New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-19
ELDER HYDE on UTAH AND ITS PROS
PECTS.

To TIC EDITOR Of TheN. Y. Trssa@
SIR. |, s ore thing for Bril- CHAM Young % bus,,,
another thin for him 10 act La his talk he pesd,
s.vild As Kimbal aud Klmball is as vh as q ma.
risc In his actions Brigham IL PoIaie too polite 10
hurv matters His force is increasing too rapidy by
yearly immigration. His men are preparing too tho.
roughly by slant exercise. His resources are be.
Eng 100 rapidly developed end little valleys for retired
too Fl, quently discovered. He viii temporze Is es
as he GEN. for 70 delay the struggle is only TO be hs
better prepared TO meet it. II government be Cts,
ard the officials sent 10 Utah poEde~t, there WI b
% y,,I of a struggle at all Nothing is more O..
tain than that. Every advantage that Brigham pa.
sssses can be counted every talent that he possss
~ .mnloys can be counted. That which may BE-
count,5 can be erc.edtdi Brigham will yield to Tie
NOW Governor ike tiger, who couches back on hx
bam che only to add 70 to his spring he sill crouch
and Weld, III Col. Cumming be ntm aod wlse-aei.
Their encouraging him by his weakness nor Irritating
6yotbfr officials rH hare 10 fy for hen med In BY Tie
Mo,mops if they be once aroused, Bingham isrghtn
h;s statement that =, 500 would be contemplate 6f
anything but a body'guard 70 pro,e ct 20, + Yes.
have TAKE n one move on the chess boald Of sdair,
and the next belongs TO the Mormons: The newGo'.
e,nor and officials will spend the ensuing inter there.
They will form Committee OF lnqany, and w,n ex-
aHs the real position Of matters and report. On The
r. nit Of such investigation, and the nature Of such
renort must future policy be determined. II the
The country be resolved to abolish poygamy, and
think ought, and hope it will one oil the measares
snoo,sted In nv work on Momonism, viii have to be
ooS1, ed ana then only energetic action can accom-
rIsb the design. II the Government decline Inter
tering with polygsmy, then the Mormons WIN NUN
down into most peeceao'e people, anu "ppy ~ az
mission into the Cuon. Polygamy viii taeR De no
Det gyourds fer refufoi aud rs ell their nectonng
wi he over there viii be no other vsd reason Iney
VI m then be admitted aud America VIII lend the sane
tuary of her land and the seal oil hef assent ~'he
uoustIous evil and foul blf.
Eor after all bowey,r much minor circumstances
NAV warp ard turn aside inquiry from the real po :.
tive point at issue 1t is poygamy that Is the bone
sip.w of the Mormon difficulty To defend p0lyga y
ti ev have partly reb He'd to meet the rebellion,
lyeamy must be attacked If poygamy be concede |,
iii the rebellion will cease of sef; and the Nor
viii settle down INTO state of gIumblng and s,spi.
cious vigilance The real an0 the sole question De
resolved in the Mormon matter, 10 this, Shat TIE
United States tolerate poygaIy in Utah T. III II
determined to permit it, recall your troops cease your
phjlipics and in the name OF common seme let tne
whole business drop, and the MorInons VIII never
ronbe your ne ace or buster staggering menaces Of
resisting your Intervention They will only TOO gladly
escape Your attention by their silence, and youi wrath
bv their submission. They will contenedly leave the
blister on your conscenses and the blot on your epu-
ta,n. the lie to your vauDts Of PROCESS and the
nroach on your religion the for the Heather aud
The ,aunt for the skep,ic Tney will enjoy the nduL
gence and leave you to bear the shame. the eou1'
y determine to suppress polygamy, the time 70 at
upon it and enact some law before the executive can
| have any law TO enforce. The measures and toe
means must be greatly affected by the reports and
| the suggestions Of the lately appointed officials.
One thirg is certain. Brgham will not resist the
tntrsrce OF the troops the app int nent OF I.
| Cummings if they only conduct Themselves with the
! ast prudence; if rot, they will act fools, and
only reap the reward Of their folly, bat pre- ptate The
| country into Iightful and monstrous massacre. I
await therefore, with painful interest the arrival Of
the two next mails and apr0Pos Of MALE the Utah
| pie have much to complain Of by the unjust and
ridiculous stoppsge of their ma which is not only e.
injury to business who are not Mormons, but an
injury 10 the country, by r-kng the arrival Of
Dews when the interests and the honor OF America
demand the fullest Information and the earliest advices
JOHN HYDE, in. 4