New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25

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ros- ibe'- isio p-c-s-''. for any t'e ID it"d RON
the Ui tied States 10 bny tn8t gould no svooIDg
mercy frcli.. " The Mormon. ku-p oett1r They
have poittssiOn sbd ;aa' IA good cf- aga nss ths
Upt.o Sistes. bs, i-nd kroed is'her V1lae'ees
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The GovefDpr and biz Ap,-tss. II is "ol, ~ pr,1-
u.iiy 70 'te III oine IN Utah that wood grows or
wafer lpus" Whoever controls th'se pisces com
u o, q. tie des.I ies OF the people and ses hs own
limits 10 III. sb The gronts for theee privileges
sre DJuerous ,ioe Territorial Laws, pp 63 "a, ~,
73 aDo tbe Prophet ard his Apostles have no moral
y hv,c,oDs" gainst suth sp-oi' legislation As a
ssnue OF these acis-an adobe ir IN the Mormon tenn
pb-l viii give b@re page b3, chip vn:)
BE o,Gained BY the General A,,sobly rae S.sV De-.
That Brigham Young have 'be sole control Of CITY creek
and yen .d thu: into The Public Treasury toe 'nm
Of $50 iberefof " .
As ali the land requires to be irrigated to make i.
fruitful the sole control of the City creek moy be con-
,cered TIE c'eam o. these special grants ana Brother
,bsu d. ub ss fod- the revenue squeezed from the
GItaf Salt City very convenient for the maintenance
Of his UtahpiaD spiritual views:
Other elders are "a ly provided for. On page "a
oi VI territorial Laws II rea6s In favor OF the Presl-
DEPT Of The CouI ell thus:
"Ben o,doned by he Gre,al 1.se"b'y q ne STATE e
.onyeyr the 8s,er Of Norh Mil Creek Ksnyoa aud the
the kanyon next porth 70 wit: About haf cue
Ssr,ops ard propa the same 10 tie use Of saw MILL
s';,tmil ar other machinery"
BY reference TO the Territorial Statutes ii will be
seen that the Of Young and SDi sccur 30 ire
cuebty az to suggest the usa thst they are generic
terms Here is law, on page ~, which clearly in
terferes with the primary disposal of the soil in favor
Of ODE Of be twelve apostles, Ss follows:
"srcrIos Bet ordained BY the Gene,aI A"e~Hy ot ne
the k yops the side range OF mountains Of
hereby teorsc
Smith Who is hereby authorized 10 conrl the timber IN
said ksnyoDs 10 work roads into them aid TO direct eheH,
Hhe' ard by ShO" timber may be taken out theretrom
CSC No p.rson shall be allowed 20 timber In any
place IN thee lyp, hout Permission from the proprietor
Lest there peGial grants should not cover all the
valuable timber lands ] viii extract another law which
places all timber" under the control of the County
C.pt-Vde Territorial Lqrs, P lH:
SEC The County Court has the control OF all TIMBER
water privileges any water course or creek to gram, mill
se, and exercise such powers in their u emen shall best
tirnha ha oft he
in the dis rbuon Of water for irrigation or other pdr
poses All rights held under Legislative authority
shall not be inserfered with"
To strip and waste the timber land is to destroy its
value especially in Utah, where timber is not
plentiful Even contingent proprietors have the right
by common law to prevent euch waste But bere sre
''poprietois set up by Utah against the world when
Ufsh much without title as was Satan when he
made some rather exfravagsnt prefers to our Savior
Besides spo]ia Of timber is An offense against our
own public laws for which the Government is to be In
IDENTIFIED and for which the trespassers are liable to
prosecution. While We are prompt enough to suppress
these depredatiops In Michigan, Wisconsin, and Mo
nesota Why shopld we not hunt up the ofiendsrs 10
U,ah Al report them for euch action the public In
terest n quires.
BY the adroit course pursued by the Mormon people
of Ub it does not appear late az the 10th OF june
1856 that any of the public lands OF the United Saes
located in Utah have been disposed of. There are
100 O270 720 Of land in Utah. The amount given
to schools and the University is 6,6Sl 7O acres The
amount OF what is termed vacsnt public lands y
300 377 acres have been surveyed that single acre
has been sold in Utah, that the United States has
derived one dollar OF income theretrom Under this
sharp practice OF the people OF Utan, the puoc ands
of that Territory are and will forever remain, utterly
worthless for ell purposes of revenue to the Govern
rntnt OF the United States
President Young is Ieputed to be a good hnsncier,
sDd il is quite evident that he Is wide awake to the
temporal iDereets Of the prophet. II the policy OF
the MoImoDs teach their floweIs to value property
only as advances the interests Of their church and its
prophet apostles, hgb-prests and elders. The prophet
Jcseph had revelation that ne must not work; de
then had apotber that the fsi hful must build him
house All this, and much more was implicitly obey
ed But the prophet Brigham does not trust himself
altogether to the nlflnent of any such seemingly pre-
ca,ious prophetic revelations New oomers must sur
render once tenth of all they possess; and he can
not be cheated neither he says in old spawned horses
and they must annually 1.-THE themselves 60 TO hell
at last Tthng lie the sharp point of their sermons and
the burden Of their songs. From Ihe Nexs OF Apnl
thirty seventh quorum containing more truth perhaps,
than poetry
"Nov male and female rich and poor
Whe wish to heep your standing sure
That you salvation may secure.
G1nS that H. ..o and PnS nS,hns sNI. e.
In aoci. and aeIt. and tb ,ii increase.
With PIGS and poultry duck, and geese
A tenth indeed, Of all your toll,
And if you We any wine or oil,
Come forward and pay up your sithns'
"CHoSrs Then, If to prosper yoa desire.
And wish 10 keep out of the hIe
Nay II you TO be- saints aspire,
Come forward and pay up your tithns!'"
President Young 10 ooubtlt far the richest man In
the Territory and though his wives may not as some
ott 10 do work in the field some portion Of
his hsrtm have sought do washpg for United States
soldiers passing through there to obtain pin money for
Brother Brigham is supposed to be not 20 lavish of
hard cssh he is Of the blessings of Abraham" He
owns quite number Of ssw-mils, ss we'll a. WOOL
osIdiDg machine which be sdvertises in The Ne.cs
His various moncpoes OF wood and water In the kan