
Louis Times, Of Nov. q from the 81 Joseph Gazette
letter purporting to have been written Mt Great Salt
Lake City, Y. T., sept 2S, 1851 and signed Utal) Tho
piece itself does not demand attention, tho nt.
tonon Of those acquainted with tho facts
cently to demand perusal; We find truth enough "
think and write, whouteyen recurring to such trash
Any who Is acquainted with the character habits
manner, and style OF tho honorable judge, who Is tho
principle character in tho communication will pot be ax
loss to know who the author dictator Of said let
ter end to those who not thus acquante aud wish
to know the facts in the case we refer them TO
Young letters to tho said honorable judge written
read mostly before he left the territory but yet
manning unsnswercd which have doubtless appeared in
Eastern prints before this and until those letters
answered Of which thousands know tho statements
therein to be correct, comment IL unnecessary.
The elaborate extract from the 81 Joa2h .7ds,n-
re Of the 18th referred to in the st. Louis RepubH
Of the 18th Nov is doubtless from the per-
sonage party or clique aud only requires the same
aver ~ above tsce Gov. Youngs letters and though
the Renbcan has given gcntsnany and truthful edi
tcria in the same paper and on tho Fam, subject
ding to the face Of tho presentation which doubt
less oil he had TO yet, had he known A
iactr in relation thereto. he mynt have said much mOre
il il. he did noby But the RcpnJica will please in
form Why have not received the first Of his nam
bers OIL, constant exchange for than six months,
We have noticed some observations from the Nsw YoRx
HERALD on the subject about correct - he
dare write riskng hspopunrty and about good as
could expect Of writer's in general but
shall expect to hear more definitely from him when he
has read The lot tiers before referred TO.
Since writing the above, more item has caught
eye which lovers c truth might like to have expainedy
and write it for their benefit despatch from ST.
Louis Of November > notices the arrival Of the Salt Lake
mail "a fclluws:-
Tho $40 600 appropriated by Congress has been sauan-
dsred by Young who has also made attempt to take
tie $4,000 from hc Secretary Tho Secretary refused 10
c'ml with the Governors requisition, in which
hc was afterwards sustained by an injunction from tho
court
In reply The Legislature Of Utah territory have
caused the purchase Of the State House of Dcscret (often
called the Council House,, in this city advancing the
$50 0o0 appropriated by Congress for the erection Of pub
lie buildings in Iial towards payment for the Same,
and estab he'd the cspita at Great salt Lake City, until
the public buildings at Fillmore city, Milard county,
sturc. The state House purchased cost S45 oOo
ssting Of two spacious halls and four Offices two Of
which occupied by the books Of the Utah library and
reading This = the awful the unparalleled tho
unltard of the sllkiing incomprehensibe. squander
for wlat that the territorial officers Legislature
might have place to do business till place could be
prepa,ed in tho centre of the territory where the public
would be better accommodated
As to the second part Of this declaration Young's
making attempt TO take S2t 600 from the Secretary
it is easily explained those who ears to hear
n
convinced against his will, retains the opinion
still as everybody'says, and what everybody says
must be true, right wrong, true false. The Legis
laure Il Utah. duly organized according to the organic
act o scpember2 1850 drew upon the Secretary for incl
dental expenses in legal manner which said Secretary
did not out Of the S2i 900 appropriated by Con-
gress for that and similar purposes neither did ho
descend To give said Legislature Of any kind,
but issued putoh to private individuals evidently for
the purpose II gaining time to petition tho Supreme
Court then in session to issue an Injunction to stay the
proceedings of the Legislature which the court granted,
thus permitting the Secretary to do as he pleased The
Governor not knowing Of these facts instructed the Ds
rct Attorney for the territory to serve out writ OF in
junction. believing IL to be his duty to those funds
appropriated by Congress for the Of the territory and
then in the territory be safely locked cached,
till the President Of the United States could time
be notified and appoint receiver and dburser Of sad
funds SO NJ to carry out the design OF Congress their
agent whom they had entrusted said mission evident
bcirg about toabscond or leave the territory contra
~ law in such made aud provided This petition
sent up the part Of the Gov, in good faith
In the funiment of the duties OF his office, he
ceyod, and would be obliged to any United states
judge. or any Jhfst IN lbrstendom 70 cite the Jaw
which shows Governor Young ransccndcd the bounds of
his duty when the Court decided against injuno
ton, there end OF the matter, and Court And
Secretary departed In peace
Contrary to our usual custom We nave condescenued
To state a in relation to TRADE OF abuse and
salsehood that l. going the rounds Of Eastern papers.
This copescensen not for sakes but Is act of
cu,,rie,y enpoiarics who have manifested
Ie 10 show the truth Of this matter aud their readers
All is peace and prosperity in Utah Mon attend
ing their business, usual, according TO tho
Mormon creed
There is no disturbance here neither has there boen-
only what the honorable Judge referred to- inspired OK
created by his overt act in requesting the pr'hcge an-
dressing religious assembly. special uccason-th6
general conference Of the Church. The Goyernor
spectfuy requested hn TO give tho heads Of his dis
,onrse which though the Judge promised, no faed To
So hc Governor gave the public appointment. which no
ud not have had he been appriscd Of his hooors
scdlious movements, they appeared in the sequel
but having had his request granted by his exceeacy
said Judge to abuse and ander said assembly
b,yond tho endurance of civilized mortals and had 1t
not been the influence of the Governor the cv shat
the speaker feared might have upon him, fox shs
we know (for the Gosernors letter btf0re
ref for when reasonable creatures ss,gnedy
abused beyond endurance the law holds partial excus
at least. even In the crime of murder.
The littio we have written Is truth II amy one uh't
fault with lot him know it not for hiss eye nesh
has IL been written those editors who aroreAy 10 seno
all the Mormonsr to he'll without washing OF shaving
ON the mil cars of every false tnat hoass tronSh
space and when the truth comes thsy Nh hve PiDuene
word for fear they should BE- thougo neon v, NOT
III. e,r readers tksy love es betscf tnsn
18Th No, for s,eb editors reaors We would NOS hfk
on, Yc, to s,ye them that place they are wunx 10
,hrnt ohers 10 wi hDut juso or Jury tor they would
make he'll every boty spon. .helh ~ t"sy s""ia
c,a i,.cie hs note TO ths lovsrs OF truth tn
H.. s,ors Who have done thor duty, and re.dy
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