The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-12-16

boaslng, but yet io Nyise government
will lightly estimate the efforts which
may be inspired by such phreuzed
ianaticism as exist among tue Nor
mons in Utah This is the first re-
bellon which has existed in our teir-
tories, and humanity itself requires
that We should put it down il uch
manner that it will be the last 10
triile with it would lie 10 encourage it.
and render il Formidable. We ought
&c 90 there with such IA imposing force
~ to convince these dended people
that resistance would be vain, and
tins spare the eiiusion Of blood We
can in this manner best convince them
that we are their friends, not their en-
cmes. In order to accomplish his
object, il will be necessary. according
to the estimate Of the War pcrart
ment to raise four additional regiments
and this / earnestly recommend to
Congress-. At the present moment Of
depression in the revenues Of the
country ! am sorry to be Obliged to
recommend such measure : but feel
confident Of the support Of Congress,
cost what 1t may, in suppresaing the
insurrection, and in restoriap and
maintaining the sovereignty Of he
constitution and laws in the territory
of Utah.
i recommend to Congress the establish.
ment 81 territorial government over
Arizona, Incorporating it with such por-
tons of New Mexico as they may deem
e1pedient need scarcely adduce urgu-
ments in support Of this argument We
are hound to protect the lives and the
property of our citizens inhabitinp Ariz-
ona, and these are now without any eff
cient protection. Their present number
is already considerable, and is rapidly in.
creaslng, Notwithstanding the disadyania-
yes under which they labor Beaides the
proposed territory is believed 10 be rich
IN mineral and agricultural resources, e.
pecially in silver and copper The mails
Of the United States of California are
now carried over it throughout its whole
extent, and this route il known to be- the
nearest, and believed to be the best to the
Pacific.
i'Ung eAp renee mas ueepiy convinced
Tue 'i'a' s'rict CONSTRUCTION OIL the pow
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