New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-23
COMMON SENS. IN UTAH.

Gov. BRIGHAM loUSG's Annual Message 20 sue Log
islature Of Utah was delivered the 18Th Of Deceu,
ber but the Mail which brought il over the Plains was
detained BY snow and frost TIL last month This Mos
sage is shorter than those Of Governors and has
more homely good than is usually exhibited ia
documents of like character. The folio Eng extract
will show how naturally men talk common sense with
regard to diversity of Industrial pursuits when placed
above or outside of the slavery Of partisanship;
Domestic manufactures am happy 10 state, are In
ouri.hng condition; considerable quantities OF Leather
and Crvckery having found their way into market and
large amount OF clothing has oeen made principally by the
hands OF the good AONer who thereby adds digaty 10
h, station hets credit and honor upon het house
hold Specimens of Iron have also been orw ardet from the
Works In Iron COUNTY, which, for the first run.
cetdDgy hatterug IL separates welL bat owing 10 sal
phur in the coal not being u c ntly extracted was there
by Injured but little experience Ia combining Material.
and continued effort il is believed will produce that
Article IN great abundance and OF good quality liberal
hand should be extended unto the enerprsog uea who
have noby devoted their time, under circumstances OF
penury and want in producing article OF much
ment rOn TO the urgent necessities and future seslt
Of the Territory. Ii will soon pay It's own way and be-
come of profit 10 The producers but unnl retarns
can be received the enterprise exhauss the Of ope
rstors and they should be relieved b. the public funds
"Every species of Domestic Manufacture should meet
with the most liberal encouragement from the Legislature.
Ii is gratifying to witness the exerons and success OF the
people thus far in supplying their own wants aud the oon
sprng in their bosOms but much remains % DO done.
Cnquesonaby in sparsey peopled country settled by
those persons who having exhausted all their means Ia ac
conpshing their journey 10 the Territory manufactures
u.i spring I'D in the dOmic OF the citizen the spinning
wheel and the hand loom must discourse their paror music
and chant melodies az the resde OF the thrifty artisan.
thousand miles of land transportation will long Afford pro-
lection ana encouragement for such productions The Ter
ritory is fast filing up with the requisite material aud
growing disposition ON the part OF the people TO furnish
their own suppes-to rely up0n their sxerons and
home productions home cJnsuinptOnNi surely
suit IN ample of wealth and Independence 20 the
people and add dignity and influence to the STATE, The
road 10 ueuce not pursued by any sarer method than
bv a well directed industry and perseverance. Labor Is
uealh and supplies the world with luXures Comforts and
necessares which gold could never purchase The former
il productive of wealth. but the latter impoyerishes la
the poverty eli the State but little # any direct assistance
can be granted but associations OF labor and capital may
be sanction law and greatly tend to ms )ire enterprise
Do therefore most earnestly desire that you Will lead
your aid, influence and power to promote Home Msnutc
lures Ii will also have tendency to classify labor and
create market Tor the products Ut the SOIL La THIS con
necOn il is proper 10 remark that 50 lar IA extensive ma
chnery and internal improvements are ooncerned-s
factories steam eugnsry, railroads. Nc ali depends
upon the develop of the Vt the Territory
aud mainly in producing Iron. The folly of depending up
procuring hinery from without the Territory man
fest although mih answer TO oommsnce business yet
when repairs % be made or accidents by breakage
otherwise are to be remeded would be suicidal any
enterprise 10 be obliged 10 Suspend operations until such
remedy could be procured from tho Eastern manufactures.
IL therefore becomes necessary 20 Manufacture machinery
full purposes.
ITO any nation, the encouragement Of the laboring
classes il faught with wisdom To dig for the Iron
Copper the Gold all precious things beauty and tdorn
the earth and in workmanship for ths benefit aud
Of mankind that they may be comfortable aud happy
and 10 draw forth the inventive genius Of the Intellectual
faculties in order thai the Earth and her ubseq
itani may be benefited by the best services Of her ci
zeus during their temporary soOura erson willie pxssus
the ordeal Of life in tune Oh conspre not only 10 the vel
fare of society heing the earth COR it reception bat
also in expanding the mind nctng ts energies its enter
pIize Qualities for exalted existence aud contributes
to The welfare and Happiness Of human beings.
-" have dwelt particularly upon This subject feel
ing It's importance and knowing that is aEght with
abiding interest TO the neaJG eor and prosperity Of
the Territory, AID the consequ Mt convenience, comfort
and advancement Of the people.
of all the people Of the Territory, would dispense with
every article Of manufactured goods except
Manufactured in their families until they could be pro
ducfd by manufactures est bished among themselves
within the Territory if il had 10 be don the ssc-
fee Of comforts in the first instance aud at the
pense Of raising little less grain cultvating few less
acres Of land they would in my opniOa end their
terest materially advanced aud the circulating medium
would fud It's home in the Territory inSe I'd Of travel
log Eastern cities to defsy the expenses Of imported
goods