The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-16

but steamer has been despatched there to make the
natives surrender and there will probably be some blood
shed before the matter is ended There about
twenty five vessels at Alden waiting the settlement Of this
difficulty, that they may get their cargoes from the
Additional from Utah.
As exhibition of the spirit which actuates the Nor
mons we make few more extracts from their speeches
from the Deseret News. Oct. IL
Though after all the exception rightly taken by Utah to
class Of former appointees may have been the
Objectionable feature for we viii candldy admit that
OF every grade partcuarized not being wanted
here, and that class alone were excepted tohs is the
brief and fair statement OF the gt of those memorials and
resolutions and merely excepting to having any more
scourdres thrust upon to corruption debauchery
litigation and all manner of evil in our midst is probably
the preext made Of by in their attempt
to crush every vuous principle out of our Territory for
the expedition against Utah be truthfully viewed in
other light And since President Buchanan, with all
those and far more facts plainly before him, has
seen fit to order troops to Territory where all
Is peace, it is fairly pre ann tina. he has
that he could find, for he was most plainly in
formed that truly honorable officers would be
spected and treated with courtesy, they have
been And as Governor Young has always been widely
known TO be the unanimous choice OF Utah for the posi-
ton he occupies and an officer against whose wise admin
israton of affairs not the first objection be substan
tated, upon what principle Of constitutional equity did
President Buchanan appoint stranger in his stead That
appointment made in danetrical opposition TO every
known correct principle touching the government Of free
men, for all just power is alone derived from the vol
unary consent of the governed Mr. President Cabinet
and Congress- If that is not the foundation and keystone of
republican government, will you be kind enough to
inform what sy II is the quintesscnce of
free appoint contrary to that consent and
but ohscourings Of the earth would accept Of
Office among people where they knew they were not
wanted and had no just right to be- We have sought
for peace all the time, and have yielded ground TO
our enemies until we have been driven into the
Businesses Of the mountains, and not going
to be again driven by Internal mobbers, no matter in
what guise they come wanton usurpation Of power,
by those who have done nothing for the Mormons but all
they could against them, is too tyranncal to be amely
endured forever for the spirit thereof bondage and the
end thereof death and it is far preferable to die free
than live and die slaves a land whose consttu.
on and constitutional laws guarantee freedom TO all such
will be free. And though nation has arrived
at period when man risks his life in advocating the
OF justice and innocence and though earth and hell
oppose and howl that will prevail Our enemies
the enemies Of truth peace, virtue and the unonare
now openly and ndisputaby arrayed under the black
Of local self government Of repubcanism and every
principle that tonds to peace happiness salvation and
ataon both here and hereafter, trusting In the help Of
the Almighty ana the aid Of all good in every cline
fearless OF the final result and prepared IL need 10
warmly welcome all mobocrats to the possession Of naked
rocks, arid plains and backened dcsolAtion.
BRIGHAM YOUNG on THE TROUBLES.
[Exractsrom remarks made by Brigham Young, Sept 49,
do not often &c, angry but when do righieously
angry, and the bosom OF the Almighty burns with anger
toward those seoundrcls and they shall be consumed
the name OF lsraels God We have borne enough OF
their oppression and hellsh abuse and will bear
any Of for there Just law requiring further
forbearance part. And am not going to have
troops here protect the priests and hcsh rabble In
efforts to drive US from the land possess for the Lord
does not want TO be driven and has said W will
assert your rights and keep my commandments you shall
be brought into bondage by your enemies Adj.
what would be the resuu All he'll would follow after.
naturally dislike 10 have any trouble and would not
not obliged to- but We are obliged TO defend ourselves
against the persecution OF oppressors have
stitutonal rights from and ourselves destroyed
We must either suffer that or stand up and
maintain tho kingdom Of God on earth We have
Euptx NIL thg tfup no nf darE
opposed to the kingdom or God that the powers
% earth and Of hell were combined against Il,
Christ and Aaa cannot make friends with each other YOU
cannot mix OIL and water righteousness and wichcdness
This Il the kingdom ~ God all others Of the devil
They be united In this world, in any other
there possibility Of the two Kingdoms becoming
Those who believe and obey the gospel O the Son Of God
forake all for its nicrt ts belong TO the kingdom Of Cod
ari all the rest belong to the other kingdom There
distinction, and the line must be drawn and you and
have 10 stand M 10 IT, though II may take from "a
our right yes and right hands We must stand 70 the
line and maintain the Kingdom Of God will all go 10
destruction together. II the troops this side or
Laramie, remember that the Sseetwster this side OF
that place. They must have place TO winter. for
they cannot through this season We could 70 out
and them up and would not require fifty 10 do
H. But probably shall not have occasion TO take tina,
course for do not want 10 kill They may win.
ter IN peace at some place east OF but when spring
comes they must 20 back 70 the States, or at
any rate they must leave the mountains. We
have desire TO Kill men, but wish 10 keep
the dcyils from killing us. II you hear that they
near the upper crossing Of the Platte they will probably
stay there I'll they collect hy thousand troops We
viii say that nine and three equal seventeen and IL that
So how long will take 70 get those troops here Letan
arthmctican figure out how long will be before nine and
three viii make seventeen for that will be just
our enemies will get nfy thousand troops here. |
that you want 70 know what will be the result OF
the prssen movement against NUrmonSm will take
aim, ghty stride into influence and power, while
viii sink and become weaker and weaker and be
no more. aud know Il just well as shall Eve
years hence The lord Almighty wants n name and a
character. and He will show enemies that lie IL Cod
and that lie has set 70 His hand again TO gather Israel
fat and And He 81 Ua~tp~
CHOW you my children, dare you take step TO promote
righteousness IN direct and open opposition 70 the popular
/ viii Gght your battles our enemies had
better count the cost, for " they continue the
job they will want TO let u out TO sub con.
sst in sending troops here want the people IN the West
and last understand that viii not oe safe for them
the plains II has cost the hundreds of
thousands dollars or the Indians in the other Ter
rtories than has IN this, end have saved the govern
ment hundreds o thousands OF dollars by keeping the In
dams peaceabe Utah Hundreds of miles have the In
dams travelled know whether they might use
up the emgrsus, saying, thcy have killed. many Of us
and they you and damn and shall stand ~
have always told them TO hold on 20 stop shedding
blsod and 20 live In peace But have been told that the
first company Of packers that went through here this
Sou their way from California 10 the states shot nj
every Indian they between Carson Valley and Box
der and what has been the resutg Probably scores of
persons have been killed animals ha We been taken fro m
nea rly all the esrants that have passed on that rd
the Indians IN that region have more stock than
they know how TO take care Of and they into the
commenced the Indians snd " they do not quH
such conduct they must stop travelling through this couh
try, for u s more than do ~ keep the Indians still
under such outrageous treatment
In his sermon IN the Bowery the 9Th Of September
Brigham alluded TO Mr. Buchanan in this prophetic FASH
ion
will cay in reference 10 President Buchanan, that for
hts outrageous wckedness in this movement he shall wear
the yoke as long az he lives he shall be led about by his
party with the yoke on hs neck, until they have accom-
pshed thor ends and he can do more FOR them aud
hs name shall be forgotten and cold Bright as brother
Kimbsll calls him, shall be free am persuaded that for
their horrible wicked treatment TO this peopetbc only
loyal people in the United states the only people who
know the worth 81 the constution-they viii be sorcy
punished.
STATEMENT OF a. ". DAVIS.
Mr.. q. W Davis makes statement In the N'dr. VIC
quote portion " n-At Fillmore City, the Bishop said
be could scarcely withhold the brethren from following
after the train (which Afterwards massacred) aud
cutting into pieces because parties OF that train cursed
'hc MormOns for not selling Thorn provisions The Bishop
said that uey bad instructoDs frop Brigham Young na