The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-14
Dur San Francisco Correspondents.
SAs paycrSc0 Nav ~ 1857.

SAX FRANCISCO, Nay 20, 1857.
ne UyaA Atcmons-Crossing the Pains--EIecfioN Aoe'
mena-Ftnss in The Fsld--TAe Pacific Wagon Road.
No lees atesest 10 felt here In the solution or the Utah
problem than In the Esssern States Particularly we
concerned In having ide overland route from Missouri free
from Indian Mormon outvages Many sad tale Of wrong
and murder related by families who crossing the
plains from Missouri had the bad fortune TO como IN con
tact with Young and his horde OF followers, and who now
lament the fate Of fathers and brothers deprived mysser
ously Of Life. period must at time be reached In
the mpudent progress OF Mormonism and consequently
has given the greatest satisfaction to the people Of this
State thai the present administration have resolved
TO check the overbearng conduct OF Brigham.
His violent, Acrimonious and sacrlligeous ha-
ran2ues, with their unmeasured violence, moc~-
ing Christianity morality and the proprietes of ute are
yet sent forth from Salt Lake. We hear Frequently from
the locality, and the latest furnishes particulars OF
the murders Of three who had LEFT without permission
Of the church, and without surrenderng property to which
ad claim. These victims only add another to the long
catalogue Of crimes for which they Judge
Drummond who knows the Mormons weli,> gives, no
doubt faithful picture Of the working Of the system
OF rule enforced by Young The Judge we'll kno en- IN
this city .here he resided before leaving for .hs East
things at Salt Lake. weekly paper makes us
Appearance here, defending The absurdltes anc
moreover . congregation, exceedingly limited in
number assemblies evety Sunday to hear plead Ia
ory that they understood By those who reve them
Brigham Young perhaps oreseeing the FUTURE Is making
secret preparations to meet the danger toat MIN
For two past each train that leaves san
Bernsrdna for his Territory takes sh supply OF pow
der consigned TO Young arge quantity has wthir the
time Damed reached Sah Lake. and the Transmission or
1t still continues. Whether thls attended for protection
against the Indians for other purposes question to
be By those Interested The fact beyond
H. Il is The people of the country has
become heartily tired Of Mormon insoence and Mormon
outrages The latter are most "a aguinary and horrfying
nd heC rsfnp he mt nDU nd
spread or TO its attaining greater power.
Parties who enter The n tho comng cleo
ton in this State rapidly Developing themselves. II
seems the people viii have 10 select from threo--ihe
democratic republican, and coll -c'on of DEBRIS consist
ing Of the DISCONTINUED members OF the others with the
Vigilance Committee faction all Joined, and to sail under
the misused OF the "PeOples" party. THIS, II
would spuear to be the arrangement Of the forces all
to be well organized by september, and ready to take
their chances. The campaign viii be the most important
and most vigorously contested that has ever taken place
IN California On ordinary occasions the democracy eau
carry the State, they are 10 majority; but nov
dvid d. it 70 be feared among themselves, by reasons
in appointing tn Offices, the re-p certain. Be-
sides If the peoples party, called force the vigilance
honor bound to accept tue challenge thus thrown
down, and dght IN this point, If il is TO be 30. II
is true that a number Of democrats sympath!se with
the Vigilance Committee. and in such an event
their votes WILL s only reasonable TO suppose be lost TO
the party. The democrat, party s strongly plsdgei IN
favor Of assuming the State debt and Of course ss firmly
opposed to reputation difference OF opinion exists on
this very matter, will be another OF loss In
delegates will be elected State Con
ton, and then will be ipaBgurated the fret stages OF the
struggle or power and influence ar Broder. ,S is
OF great Influence and possesses the marked esteem and
confidence Of the great bulk OF the party Most OF his
friends conceive he has been treated altogether right
by the admin raon, and here is most serious Of
trouble for the Senator Is believed, will every
Legitimate means 10 obtain the return Of friends the
Convention. That majority Of that body will show their
confidence in him cannot DC doubted Col Weller ar
rived here in the last steamer from Pana1a, and in
few days afterwards he was announced a oandi
date for Governor. he vas not over fortunate IN
ntn14 hoN IN huUa ipfnr
lie. newspaper published here, and which ia times
gone by lent ardent though onav qualified sup
port 10 the Vigilance Committee Gsheret his name TO the
people candidate for Governor of the before the
Democratic Convention Later, ts same paper pr0fes
mence the election Of the nolDce OF the Count, Conven
ton to OIL the vacancy accustomed b. the resignation OF
Judge Tford who has been since appointed Naval Officer
The paper which urges Col WeeTs Nomination is not
cogpized q regular democratic Journal II worked
might and MAN, TO defeat the legislative and local ticket of
the party last fall Under these circumstances Col Vel
ler has not exercised much sagacty in allowing bis
10 be brought forward In the stated. There
otbe- candidates, however for Governor and
until after delegates are elected no safe basis could be
used 70 artcipate who is to receive the domination.
The republicans will probably nominate Col. Baker,
lawyer sf respectable attachments, aad very brilliant
orator The peoples ticket will have some extremely vir
uou' ,sr sP ss friend Of The pnss who r pro
State to do II honor Every day will add interest TO
not OF moment 10 ourselves but to the people Of the
The constructon of wagon roads from the borders OF
this towards Eas, has discussed very freely
by the press The liberal by Congress 10
construct good road TO the Pacific coast will have n
mar Sed effect in improving condition morally socially
and politically, great Il the ufusi IN of good
healthy stream Of emigration into the State, and tue
read will facilitate such result convention held
lev Gays since al sacramento 10 deye means Tor the
immediate construction OF road 10 connect with
the 10 be built by government Three populous
counties, Il rough which is intended 10 promote travel
from the Past appointed committees 70 obtain subscrip
TOPS. An act passed at the last session Of the Legislature
authorzs the people OF these counties to bonds for
$40 a0o the proceeds TO be applied for the building OF
good stage and roam the Sierra Nevada and
through Sacramento and III Dorado counties vigorous
effort ia making 10 prosecute this undarak ~, aod
from the character Of the interested In IL little Is
be feared OF its prompt completion.