New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-02


II York Sts'e hss the largest share OF nv sn-cnens
a. taxes precedence in the management Of the house
hO'0. Two years ago | married hIss ~ formerly OF
Ohio srG Re hss charge Sf the education of tle
\ children sLd stebcing 70 the clothing. Ny
ter which | took three mouths ago. Is tom
rt8r Hamburg. Germany she "a larger tran
/ -iiher Sarsh Ann Elizabeth. toe name Of my
second vie anG. | Say IL without invi1iJusness or
in pfCpr t. Is decidedly hlndsome. Her persOn ~ Of
good s.ze very ro-nd fell chest bright taxsn hslr,
II q soft blue eye She enters into the duties Of her
new situation with wonderful alscrity. and i very
! hsuly as are al-o >sgah Am AMI Elizabeth There
r. zone Of Inst jealcusy-that disposition 70 tesr ont
each rihgr's har-which YOU have probably imagined
you'd show itseif in such cases. We all looking
forward 10 the time when we snail be together
siariy in our little Eden, where we can work for
each o;te and raise Children IN the fear aai
aomosition 81 the Lord" You may be surprised
st ihis but you will be still more So, when |
you that al of my present wives ANXIOUS
ira, shonid get another-one VINO ia fitted by educa-
tisu and phy,icslly adapted to take charge of the
business Of the dairy. Win such arrangement OF
nv householS. every department of q web organized
establishment. on petnarchai scale, would have
head TO Il, and be governed N order. l have no IN
ciins;ion 20 compy or my account, IS | am well
satisfied with those ncg have but If should 10 So
it will be entirely out of regard Tor them.
Nv daughter. Louisa Is engaged to be married TO
mar from PeInsy lyania, who has already wife
and thee cbildrea II did not entirely Ry APP
Urobstion but cid not BterDose single objection,
20 long as she was satisfied and the marriage would
be N high degree honorable 10 her, as wen as a-
vantseeous IN u WORLDLY view.
Now ms dear sir you say. what is 10 come OF al
this Let me tell you what hes come Of it. In Des-
ere', there libertDes, with their psramours, no
houses of prostitution cases Of seduction, or those
which disturb the peace OF tsmiles m the States,
under yOur laws Hero, every woman can have
what God intended she shOrld-a husband-fnd
every man that wants to- may have vile. And the
woman that IS the wife OF man who has ore or more
other wives, is more fortunate than II she were the
ONLY one for in Of plurality the duties OF the
house are divided The children here sre pretty nu-
merOus. must admit, but this sh0uld and does con-
tribute to the happiness Of the tue followers OF the
Lord from whom we have learned that duty is to
rpuliipy and replerish. But mark this there are no
Legitimate CHILDREN in Deseret, no children Of shame
who ashamed of their mothers, and disgrace To
any but the lowest society.
/ shall not enter into an argument 10 attempt to
convince YOU that your sentiments in regsrd 10 the
marriage relation the result of education and are
wrong. | wish you could live here year or two,
however, and have not a aoubt year acts would
show you bad charged your opinions.
We learn from the States that you are greatly eX-
cited about the Slavery question and our institutions
much canvassed ia connection with the Popular
Sovereignty doctrine u your Senator Ir ). A Doug
las. We wish your politicians would let us clone;
that is all We ak Of them. We have none Of the
breed here The climate Of Deseret is not congenia
to them and wives Will not give bath to children
who are adapted to such low life "a ths politician ne
cessary leads II is said that Gov. Young to be re-
moved and Washington politician appointed in his
place. Very VEIL let him come. The people Of Des-
eret will treat him politely, and let him alone. lie
may stay 10 Washington and have just as many du-
ties TO perform as Governor, as if he were here.
But we believe In the Popular Sovereignty doe
trDe. Ii 10 upon this that we stand and with II we
shall def nd ourselves against the assaults OF the
world. II is the true doctrine and am sure X wiu
triumph.
have not had an hours sickness since came here;
neither has any member of my family. l have four
more children than when left Illinois, and It is not
improbable that may have many .more. Certainly
hope 20.
You can get no true sccounts from Deseret from
your newspapers. The only way to appreciate, and
10 Learn to love institutions, is TO live here.
From The Chicago Pres.
We passed half an hour yesterday in the company
of two very intelligent representatives of the Lat
ter Day Saints in Utah-Messrs. John Taylor aud
y II. Felt. These gentlemen represent affairs in
Utah in aNc-' catering light. The Saints are rap
idly surrounding themselves with the various com
forts and many of the Injuries Of civilization. I'm
migration and natural increase are adding daily 10
their numbers and the day is not very far ia the
future when Utah will be " knocking" for admission
into the family Of States, preparing 70 defend
independent sovereignty OF her own, IN the moan
tain Businesses, BY the hardest kind of knocks
The crops of the past season had been somewhat III
jured by the grasshopperi but stu, our iniormt fs
assured U.s. there would be the greatest abundance
harvested for the of the Saints AID surplus for
the constantly arriving emgrants, wei as for those
who NAV take Salt Lake in their way to California.
Nessrs TAYLOR aud Felt are their wsy
TO New-York for the purpose Of establishing
a paper in that City, 10 be devoted to the pro-
paesticn of the doctrines held by the " Saints and
for the purpose of " carrying the war into Africa,
whenever and wherever proyOcatiOn thereto may be
offered. Dir. Taylor in addition 10 the dignity Of
the " Aposileshp, and jolly, Tubcund, wide
awake {" Apostle he is-brings to the EditoShip Of
The Mormon a manifold experience in the profession
and we doubt not It's columns will be eagerly and sat-
ief. Ia v whose
il NAV fall Gentle though We be, we shall lock for
il with some interest ourselves end our readers will
doubtless be delectated with occasional excerpts from
its columns touching the poy politics and domestic
institutions of the Saints, a. the same may be de-
yelopea 10 the world. The objec. in establishing
organ in New-York. Mr. Taylor assures us, "A two
fold. First TO defend the people Of Utah from the
Misrepresentation OF lying letter writers end de-
signing politiea and secondly 10 minister to the
wants OF the Saints scattered throughout the
States The mischief growing out Of the two causes
sbove-named has tended mucn TO binder the spread
Of Mormonism in the States, and greatly veNsd
ind scandalized the piOus souls who play the
shepherd over the sheep collected in Sat Lake
Vaney Our infOrmants assured us that the peO-
ole OF the STATE have been led into many er.
roneous opinions touching the Light a which
executive appointments for Utah are locked UPON
They desire competent and discreet meG-aothins
more. Men Of this character they say, they have
among ihemselves more than sufficient u All all the
offices and they think the President wcah only be
carving out his doctrine Of popular lgHty
were he 10 so far respect the pOpuls, wish of the
people of tan as 10 select his appOIntees from among
them Nevertheless, they say, any competent, we'll
behaved man viii be well received there, as q terri
toral officer fhe rN derote haaset &c tie tegtim1t'
basissss Of ms ogce and Lf ether matters al0ar. But
the trouble hSs been, wi.h yeSy fe@ exceptions
that while the appointeOs were VIGOROUSLY ncOmpe-
tent for the duties of their Office they also informed
died with the institutions and domestic relations OF
the 4" Saints ia manner quite ira official, and
carried things in a s.yle OF lOrdlY superiority