New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-28

I Ie'efh county u a. go, who had just coue Gvu
| there had read all the Newspaper ex.mrsS n.
| SPri, r me Tg<s srd tIied 10 get A. AM ths -
ns';on could and find from 'bs infosuat:oo hsv,
received since then that be understood things mos
| correctly than did,
| When head that the troops nov on their var
eL, nsd sesled orders were con;rg with cannon ana
Hsu s,cPped The mail, il argued that there VA tie
| devb behind somewhere.
course. TIE Republicans were determined 70 mshs
the " MoInon" question tell in their favor AZ a.
| upe ne! were u!ing to elect Fremont they pa. two
cms.t;e in .ttutcs s Piarosp viz Opposition to The
The Democrats have proiessed to he oar tSerds "a
tSey 60 10 work to sustan the dtne... rto,. -
the South and the rights Of the people bat when they
do at the Republicans throw polygamy A. them ana
are determined to make them swallow tha. WITH Tia
other. This makes the Democrats gag and shsv have
felt strong desire 10 get rid ofthe Mormon question:
Say they, We who profess to be the friends Of The
" Moruons and support free institutions, s.uastex
Sovereignty snd equal rights, will do moro to the
Mormons than you dare do; and we viii PROCURE
offices BY that means, ard cave our party" ant
PLATE and Herod could be inside ffiends ovee the
death Of Jesus so they 90 TO work and plan our sas-
fee apd destructionsnd make up friends the bach
Of it. They would cruelty Jesus Christ, II he were
here quick as the Scrbes and Phaiisees did in biz
day. and the priests would help ihem
President Young says they shau not come here and
destroy U.S. ard say Amen The congregation shouted
amen
DOWN WITH THE MISSOURI COMPROMISE.
Are we bound 10 suffer their ABUSE ana oppreeeiO0
ccrtiLpalyi And IL we are, upon what principle II
there is any in this congregation, or anywhere
else, that will show or principle, or one piece 81
rstluction CT authority in the Constitution Of the
United S'stes n at authorizes the President OF tho
United States to send out Governors and Judges b
ih- Territory would like to see il.
lcsnrOt hId such authority. | will admit that o
usage of that kind has obtained that il is quite
omsy fer the President Of the United Statee, by and
with The cement of the Senate to appoint GOVERNOR
Judges, Marshals, Secretaries Of State, and all OF
hing tts' IL net authorized by the Constitution, much
less In force them upon us by an armed soldiery.
there is 20 such authority exists
Ivi,h T. quote TO you little thing Il had the
Constitute here would read il to you. II is TO tho
eject " that the powers not delegated to the United
States by the Cor sttuton nor prohibited by u to the
States reserved to the States respectively or to
"people."
/ published ibis in The Mormon long ago, and ssA
the Missouri Con promise unconstitutional. BY
and by the United States Judges gave the came de-
cisop. care nine hoTer'r 6eto,e hes gaze ,sc,rs.
II is tue principle, they have not the authority;
they have il at all II is in the people oedng 10
them and not what they possess by the Constitution OF
the United States.
time; if they bad sent decent men, would We have
opposed them No. We would have respected
them but will we submit 10 such Internal scoundrelsf
Never. no, never!
SO far as right is concerned then they have Nd
right TO appoint officers for ihisOr any other Territory.
ard will oefy any man to prove that there Is any
such right in the Constitution.
Iccnversed with Judge Black, who was coming
up to NebrsSka Territory on a steamboat-an inelh-
gent man, Democrat Of coure. When talking
about these principles TO bin, which he acceced TO-
put ny hsI d on bis shoulder and sad, Judge, What
are you doing here o. a. am here" said he, &c
codpg to the usege that has obtained, but, Il the
people do Io. want NE, all they have to do to az
press IT, and will go away again" wish NO only
had half such decent men AZ that sent here.
He tried to take another tack, which Is this; Ho
pointed out in the Constitution where the Supreme
Court Of the United States was mace one OF the
branches If the Government and the President has
the appointment Of its Judges. That Is true, he pos
the power 10 appoint the greater but not the
less. How do you make that appear Simply be-
cause che is mentioned in the Constitution and tho
other is not. The United States Supreme Court Is
coordinate branch Of the Government, and there Ii
provision made by the Constitution for the election
and appointment OF ifs officers.
THE HIGHER LAW.
When we talk about the Constitution Of the United
Staf.s we are sometimes apt 10 quote, "N0A PoPULI,
yox Del" that is, tie voice of tho people is the
voice u God but in scne pisces they ought to say,
'Vox POPULL Nox DIABoLI;" that 10, the voice OF
he people is the voice OF the devil.
We ere moved by higher law They talk some
times about higher law 10 the States. Greeley 10 .
great to talk about higher law, which means.
with him, stealing niggers.
We DO not care anything about that; We want 10 do
something better, somsihiDg higher aud more noblei
hat il rather too low foI us, consequently they nesd
not be afraid Of stealing their negroes we will let
III. have all the benefits Of Them a. one of the grand
institutions Of Christians, together with the amaga-
mating process another Of the Institutions OF Chis-
family and smother grand institution they have among
The III s prostitution
AN INTERVIEW WITH SENATOR DOUGLAS.
The News closes a very sharp article upon Senator
Douglass Springfield speech, with the following cd
count al interview with him iu loi3, which Is re-
prr ted from the History of Joseph Smith" work.
perhaps. not familiar 10 all our readers
"THuRspAY, May IS, l8i3-We left Macedopis
about 81 Q. M, and arrived at Carthage at 10.
THE following brief account is from the journal Oh
William Clayton, who was present:
"Dired with Judge Stephen A. Douglas, who is
presdipg at Court. After dinner Judge Douglas re-
quested President joseph to give him history o. The
\ Missouri persecution which fe did in very minute
napner for about three hours he also gave relation
in behalf Of tie Saints to Mr. Van Buren,, the Presi
dent of the United States, for redress and Mr.. Van
Burens pusiIlaDimous reply Gentlemen, your Gauss
'is lust but con do nothing for youi and the colo
unieelrg manner in which he was treated by most OF
the Senators and Representatives in relation TO tbs
subject Clay saying, You Lad better 20 to oregon.
Calhoun shekrg his head solemniy, saying Iss
nice question, critical question, Dul wiz ho' u" '"
egtate il
The Judge listened with the greatest attention, and
then spoke warmly in deprecahon OF the conoucs o,
Gov Boggs and the authorities OF Missouri, VINO hoo
taken part in the determination, and said that any
people that would do the mobs OF Missouri have
done ought to be brought to udgment-they ought 70
be punished. II.
President Smith, in concluding bis remarks said
that if the Government which received into is
Golfers the money Of citizers for its puplc Iano,
pense Of its public treasury cannot protect such
citizens in ,heir lives and property i IS an oa
| H. I6rd f;od cf Israel, that unless the United
state redress The wrongs spon the Saints in the STATE
Of Mssoui ard punish The crimes committed by Ler Of
f,ers ina few Sears TIE Government will be utterly
ovetnIowr ard wasted and there will not be 20 mach ~
ro,eberd l. Tor their nickedness in permitting the