New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-13

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officials could MOI consistently remain IN inc
TERRITORY. There statements fayc been fatty
contIadicted BY mr. BERNHIsEL, ,he Delegate Of
Utah on the floor Of Congress, who challenges
and demands the stfictcs, investigation Of Tie
whole matter. so far as II concerns The Govern
uept Of tie United States. We Gnd asoin Iss
R,tLHc an article on he Mormon SIDE, which
comes from responsible source, and which We
copy as follows:
THE Io8s Of the pasFaFe OF the bn establish
ing TIE gCyeTLmElt and tns appointments uncerN
Of officers. executive and JudlCla fcsf ned greAi
salt Lase City about Christmas ias., Al vas greet
&c by his hIins q CSnlon and every oiAeF njh-
siraiIOn Of It,usiast - =. The Governor L)oA
the oath Of Office coon alter. bat ine Territory was
not fully organized until August. The ltst ~ -
July as c.stbrsted - he ciiy wt1 fes, ef a..
The officers not ,t scen.s 81 the TsuitJry reached
the sctne Of ihsI dntes fortnight ~itsr, VIA the
exception NJ Ju &c p. y. BTOccn1s
~ ne officers were an re pee. ll5 AMI h0sphaOly
received Iney we're pleased g "a iAs on ln)a 81
the S6lL Lake s6tt emelt. and ile comforts ~ilfh
the iiCUs'ry % rs inhabitants rat gathered round
them IN Their alpine home; a. hough tGey i3und the
California pre- which prevailed here, AGA me
eypcnses Of livi0g uoctr tbem. incommens1Td.e
wlh tie rate OF salary granted them oY the United
States. \ petition 10 CONGRESS praying Tor an IN
crease Of the salaries. ci BE presented dur ne
WiH.er. Up r. toe first of btp.empef last ~ mar
! officer OF tie Government and the people con-
| tInufd UncIstuIbed.
The only statements that have seen % ne con-
tafy apue aled 10 De bAe I'd UDIH le ter pG1is1eI
In he DsDers ana dated SAT- Like City, September
90 1851. This letter declares that 10, only were
tie officers ssut here treated with c0icness aud as
! respect, tut thai the Government Of tie United
Sta!ts on all puohc occasions, whether festive or
religious, 13s denounced IN the most clsrespectiui
terms. end often win InTectiyts OF great Diernes
and proceeds 20 mention t1o instances u suostan-
4..se 4rsa rsrf Naf rpJV trdf
alluded 10 present ~ the &C eorailon OF the am
of July. Judso Brccrhus did not arrive IN the tef-
Tlt0rJ MI ths l7tn Of August D1t was presen. AZ
the &C tb'st On. had the privilege OF listening 20
| Governor NOung's remarks attentlveiy, and there
fore k,ou that he made 10 reflections Injurious 20
the pnbc services or private Ch Hdctef OF the aIe
| President Taylor, or m fact any aNulion TO him
y hatcyer that can RENE mber Inc WfIlsf s9ile-
msnt, therefore. Is 50 far untrue
Another statement IS, that the writer BENG com
| uiSs,oped by tie Washington Monument Society 20
! procure for Them block OF marble, apprset GOV
Young Of the trust committed - has hands. ana e4-
pressed desire 20 address the people on me snDec
| when assembled ~ their greatest number mat tne
Governor IN order 70 acceic 10 his quest upon lls
Monday f0llONing, 'Tsspfcifhig 0rd b'nTG5iy i'fr'
dBCef HIN fer the purpose 70 meeting OF thi5S
! tbouseud Deo1le that he spoke for tgO hours, Cu-
/ rinr which ne was favored Wl'h the unHaYerng A.
teUtlor Of his audience hUt n Ne then oy ms o"n
| statement, incidentally thereto, tas The hpfmDns
I SUPPOSED attacked the Governor ara people "a
/ concluded by the @anton insult lhaJ II lhey NOuu
rot offer block OF marble On JUL leu0"shlP VIII
The peope of the United states as brethren and TEL
low citizens, they had better rot oher y all ouI
leave II unmarried IN the bosom OF ts native noun
/ tam The effect OF This conduct may be imagined,
/ and 70 comment upon It is unnecessary.
The letter-wriser alluded % moreover states ina,
a. the celebration a he 2ith OF July, tn1 tnc ora
tor OF the cav spoke bitterly OF the cOnrse Of the
UBiced States toward The Church Of Latter Day
SAINTS. ~ taking battalion of men nom them for
the war with Mexico while Oh the banks o. the Mis-
sour. N their flight rom the mob a. Nansoo
that The Government had devised the most WaniOn,
cruel and dasiafdly means for the accoiDp sAment
! Of their NUN overthrow and utter eXter ninat1n ,
a. which time, also. Gov. Dung denounced. ~ me
most gdCrlleg Ous terms, President IdYiJf again
repeat that the writer OF tbs cHta3t va noi pres
eut u the celebration 20 which he refers. There
weTe some ten or twelve orators on thai occasion,
and the whole day vas occupied By their speeches
but he ard such language "a have quD.cd. nor
apv other which corl4 he construed INTO the slight
esi dErs speot ward the Government of the United
states. All the officers Of the Government who
were then IN the Tern CRY tined with tie Governor
On that day. am not aware that single incident
occurred 70 mar IT'S Rayety and good fellowship.
" Again, the Government did not TAKE from rs a
battalion o. but Of lis most gallant officers
made call for volunteers, and Mr. Young SAID, m
reply You SHAH have your battalion ~ once, AZ
II has 10 BE "a class Of our elders More than
FIVE hundred able booied men promptly responded
10 the call leaving Their wives and children On me
pl.lns, and i've hundred teams without cnYers and
rendered Ell eni service in the war With the Mexi-
cen Republic"
We suboin an extract from a lette. addressed
by Hon JoBN WILSON, Indian Agent in Calii0r-
MIA, to Hon. TRUMAN SMITH, OF the l. 5.
Senate Gen. Wilson passed through Utah On
his way 80 the Pacific. He is in every way q
reliable man. and says Of the Mormons:
| a more orderly, earnest, Industrious ard civil
people, have never been among than these and u
n mcIoaible how much they have done here IN the
wilderness in so short time. In this city, which
contains now, as believe, about trom four 70 i've
thousand Inhabitants have not met m 4 citizen a
| SINGLE ldlor, OF any person who looks Ike loaiSr
| Their prospects Tor crops fair, and there Is !
spirit aad energy IA all ihat YOU thal cannot De
| tquaed N any CITY Of any ze that have been IN
aud " III add. not even IA 'Old Connecticut
The above should De enough 10 mold public
opinion ia suspense on the whole question, and
90 prefent hasjy seton either by Congress or
! the Executive CLEARLY the only fair course is
public investigation, such as couued Is by Mr.
Bernhisel in behalf of his constituents ~ any
rate there is not shadow Of reasons for the pol
ICY INTO which, as Ne are informed these ey-ludl-
cial iincuonaries are trying 10 lead the Govern
ment Why should Judge Bfocchus, OF Judge
! Bandoburg, or Secretary Harris OF anybody Sc,
be sent across the Plains with q military force TO
/ back blu, Ike n Roman Proconsul, 10 cVpel Bug-
! ham \ Dung from office and lnaugufatc himself n
/ ms stead We cannot fnc line In the long man
iiosto OF those gentlemen which indicates special
! qualities moral, mental or marital, thar would
| II. al o. either Of them i0r such az expedition,
/ 20 say nothing o. the graver tasa OF paclfymg
| the Territory after they have conquered Il u
deed, Judging from their own statements only,
We should say ,ha, taey We're, all and singular
sisnaily unfit even iog ,he duties they have now
though; proper to fee from, api tha, the public
| service genela'iy would be advanced by ,he.r
continuing g q tate o. retirement
But even supposns that the NOrnons OF Utah
are not patriotic toward the Federal Government
and do not wan.li to ,ake any trouble about their
sfairs-which ;he.E Delegate utterly denies, and
the fact thai they have Delegate would seem 10
sustain the denial We snhrit that ,berc -