New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-28
News from Utah.

r. speca session had been called by the Proclamation
the Governor. much remaining to be done for the COM
plete organization of the Territory
Inc message Of Gov brigham Young tu the Legislature
presents variety Of information IN the present condition
oi otah We give hef synopsts some of its lending
topics.
INCREASE SErrrr,fs4-s -r,1r4o fire ms. ,ear tbs
7etee.nents hayesconnued exend until we fly haze
ile extending from River on e North unt
within about twenty-five miles Of The so,,fLar Kim ~
e ure'e hasha distance Of about three hundred and
my miles and company is now forming ,gbo design
ni's 5eI'n4,"hs iioar Santa Clara far beyond that
ing although not extensive in those dirertiane n Il
desirable tfEis settlement should he made on Narvx
river IN order 10 preserve peaceful relations with t IN
dans in ll.at region They have bScsme of Iate vsr wv
TROUBLESOME 70 travellers stealing their animals robin,
and kitrg them as they have opportunity There Ia a
succtFsiu fetaement established the west side f
the poe!r where the Indians had become 70 rouF,pso,n
1t *aa .'itfed that could he maintained With the
exception Of the Indians on Haryy River peaee nyv.{,
among all the tribes toward the whites in this errit,ry
although come few with each other but a. a
General ti'g peace and quietness prevail among them
TIE HExfcss SLAVE TnGnE - The practice Of orr.
chang indian children for slaves is trade carried on
~ te he1iean population Of and California
"l iate years. have extended their traffic
o 1hs ,mt' Of this ferritory. This trade have en-
~! ~ ~ prsget ap1 this fal,. happening to encoun-
Cr u rev oi th"1a in my travels ~ In
da Affairs strictly prohibited their frthe- fraf7 IT,
majority h Tn tppeared satsed and after nnakin a
ie" eHeaiz # property in the settlements retrnei ~
thelr own country. Unfortunately however a f,r ~
them still determined to carry on their nef " t q i
they have been arrested and ore now ~,
city. ~ ~ 'ii''' !" tiils
It ii unnecessary perhaps for me to indicate tro ,,
poey ol ua IN regard to slavery Restrictions Of law
ana government nlae all servants but human 1e to no
dealt IN az property ia not consistent or %
ne true PRINCIPLES Of government Nv own frei,,s .rs
u, ~ can OF should be recognized existing
"a slaves elther indian or African No person can pur
chase them without their becoming az free 90 far AZ nat
lsts are concerned a. persons Of any other color
ndef the present low and degraded situation Of the IN
DIAN race 50 long the practice Of gambling away sell
and otherwise dspong of their ehiIdrpn AZ also
sacrificing prisoners. obtains among them it seems in
deed that any transfer would he ia Them reIief ana
dement, Many life by this means is saved MANY A
chd redeemed from the thraldo Of savage barfarty
ana placed upon equal footing with the more favored
poitohs OF the human If in return for fayors and
Expense winch may have been incurred on their account
service should be consider due it would become neces
ary that some law sfodd provide the suafie regnIa
tons under which all such Indebtedness sbcnld he de-
nls may be said to present feature in the
siac Oh human beings it essentially purchasing them
into freedom instead Of slavery but it il moi the low
serviie drudgery Of Mexican slavery to which would
dom Them not to be raised among beings scarcely supe
or TO themselves but whore they could find maj eonsid
Grafton aiming not only to civilized but humane and
benevolent society
LoCArIo OF THE iECartI,f-In acco-i,r moo ,,,b -
uon OF the Legislature locating the seat Of Government
at fauFan valley and authorizing to appoint Com
ioners to select site Cor the Capital and scat If Coy
ernnent complied with that requirement BY appaiptnc
Professors orson Pratt and Albert Carrigton jesse W
FOX ESQ " m Z. Stanes and Joseph T. Robinson said
commissioners They Immediately proceeded to the per
orinance OF their duties and have made their report
when I take great pleasure in presenting TO you
IL appears from their observations that the location 10
ar more central than this city and that IT, valley wiz
'ustain large and dense population HF
The Locating of the seat of Government irat valley
Will 1T believed encourage settlers to go tn. md very
nch facilitate the settlement of suitable place in that
region Under all these considerations its locaton az
'at boi1t appears Judcious upon its merits and
VIII unquestonably advance the already prosperous and
vastly increasing resources Of the Territory At Fillmore
one wing Of the State Hou1e will probably be finished
or the accommodation of the ensuing Legislature This
VII be built with the funds furnished by the General Coy
,he seat of Government esrss-.T
EpreArioN-The University am happy to saw. ia in
operation under the guidance Of the Chapceior
ind Board of Regents so far as a school ear nrote it
interests although that institution has suffered in COM
non with other enterprises the want Of the promised
I'd from the Legislature The grounds partly ncosed
sitl very good stone wall and bulldog designed for
heir temporary use is commenced the Thirteenth Ward
If this city.
The fostering hand of the Government could be exer
sed to no better purpose than providing for the educ
ion of the youth You are doubtless already sufieenl
lnve 10 the Importance Of this subject extend such
ability.
From the Deseret News
SIGNS OF THE TNEs.-The mails which left Indpnsudenea
1 the ISL OF December and due at Salt Lake CITY on the
5ls OF the same month arrived the 29th Of January
he carrier from Fort Laramie reported he had to wait at
Laramie sixteen days for said mail which was bDarad
by the Pawnee Indians
We have had but few moments to examine the east
ern papers since the arrival of the mail during which we
have discovered but little of momeutous conseauence
among the nations over and above what We have been
apprsed of ~
CASE OF THE JupGEs-The most attractive thing we
have noticed in the States the arrival of the hopora
Judges Secretary. and Indian Subngent who deserted
r posts at an unreasonable hour. and without prove
'aton Their arrival is made manifest las a,,noart Nv .
,opy Of the St Louis Times Nov 81 from the St Joseph
5a2ette IN paper purporting to have written at
treat Salt Lake City. o, t. Sept IS 1851 and signed
utah The piece itself does not demand our a,tesio
y the attention Of those acquainted With the facts scarce suf
enty for perusal find truth enough to think and
Srte without even recurring to such trash
any one acquainted with the character habit manner
y1nf- tI3a
haracter in the communication will not be at loss TO
lhow VINO was the author dictator of said letter and
those who are not thus acquainted and wish to know
he facts in the refer them TO Gov Youpg letter
% the said Honorable Judge written and read mostly
1etore he iei the Territory but vet remaining an
wered which have doubtless appeared in eastern prpt
'eiore TINS and until those letters answered of
'nch thousands know the statements therein ito be
orreot comment is unnecessary.
Inc elaborate extract from the St Joseph Adventure Of
ne lota referred to in the st Louis Republican Of th,
9th November, is doubtless from the same perseua,
party or clique and only requires the same answer t
'boye (see Gov. foungs letters y and though the r.
,uoean has given gentemauy and truthful editorial
. the same paper and the subject according to
ne face OF the presentation which was doubtless ali he
ad to Judge from yet had he known all the facts in re-
anon thereto he'might have said much more as it is
e dd noby But the Republican will please informs us
my we have not received the first of his numbers on our
constant exchange for than six months z4s@
nave noticed some observations from the NewYork
ierad on this subject suppose about correct us he
are write rsking his popularity about good as we
oud expect OF comicosyle writer's in general but We
hall expect to hear definitely from him when he has
cad the letters before referred to- n u
Inc tribune on secession quote entire We have
lot time to quote further this subject and if we had
re nave no disposition for though truth is so much
lower IN ITS travels than alsehood that it may not start
Ill long time ater it will then catch up and conquer
IHE TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS AppRopRr Ar,oSg-Since
'flting the above. item has caught our cvp
7hch lovers of truth might like to have explained ana
We write 1t for their benefit The Tribune bv dispatch
rem ST. Louis OF Nov notices the arrival of Salt Lake
Iail as follows: ~
The $4,000 appropriated by Congress has been s,lan
eseu by foung who has also made attempt to take
he $4,000 from the Secretary The Secretary refused to
ompy with the Governors requisition which course
lie was afterwards sustained by injunction from the
5ourt.'' ~ N
In reply, The Legislature of Utah Tersitory have
aused the purchase of the State House Deseret ften
allied the Council House, in this city. advancing the
oo appropriated by Congress for the erection of public
buildings in Utah. toward payment for the same and
the Capital at Great Salt Lake City until the
public buildings at Fillmore City Mlard Co can be COM
,eted so as to receive the sitting of the Legislature The
tate House purchased cost $4,000 consists of two spa
ous halls and four offices of which are occupied by
he books OF the Utah Library and as Reading Rooms
his is the awful the unparalleled, the unheard of the
IL killing incomprehensible "squandering Of Young I,
nd all by the Legislature Of Utah And for what, That
be Territorial officers and the Legislature might have
lace to do business till piece could be prepared in the
entire OF the Territory whee the public would be better