The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-15


ahsen' noble stand made during The whole dis.
cos'im'y tessrs. Rosier Yer ,aeeen orr. Tesch aud
noe Orbsn no fouRhs the ground inch by iach, shv
ertd'oe sec'c arguments Of their opponents, and were
bsss.n cply by fosce Of pcmbers.
Tue piac le Of the bin being carried, the opposition
prcsreed amendment amer amendment O"i tinually do
fea,ed they oper at their post supported by the
great mas OF the coun,rys lot senoe Tho applause
Where's h thr chee greeted from the rb
rouaed the Ire OF the who declared that the
Assembly deliberatpg duress. and three times
during the d. bates the trb ines cleared by orce
A, length, 90 "Wednesday aa, NJ erere 'hsan having
dscared that the nment playing an "'ndgSe
cri" be fore the Chamber and the couotr9 xas caed
h order by the President He replied BY accusing
,ss frss,a' p. o. raI,iIiy the wo'a .a%s asvo.
sno psss@d upcen sured by tho President TINS sally wss
received with Immense appau % IN the tbnnes and the
PRESIDENT orei ed them 70 Dc cleared forth With anna
tho erosns and ellis Of tho cccnpan this task was so S'
enecte by the genda The croSd then rushed out
ride the Chamber aud hooted the Popes Nanoio They
yelled Minis ers cheered the opposition membsrs,
and In the ing psraded the town in groups or ny or
xy Next evening they broke sae wnoo.s Of 'ne hmsa
PARTY, likewise those Of tho Jesuits and other re'
gsus Toe Ioops were KEEP, 10 reedness,
artillery was stationed the Grand Place, AID great
prevailed On Friday the burgomaster Is ued
bidding groups Of more than i've 10 &c n,
ole and Ia the evening the mounted gendarmes dispersed
those endesvored To evsde Its elect YESTERDAY Tue
King published decree proroe uug the Chamber se d..
oil probability the ministerial bill VIII be heard on
| no more a..
werp, al Client and al Lege. The old spirit is roased
among The burghers, ami thew seemed determined 10
resist any further attempts at prestiy domination The
resoru adopted by the King the WI est that could DO
taken under the will probably restore
Iesce aud order by gv,ne the opportunity
qui ty dropping their obnoxious fnea ure wihoat the
,ps MD poS. by the Isson but. like the Bourbons
they learn nothing and forget nothing.
from the London Times, Juoe
We have received the Belgian papors OF honday
tranquility appeors TO he restored but posn OF the
Cvi Guard s under arms al Brussels, aud tno rps arc
ready for any emergency Some 70 persons had been 0
rested but the greater part Of hem have been get az lb
At Lego, where the windows of the Bishops palace
smashed by voev of stones the excitement as
subeiding The reports from Mons. Ghcnt Antwerp
other towns in tho provinces sre also Of Ganquilzing
nature.
Al the adjourn ment Of tho Chambers on Saturday at
u ses the President, after reading tho decree for the
onou, proposed three cheers for the King The
members OF the left and checrod, while the members
OF the riSht did Lot respond to tee appeal
Mormon Relations Towards Govern
ment-Gngiish Emigration g Utah.
fFrom the London Times, Jase
We familiar with the atrooiues OF the Mormonl.es
that new ones cannot surprise U.s. We hear tn We shock
ing accounts now almost with coone because it not in
bunaI nature that first impressions Of horror DO
tanned at their original height long Toe most dreadful
exposures grow at last by repe ion into order Of
Sides reascn With reasing and sernne
practical solution OF this Internal mystcry-some
practical solution in this sense that there must be some
meetrg dealing with H. How leug Ia this abominaon
simply matter Of dme III lhcre mus be ..op
about that Hero Is O whole territory protesting
TO be part ard Icel Of the great North American repub
lie, YET aiming the use OF moral and civil code Of its
totally oinerent from that Of the great aunity
which belongs code which Is simply reversal OF the
religion and be civilization of eighteen centuries, and
10 The savage state in politics and TO Pasa
in morals. Now, had Mormonism confined itself 70
Latter OF t,eee txo there might have been
difficulty in dealing with because you oaunot interfere
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,ecsre, as did through the federal court Of Utah. that
monogsmy WAS part aud parcel OF the Las OF the United
Saue, ana therefore that, II man had married sixteen
wives, fifteen OF them were his mattresses, md their
children ilegnate But, having pronounced that juag
from living with who called himself their husband,
II they chose
The United States Court then, having been suppressed
by force, and formal act Of rebellion against the federal
government having been Committed would appear that
there only for the federal government
take, and that thai 70 despatch military force to
Uah, suppress the prescott territorial and
carry the laws by means Of magistrates Of federal ap
ponmert acting under the protecuon Of The military I'M
al such time another territorial settlement could be Of
fected the United States government is vue 10 itself
have choice In the matter because the Princi
pie Of the federation dehed by this Movonite act the
federal law has been virtually superseded In Utah
refused To- convict upon the planest evidence.
But this Is an open and definite act, ADD,
Young, In person, 10 not cancelled or punished By
him, ihat the state II things Ia ihsha the federal
suppressed, and that, 10 the absence
the part of the territorial govo,n establish IT,
the federal government must itself step and defcnd ~
own authority The United States government were,
perhsls, wise In gving tne Mormons rope and waiting tin
an act bout which there could be mistake
med but now, at any rate the opportunity "a given.
We may hope. then. for something like break up
Of the Mormoaiis establishment At present the ~ pro-
fsBcs 70 live under kind OF theocrscy which idenudD
Church and state. and places the priesthood and cvt
government 10 the same hands. There must be o
considerable dropping OF the Nos monte mind when these
tao authorities are fairly severed, and the church nnds
ApAa
- religious communion, under a temporal government
administered by "Genhles" Hsw deeply the union Of
the estates snters into The Normonite s'idea'
om these very facts, which simply the result of i'm
patience Of any TEMPORAL power ndcs endent 6 and not
ncluoed within the church. when, ,heu the union has
been formally severed by the reduction OF Mr. brigham
Young from the king she pri-t simply, o great blow
will have been struck at the 81 stem, and hoe ,hAs
such 3 crisis viii opon the ey cs OF many convert
his, indeed, Amcntable 70 think hos many OF own
country have bcC fascinated by this mopsrous dcu
sion According TO DE calculation OF Mr. CArvaho who
the companion OF Col Fremont 10 his journey tho
ROCKY mounta "a In 1853, and spent several weeks
snone the hormcnlcs. nine tenths OF tho popua iou
were the poasanry OF scotland Eng land, and Wales" We
cannot account for such strange nfstuaton except
tho suppsion Of kable union OF motives and sum
lawr Il Travellers who have visited Utah, and even
long denk there that the greater part OF the
Mennonite enipMs went over without any Knowledge
Of the system, and simply under the influence OF vague
belief In Some prophet that had rscn up. II twas
half rc'sious half worldly dream, which led than
cratic rue peace psry and comfort rosned without 10.
trrupton or decay. IEven 30 long ago M 1851, how.
The progress OF Mennonite conversion In this
try had reached u climax, ant we trust nos ~e shall
soon look upon IL - Al event Of uie pasA
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Atent has recently been called q which pre-
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