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


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NV" ~ y ct..oie. % aesis OF tse Momn
th""" '"t''' ny c,nsi'g over this snosc:
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il col. .nt ,- N",Hrr e 's,i The murder Of Ss,,s-
,sl, -. n.y., ~ ~ reason save thst he gaa
.us ,~ 81 ." b-iBg 80 rmos, hes bee, a.,
,!i"s' ,N 'te ssEs iaf. tas murder os Il snaassas
p,ti .tat, eel Ht"v -os ,s quite o'-a pls.,a
=. -. uut ui ''s .;Fs'rOyiDg An zs!." A TIA
sl. .es- -..i sh.,'t J. '' L-oc--,he ah.r.,d
VIII raps though Il l. - ie1ded ne ~ss sil-i oy
" mnL wee sisI, - s,-'-N ~ by ensny, by Das,s
or "a ,4.ab sis s..~ g.,ri uodec Der a,aflss.''
o. - lryh Eyass wH'' ~ Tie bore - 0ne II
Co. -, e- p~n",n- "a tom 'h r tip "a, Of
TIE ,ft3, 20 In ,i.tf ~ re ssrole ,ae .Jx was
b,N,, .-..,.oot"'ly -x.d-."-i Mr.. Harley, .,xyr
h.r U,,., u, d Ell swt' - Utah; oai goiug ods &
dny uN Bill llick k-rn u Dsrl ., hss mo- oe-n assrd
OF E,!ce Nan, Csl''osn IIisran'e have dsspp,ed
oD a.. Utsb route. sp, ihs 'usep ia nnatsn of asir
takD II has oerJ ci ed 10 toe 400 plot Il IA la-
diers All theee chs les t- sla,drFuas siofisi
bat II fhey 6re they Ws ~itt macy ,ir,sins'aucss
tending 10 sssv, IL il airOst iacrctiola
TO supycee the dopgs ri Ia ,hugs ssn fipd ps Aid
IL ne history Of AL - oi Am rio. bat thS's
Nor. "p prophets n,d sti-s, n rhe3 d, 4 aiea
any hIs lapc thtN ,alu at themselves aad oil feys-
ls',"p n iibersl iu'erov -'is), should D. ~zy
sosu. taking o. uush- >ihipS tie soord hx'oe ne
place bnu the sfcc0!n- ~ ciqod IN rOec md iced
WHAT Is AZ DONE
Rave no desire {, ual- party capital by msslns
sny issuss toucsng Ciah II is a tuyoar'qanns
the d, bers'e si'ento ~ s'sesmen uD.y a-pire %
DIE sen, some fac the u,.st authentic din sdn
10y iescu calculate 70 attention - tue subject.
1t /. qn:e within the p,"-To gebtiem, Ia hfow tae
question into the pool ~ partisan poiitics ~ gviaS
aid aid coufoit to IT,. S,iest theories 10 ~hich sny
religious impOsfure evtr gave bnta The Psesiieus
ono RueIs Of the Mormon Gharch have already sought
shelter In The eosom OF TIE Democra'c party by their
proclamation Of the l4'h August, d. 1856 They
fps fault with the Republican party fof including their
"sscred psliutioo' in the Phrase Of the tam relics
of hsrberism." They seo declare:
., The n. uocrstic Copv. ntou In Cincnnst, which
James Buchar for President passed the following re-
E,.oired Tbs. Congress. power under the cousn-
on 10 with or control the domestic as isaons ~
States and thai all such state. the "a prs
everything apperte nns 10 her own affairs not pro
hibi'. by the Constitution
principle OF the Democratic party which nsy
have extended 10 Territories well States the doctrines
p to US IN Ae desert ~ wells to he 'eters
Te Democratic party the instrument 10 Gods hand BY
which be effected our 0snio sovereign STATE With
the domes ins ut.oIs OF Slavery and Poys ab.hes
BY The pac renewed to the Of latter days,
through Gods cbo..n rucu and prophetic"
There II, 1 hope room Ia doubt whether the Demo.
nayfy yxxtll ali tts IN ha usab
purpoae Their politicsl necessities must be grsJb
when they accept Of such coadatorc upon econditoas
Indicated
II may be very properly asked, supposlng IL should
be shown that state of things exists in 6tah which ell
would admit to be wrong bat gsing TO do about
it, The subject is without ts difficulties, bot they
are not altogether insurmouufable. For one, should
greatly prefer that the people OF Uutah would upon
calm reconsideration of their own sffars, remove by
ths sir own action all jost matters OF complaint Bot
they choose to refuse pegect to do 80, have only
to say by our silence and non action that We viii 40
qui.sce to constituhonay express our diss,pfovd
l. We may "disappiove" of all the LAYS Of ths Ter.
rtory that please, aud thereby annui them and tof
such ressors as may appear proper.
ii. We may ciIcum cfibe the boundaries OF me Teri
ritory, and give the Inhabitants much hms.
Ill. II the second proposition be sdop'ed, We may
then abandon them, and leave them 10 fight ou tneR
own independence ana salvation spiritually and ten.
porslly. ~ their own gooO idse.
". We may cut no tae Territory, and annex ii 10
The various adjoining Territories
V. We may oIgaoize b Territorial Goveromsut %
the old plan of Count, con,isng OF Governor and
Judeee-not Mormons; aid with q military forcs saf
fcit nj TO m8iL tain II
have thus given an erteaso enough Of the s,.utescf
Utah their doctrines AID ordinances, to sbo< thsis
leadupg chsrscterstios sud thst they dangerous
and should be aunUlod, aud cannot butbops enodgn
of eerneet will ere b., befould In CoDsren fesdy
TO de wise actiOI--oOt OF pereoutioo-~cereoy
,ur common country may be rescaeo from he great