The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-08

but under the shadows of night they would 60 whisking
around, here and there, saying, Won't you take
sleigh ride with this EVENING" Step into my carriage,
and take a ride.n
These proceedings directly in face eyes Of
the people. What did they do when introduced them
likeness and that could be expected from any
manY As quick my back was turned 1t would be Miss
Madam, want to get into bed with you. Look here
you come to my Office, won't your Ihave good bed
fhere.n
viii cut the matter short and ask for all did
they return the compliment and without exception re-
cprocate the kindness and courtesy with which they
were invariably metz No. they did not at least not all
duced vickedness and corruption our midst and tho
Lord knows that we already had enough Of that to con-
tend with.
it will probably be the best policy to let sodiery
quarter by themselves, and am perfectly willing.
shall eniov their rights and we Viii enjoy ours or aeht
to the death Let the laws Of the United States be hen
ored and the laws Of the individual States and we will
do the Kingdom of God will doproect everybody in
their rights.
The experience Of the last winter has taught us a
rally lesson. am troubled all the time with BRO
Brigham" and 'Pres. Young" 81 do love you,
Pres Young when at the s,r same time some on~a VINO
neck loving me dearly and the other around the neck Of
a scoundrel trying to get Christ and Beal together;
Ta man will keep grog shop and permit wickedness
to tester around him. do thing else that contra
~ the Christian religion taught in the New Testament
say to all SUCH either stop it, take your property
and leave for orr laws do not tolerate it. will
Ra and spirits that
midst, and treated by gentlemen will not.
will say to such official gentlemen as tell and boast
''what they themselves will do,' what they want to
do, thinking to terrify the latter Fay Saints that You
throne as to terry Latter Day Saint of the stripe
and who has the true blood in him.
Below is extract from another address delivered by
the Governor in the Tabernacle on the 18th July
We want none Of their money and ii they are not dis
posed to send 1t here nothing about their moneys
coming ard this proves to me- and should to you that
do not about mans getting dime appropriated
to this Territory But viii send delegate who will
do hurt and If not that the hue and cry of
"treason against the general government" would be
made would not send delegate at ALL were 1t not
that they would say Now you have proof sufficient that
the MormoDs to secede from the Union as they
have sent deegate and thus hatch up pretext for
commencing iesh h"stlites against US.
II has been observed that the people where Judge
douglas resides say to him. what you going to Go
with utahs We hope you will do ,omching to put down
one, and they will acknowledge them openly" q am
talking in accordance with their practice) 'We
want to hire in the dark and pay them few
kick them out Of doors. But the Mormons will
them give them their name acknowledge their children
and educate them.n
There il one great difference between the Morrnons and
the Genes, and upon natural principestha is to out
ward appearance-n reality all the difference there is,
though laying foundation for another state of
being Are they men of virtuous character who talk
about the Mcrmons having more wives than oueG How
here to think that we had lawful wives than
one yet they would creep into your houses and try to
your wives and daughters away from you. What
forY Was il TO make them honorable to give them
better character in the midst of the inhabitants of the
Portable, and acknowledge them? No. they wanted to
prostitute them, to ruin them and send them to the
grave, to the devil when they had done with them.
do not know what shall say next winter II such men
make their Appearance here last winter. /
know what think shall say if they play the game
again Let the women be ever SO bad SO help me God,
will slay them
If any wish to go to California we will send company
ought to 20, for they are indeed bad enough.
There some things learned when was in the
south country lately which do not wish to mention be-
they passed through the southern settlements they
weeping All the time and they perhaps 10 their
to take them 10 California II any offer to do the same
things again in these mcutsins, Judgment shall be laid
to the line and Righteousness TO the plummet and they
say that Brigham does not lie.
fthey want women TO go to California with Them we
Will send company Of the same stripe, they can be
found and then both parties VIII be suited TO and for
each other. would rather follow her to the grave and
send her home pure than suffer my daughter to be pro-
stituted ! win not suffer any female member of my
family to be polluted through tho corruptions Of wicked
men,
Write this to the States If you please. If there
s ss esnss o. aa @'seg 70 that they
send their ciers and soldiers here to conduct them
selves they did last winter they shall mceupon the
spot the due reward Of their crimes.
Though may not be governor here, my power will not
be diminished. No man they can send here will have
much influence with this community, unless he is the
Of their choice Let them send whom they will,
and it does not diminish my influence particle As
said he first lime spoke this staId, my Governor
ship and every other ship under my CONTROL aided
and derive direct advantages from my position in the
priesthood.
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.
In Salt axe city, the 9Th July, by President Brig
ham Young, Mr.. lrancis Daniel Gift and Miss Virtue But
cher both from England
Though Wi -iorn and Beauty are qualities rare,
inAtr 10 IN tp
Yet Virtue is dearer and lovelier far,
And never with gold can be bought.
BY Elder Daniel H. Weeks, on the 2lst June, Mr.. Alex
ander Harris and Miss Harriet Craner, all Of Salt Lake
city.
BY Bishop slas Richards, Juiy Is 1858 Mr.. John Y.
Sanders and Miss Mary irena Clement all Of Union T. T.
In Nnnii the 18th July, by President Eli ah Averett,
Mr.. James ". Thackson and Miss Ellen u. Averett, all
OF kant
July cd BY Elder 1T. Mowcrv Mr.. Y. Shelter and
Miss Alice Zpporah Webb both Of salt Lake city.
In salt Lake city July 24th by Ilder H. p Olsen Mr.
Jorgcn Bentsen, and Miss Weber Erickson.
July 10Th, Mr. Ora Eastman and Miss Mary white,
both Of salt lake city.
IN Salt Jake city July 4 Hannah, daughter Of Jacob
J.. and Rebecoa Workman aged months and - days.
In sat lake city, July 23d, Mary Walters wife Of Ste
phen Luce aged 81 years formerly from Worcestershire
England.