The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-25


IS the SANE with masy OF the hisa priests and others
pray God that tn, people may rise up and get ny
Ghost, and axe up and live their religion, which
the maine os Jesus Christ Amen. a.
LEG ISL ATsys PRocEEDINGs--GoygRSog'sh EssAGE-
ELECTION OF 0FFIcxas.
On the 1sth DccemSer the sent IN his Messas.
a. follows
To TN Hosos,Rix TIE CorNcu AND Hovss o. ispsa,.r,
TINS or UTAH TxIiuroR.:--
Gs,rSfN-lt is with pleasure that embrace the %.
opportunity again Afforded 10 present Tor your consdec
ton those matters OF interest which pertain 10 he growth
prosperity advancement and well being OF our young AID
thriving Territory. - N
Ihgoagh the blessing, Of alwisc Providence We have
been favored With peace quctness general health
fair portion OF the bounes OF the earth partially compen
sang for The losses Of crops and stock OF The previous
year.
let gratitude and praise be given the lord OF
Hosts FOR these mercieS and vors, and with them may
wisdom and understanding continue to dow unto US
In accordance with acts Of the Legislative Assembly
constitution formed and adopted, the census taken
and delegates chosen 10 present application Congress
for admission into the Union sovereign ana inic-
pendent state. Recent advices from delegates show
that application has not been presented ing the
intolerance eynced by the predominant party the House
The enumeration Of the inhabitants showed population
Of near 1000 in this Territory, and is preumcd that
the addition 10 numbers since that taken would
amount to about twenty thousand. This gives aggre-
gate equal TO- or exceeding the ratio OF representation
congressman, removing every objection ii any made,
to our admission on the score Of insufficient population
The financial condition OF the Territory being sound
htle need be SAID on That subject The
ports OF the Auditor OF Public Accounts and Treasurer
however, show the small balance of three hundred dol
lars and eighty eight cents against the Territory il the
ses-ments we're all collected; Auditors warrants in crcu
aiion amounting 10 So 032 S. essened for the
current year Of $3+s 80, owing it is presumed to losses
of crops and cattle and less than the usual
merchandise in market do consider any increase OF
half per cent ary, believing that with The usual de
gree OF prosperity that rate will produce sufficient tOr all
neediul purposes.
She following appropriations have no, been drawn from
the treasury
Amt for S.at. Ia
establishing boundary hnes..... II SIS 90
educational purposes, 100 o.
a military school, ............. 1000 %
i desirable that the Legislative Assembly lend it's
pecuniary aid only for the accomplishment OF those Oh
lecs manfesty and immediately conducive TO the public
interest among which are the construction OF roads and
bridges the promotion of the Cause OF education domes
tic productions and manufactures the public defence and
the usual expenses attending the administration OF
ment which last mentioned are principally betrayed by
the general government, in consideration OF our still re-
mainins in q territorial organization
The s1nua! state fair, exhibition Of some produc-
tons and manufactures, was held in Grea, Salt lake C,
the first three days OF October last aud displayed
commendabe interest on the part Of the people in sup
plying wants with articles Of home production. There
was great variety of fruits vegetables cereals stock
and manufactured articles brought into competition
much Tor The prizes offered, TO crafty audable
ambition to excel and bear the palm OF superior merit aud
excellence. This is harmless ambition. and worthy OF
still further encouragement Policy, rs well as interest
dictates that We as people should rely more upon home
productions for our consumption.
For The ad accencnt and progress Of Territory,
should enact such laws necessary for her benefit
the oescoTent 1i nef resources anu h'o' CONDUCIVE
her interest," regardless Of what other States or Territories
may have seen proper 10 adopt. The dssimlary OF
Huhs circumstances msgh. hahe ieuS y pau eAWpe DC
Gull from the experience and history OF the past for the
oonee, -. 'e ,,.ie, Seens VISION anu 80 ~ so lar as
of forecast and Fermentation which dQuaf aud .render
nnt "u,e no ~, , ,a 'e a "nd VI pe
ccuent'. ~ ,cNpN ti'e 1,"s, a'e' anu nncno m"r'e
"Pc, sem "l'teno ,he ou"c' " eSSa"of IN '"s age
Of progression and reform
the nbS and spd death OF The
!, NJ ahnon ", h,onu'' 'nu 'ue1e pe'ns no pooa
Dl o' an 'pp"n'e o. 'ie General gTyerhmea arriving
poninen to tina, Office OF VIM H. Hooper Esd rs Sccre-
e'iA pro e"' A., ST. - -. ,, ,.-.,
me pesce o. 'he ierrhofy n.s remained unnefr,p.ea
uu M o Ser, cAom y, Jew "uan, VINO oominenceu
MOSQUES III toin Count! VI ene eaiH P"t' Oh sI"ch'
'oos soon supessed' Ca, caused ,ne DEAN On seven
IF III, ~, nroa, ana 'ne o' ~ ,sc nouh.
y, nv "'ineuy 'nais.l, eca~a' ahn nave
or W. @ 40 40 '"' u,gs, NV baIep' '.e noe
degree o. care should be exercised 70 pfovhe Terri
. o'! ritu sri supl''S o' imp eqpse s"u nnmam
.on' W W N'i' va SV''e 'o' e''se"'ies p" "S"' Ut
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.hc % nnsn ,,,en mc or e s'Vn e . cnnnuoy
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,ypop-Nsr OF STANDING Committees. prc.
IRON the pcserct News, De. al
The leg s,i!Vr Assembly as previously noticed orc,
r;,o An The State House in FILLMORE on the 9Th Dec In
Tho Colnri lie ZION Ueber & Kjmhau MS elected presi
dcnt. leo u,uLns Secretary. ohn r Game ,s.i.,,nt
s,cr,,rv. Cs-orse n Grant Sergeant At, Arms. samuel +
s,,rp1l. N..sen,er. pcl,ri Harlem rnrem,n and ~
ri,s II v seeiort cbap,,In -
In The House Die Hon Hosea ,ou, was elected Speaker
y,ne rcr,son Chief tgrr,,. J,ncs N N,rne,u ,ssi,
AM Cerk. illi,m N Kimbal sergeant al. ARM: Brig
b.,, Iou,, az N...cucnr. VIII, m therr torem,n ami
I...a Haven C,,aplain
Pursuant 10 Adjournment the Council, and House of Rem
convened ia the Social Hall IN Great S, Lake
cav on Inc 18th inst when his exceIeDcy Governor
Yocng communicated HI. message TO the Assembly, in
mint session which w,s read by Mr. J.nes Ferguson.
5srr Csr OF the Hou,e ana 500 copies ordered 10 be-
p,iu,ei
sr,SDNc COMMITTEES n 1-n COUNCIL
O, Prfn,r,-A!bcrt Darlington.
~ Hid'g-p IL Wchs' . IL hIne! T. ~ Mthsgd'
On G<fttoHS'-N ,aiihg,on' " ~ "etl'
On ti1'mN-" Mooirun, L. T. cFrinson
On Js1etdiM-D ~ Mets, v hardihs'on' J." Snow
% Iht-c bc"&-i@ sho" r. ~ McaHE'
~ ncol'' n,1@.-i- tarr, l" ., intr'ng'oa'