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

M II S,p' IL, 1856 r., --4d: = r,oe, 80 nav
more wives 'hso oro, sue Sh., nf'ha. Fey TIA
Cerks CT wicked h.Ve thsm -iores ~ IN ju-Sais u
"psosfut,s ne have memo"
Tfie is impuystivn h.-a-' A'"'rcsu - Zen
which their kDosn virtEe slfio niy IofnA la c1s'
sc,er P vcrJ like ne chs'g-, resr.d ~ H r" -
Ts,k;sS EUh.ssai ior 10 Franc ~ "Hss" sa.s
be "are -elt timpetoDs N 60 2trs u O. 'he |hr's
tar-; Al the eIp@os- s,i t'"uhla n' ke-Ii's
sse,sc!o rsch u bis oa hoa'e, ha'you ease yoa.
"s-l.es ~ 'ls borden aD3 have oar s'rNg'. 70 ~
"fsieId de- torfeS /; is p-:lr, t1:, toe anTIn'Js ~,
.houiS syu.ysir;z. mure With Turks ,h>n s'ib enr %
tans' ao,md0, ly they DO snH tSeo his ,si - ~
.c,e of eiN izaion repest the. slsnde's' a'u
ls,e tbsr doU-stic instisutons - .~x.a5s
In TIE same srymon brother Big, AN p -.
nil ri ling ,lov Di-b joses - III p'iss''y Io"''"s
-Mcrnsln sas 81 bel c-nDOt iIsrT I'D the
80 to az q. az oSeygbaenI Sat-" OF ooses'
mont and the Lord i'ss u ~i .. ." re bo1aI ~ b.
eSme sovereign st.s he Upioo or 40 oS"fSsh & 10 'on
s Osi'rlv, aud ut ,n. sr', =. tn mi. oa .. ot.; yos
Sr~p you plesse bat write it - 'peas IT.
The lask Of p.ri )t-m aud the iogr-.ned hostility ot
the sorucss 4, our Republic. admit OF dispate-
voud not pptsh em these fscts, bat hey are no>
,peh iscis az are calculated TO excuse ae wrongs OF
deeper dye. -
ctsire 70 call tire atten'ion Of gentlemen :?ecisi'y
H. the whole code Of toe Territorial laEs of UCdi Adu
IA Ire f,st soe il is " be- observed tn.t Dy sect'o
cf the at of Congress, providing Ior p'o 1IisIa
ton of u o re,rcry, IL Is pfcvde1 tst at ne 14rS
" pasad Jy fAe L>snatioe AsseDbiy o@A 'o2t'"or
:" shaA be sS6nLaed TO ne C1.sTeSs On '"e @.
Stoies and # di,oPp~oUed, 'h@f oe Hn", ana o no
sa1et" The organic $50 provides ihs; tae Gov.
eyror shall hold his office four ye1rs AID un'll his
"successor is sppoI ted and qualified uale's .ooner
removed by tne Prrldent VI r1e United orsHS'
This provision enables ~eak Administrations to o,n-
tinue any Gcverrcr in his pace fr e, w1en cnce n
poser without the direct responsibility ~ maslog the
appointment, or If Dew appOintd ent s made. II en-
be conferred upon oDe iNh- C'l S'ept"rl who vi De
sur. 10 decline It. II is By t3s holIover clause that
Brighsm Young lie perp-'uatsd In .fhce design 70
cite The Tefn'OI al i.vs to show no lar 'ns
Gne-ror Young has mou1polized not only the re
Hgious but the civil and mill power Of the Terri
tory. If not mstas en- il will appear that he has,
with aud without forms Of law secured to hmself more
despssc power than Is now exercised by any ruler on
the go where written Institutions are ob.ecved sud
the Congress of the United States thus fer does not
"cisspprJV it.
On page 2l7 Of the laws will be found
"ssc 6. The battalion Of lguads in Great Salt Lske
Sissde or division and M be subject al times the call
eS The Governor and lieutenant General"
This corps sspires TO Nspoeonic model Svise
body guard-ard whether for purposes of Ofease OF
defense for the poup of military displays, is liable
to sD the suspicious republicans haze ever eaeitalned
against usurpers and aganst staudlng army In tme
Of peace. 1t s not enough that the Governor s cpu
manoer in chief Of the Nsuvoo Lgions. spread over
eleven oisrcts that elections for filing the office OF
Lieutenant Gene al shal be ordered by the Governor
tsee Lsws page 2O7 but he muet have battalion OF
hf qua de attached to nobody but himself and at all
times subject to bis call!
With the Governor seems to be lodged not only all
control over the manufacture of "sptrttudl p,pes"
but the manufacture of all other ardent spris. On
page It's Of the Laws, section will be found as fol-
lows:
eYpeden have ardent spirits manufactured within this
State license to some person or persons to make
and restrictions thereon
may deem requisite"
There is wide latitude Of power here, and conf
deDce thst might suffer some loss should change
Al. IA Is IFrAOr AIu ora
aes monopoly from which priDcely revenue may
be derived and of which no legal returns are provided
for.
In new country like Utah there are few bridges
and the rivers either to be orded passed by fer
ries. These ferries and bridges seem to be mOnopO
hzed by the Governor and the leading elders who are
the reby enabled to extort very considerable tribute
from the emierant travel passing through to California
On psge 267 of the laws will be found act granting
to the Governor exclusive privileges over two of the
principal rivers and which might De supposed to afford
the best chances for the largest amount of tolls, as
follows:
.ens Of the rerrttOry Y Dtah, That Brigham Young i.
sa bdses on Weber and Bear Rivers
OF the Wshsatch Mountains and to specify the rates Of toll for
the thereof"
All other acts are repealed and al other persons are
70 be subject TO costs and damages if they operate in
any manner, ferries and breges on those rvers The
act is unlimited as to time and TO rates OF toll That
the rates aud will be oppressive emigrant travel
ers furnish ample testimony. When similar grants
bestowed upon lesser lights Of the church, such as
brother Joseph Young Jthn Young, Joseph Busby,
William p Empy, Charles Hopkins, A. Wordsworth,
o. HYDE d Ii. Wells, or Others, the grant is resric
ted a. to time per cent 10 be paid over to the per-
petua emigration fund, and se rates Of toll are fixed.
On page 246 of the laws will be found an act of this
sort which will give as specimen:
"ssc l. BE 1t enacted BY the GorrnO, and Le0dsiee A.
ssey Of tie Ter, O,y Of U.at That Joseph Young and VIII
Han Empy have the hight TO establish feay ferries
81 s.: B,s year. 5ESI 'Gi
He. ub,erve The PUBLIC Sst%een the be mo mouth of
sEc s. The sai Young aud others shall pay ten cent Of
ell they toll said fees and bridge to the Treas
urer Of the Perpetual Fund Company oath E
frmsOD, before the lst day of September annually"
The rates Of toll are, for one man 25 cents; one AMI
NAL and back FL; wagon and two animals, IS; with
Sour animals 81, &c.
There rates would appear little inflated; but then
is to be noticed that these prime favores are put
under bonds 10 dsgorge 10 per cent lin not
but per cent of any such excess for the benefit of
prcselytipg foreigners. or the Perpetual Emigratng
Fund will give section Of another similar act ION
page 244) of the laws:
fs:S asH t.
River O the term Of five years from and after the passage Of
d.On Of the emigration from the States to CitOrnA Oregon
and this Territory provided be oath five cent Of
ohs Perpetual Emsatns Fund Company for the benefit Of
said Fund.- or before the st day Of September OF each
year"
When these persons fail TO establish ferries or
bridges power is given to the Governor to appoint
some other person to establish them See Laws p 247)
In order more efectually to hold all Mormons within
the grpe Of the Church, and compel them to discard
all other tribunals, it Is their policy to discard and
drive out of the Territory all lawyers. Ths profession
to be dreaded their natural foe. In the Ter
tosia Laws, page l39 the lawyers come in for it in
this style, viz;
the this Territory shall be compelled by any process
hw pay The counsel 50 employed for any services rendered