New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-26

by him GUY sworn ana m9tseo - Cnef Jus,fce OF
Utah I Wa received ~ Gov Young With marked sour
iesy respect. Be has taken pains 70 make ny rest
dence here agreeable Tbs Governor, IN manners and
conversation is polished gsnfien<n Very neat and
think Of decided talent and strong intellectual guam
ties In person he strongly our deceased
the people once on the subject of Nan. Free Agency.
He . very excellent speshsr HIS gesture uncomn,ny
graceful articulation distinct, and peech pleasant HIS
voice resembles very much Jadg- Hiram Gray Of Einrs
vas extremely edited By bis address snd manner The
Cover is FIRST rate business As Civil Governor
The Territory and q l1oan Af<rs We
could well attend to- but in addition to those employ
he President Of the hurcn-s -tsiJn which
10 siI by any mesos He private business ex
tensve; be several grs ana sag mills Is eIien
,ivsy engaged in farming operations all which he super
intends personally have ade up my IN no that no n Al
bss been grossly srepre-eDd than Gov Young sn1
thu; he man who will recProc,'- tinc ness and good
intentions heartily freely a. any one-out so
used. or crowded hard l think he may found eIcsed
ingIy bard 10 handle
Salt Lake City q wonder. Il is not gu "a siI years
since the pioneers this valley roere NJ,
then one civilized IhshItsnt within five hundred miles,
the least vs'Ige Of CIVILIZATION or imp ov-msnt fhe
D. ope hsd nothing 10 The world except what they brought
rfk them IL Their wagons, scrsss the plans from tue
States The soil is naturally hard and Dry aud very little
produced With Ut irrigation For the hrsi var or tso
t settler suer.d v.ry severely from OF rJvi ots
and Irop.r shelter They subsied mainly upon roots; and
were sometimes compelled 10 eat horses aud oogs. Al
present hOs the people r.i-e abundance Of al
couse GRIN; sou Of the finest b-ef ever saw ms
city laid sq1ars ard the vnoie n1nber Of s,res
The corporate limits not lees than two IN usand each
6 contains about acre. Any person OF good cnsrsc
i,r spo indusr hsbs have lot for very small
uu provided h. will settle il AID build house Every
lot IL the city can b. ing ted with Z, mucn eIpsnse or
trouble TIE oy proper n,ins about OOD p-rIntnea.
battants have noticed largr nuno-r OF very
well built and onfrtabl- dwelling houses, snd soms ex
ceIenf, se 'ulivsted gsro-rs IN public buildings a.
ready couplt-d nient, well con-rrl ted. aud
pre, nj yerV pIe
G county well provided with Ingenious mechanics
o. every branch Of trade
TIE people all appear 10 be doing well They are very
industrious orderly see reason vhy they can
OF Joy Themselves well their fellow citiz- Ia any
other pat Of the Uniou have stenoed ohurch tw'c7
Tie uode Of worship very Ike that If "'h-r fenmna
roDs The sermons hearc, we're well deli 'er d. and n d
table. The music exceler being vocal ana nfrumentnl
Tn. house Of worship l. very comrod"ns and me con
ereesnon usually numbers sbont one thousand.
I b. pin cps men are New YoIkess aud N-E Eoglsnd
.rs bu a M nrlfy Of Western NV Workers. | have got
acquainted With nest Of them And find them all courteou-
ind an gentlemary. We have here tee S'euoel ps0
Ole Gov YoUHg sbd his brothers Phin-ss JONI Joseoh
~ Los,nzo, Imeriy Resided IN Tyrone DeI Capt 81
brings Their father settled there sboat 1870 thd sg-i
farm there for $ time. Phiness printer and fr
m,l ly rked III Bath for sst'-med fiji i'zso' d.
y0 Rumsey decorated. John BaInsd, fGmef of Jssp-r
with An aged lsdy Mrs Cory, sister Of John Stephens
OF Ho n.sy. eau, hter of Mr. Ur .h S'-ph-ns, late
o CaIs ind sl-c large rumoer from rig ar unG
Steutep Yates Aiegauy, Ontsrio Tom. kns Chsmung
md Livingston. These sre all New Yorker still aud
mske MY r-sio much pleasant than otherwise
oud be- We get ,her occasionally, and talk ABOUT
"ihr old COui trs sDd old friends.
Nearly the whole population ni Salt LAKE City and Ctsh
Territory are Mormos. d"uot whether more than go
hundred outside. be found The state If society
ose On, anything We h,ve been accus med 30. All
matters or L.ay pertaining To- religious and domestic
affair are gulateo by the Church veres oevery
ki Al. settled by the Eccl-,iss cal Councils
The plurality system, il is called h. re- ior poygsnyin
fac prevails nsvely but those who suppose that L.
cent oosepss Of manners or morals prevails to
any .1'e Mt very much mistaken The women are ex
ceeoingly modest and crcumsp-ct in their department
have TAD the pleasure Of Introduction 10 number who
sre yery sensih- agreeable and think compare fully
iib The well bred ladies' otthe They from Nag
York snd New England lthose avn speaking OIL and differ
10 nobir from Their sisters il the Esstn States From
al CAD ana learn there is less cennou-n-ss and vul
.riiy n this city territory than any other place Of
equal populsiiop n. United States. The men are
Jealous , ali int. rerenc. their doDetc affairs and Sc
outon soultry discovered apt 81 bs pun shed
by o.sih Of the offender. Some OF this kind have
But have written too much are sdy, and must stop.
When have and heard more will write you
sgsn Truly your friend, LAz. II. READ.