Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-09-25

service to his country were the admiration of his
tryen and of the civilized governments throughout the
world and as we behold this great column In the edlhce
alter it behooves all to unite hands in sustaining
that arch of the Union of which he at once the Or
nament and support
The resolutions adopted unanimously.
Important from Utah-Excitement About the Coming
ofthe United States Troops.
We have news from Salt Lake City to the 18th Of
August Considerable excitement appeared to be man
Tested about the movements of the United States troops
towards Utah. and Gov. Young had already taken a
belligerent stand.
The annual election for Territorial officers and for
delegate to Congress to have taken place the Sd
of August. Hon. John NJ. Bernhisel the only can
didate for delegate.
William Hanson, William Livingston, wife and
daughter had been cut off from the Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter Bay Saints for apOstacy. We have
extensive files of the Salt Lake News containing speech
es of Brigham Dung and Others
WHAT BRIGHAM YOUNG THINKS THE UNITED STATES
SOLDIERS WANT.
1t is their desire to say to the people, on are free
you are not under the bondage of Brigham Dung you
need wear his yoke no longer; now let us get drunk
fight play at cards and horses and every one OF
you turn to be prostitutes and become associated
with the civilization of Christendom." That is the
freedom they endeavoring to declare here. | will
make this proposal to Uncle Sam will furnish car
rages horses the best of drivers, and the best food
have to transport every man, woman and child that
wishes to leave this place if he will send on at his own
expense, all those who want to come to Utah. and we
will gain thousand to their one all who understand
this matter very well know 1t would have been much
better to have loaded the wagons reported TO be on the
way here with men, women and children than with pro
visions to sustain soldiers for they acW neUer get here
arithom ire help them neither do think it is the de
sign of President Buchanan that they should here
HE DON WANT THE u s.. MAILS
If thought my prayer might be answered, l would
pray that not another United States mail may come tC
this city, for until Mr. Kmba began his service it has
been constant source of annoyance disappointment
and to us loss We carry our own mails raise own
dust and maintain ourselves But VICE. woe to that man
who here to unawfuly interfere with my affairs
| Woe woe to those men who come here to unawully
NEEDLE with me and this people [ swore in Nauvoo
when my enemies were looking me in the face, that
would send them to hell lots if they NEEDLE witt
me, and ask more odds of all hell to-day If they
kill me- it is all right but they will not until the time
comes, and think shall die natural death, at least
expect to.
DON'T WANT TO STAY UNION.
1t would be hard for the people to explain away thu
idea that the government of the United States is shut
ting down the gate upon us, for it is too visible an,
this is what hastens the work of the Lord which you
praying for every day. do not believe there is maj
Or woman who prays at all, but what prays every da
for the Lord to hasten His work. Now take care 70
if He does may be you will not be prepared to meet it
The time must come when there will be separation
between this kingdom and the kingdom Of this world
even in every point of view. The time must whel
this kingdom must be free and independent from all 9th
er Kingdoms Are you prepared to have the thread
to-day.
MAKES HIS MIND TO FIGHT.
Now let me tell you thing, | shall take it as
witness that God designs to cut the thread between
and the world, when army undertakes to make thei
appearance in this Territory to chastise or to desro
my life from the earth. | lay it down as a rule tina
right is, at least should be, might with Heaven, it
servants, and with all its people earth. AS for tn
rest, will wait little while to but shall tax
a hostile movement by enemies evidence tina
it is time for the thread to be cut think that we Wi
find three hundred who will lap water, and we can viii
out the Midanites. Brother Heber said that he coul
turn out his women, and they would whip them. as
no odds of the wicked, the best way they fix it.
HOW BRIGHAM LOVES WOMEN
i | will acknowledge with Brother Kimbal and knO'
it is the case with him. that great lover Of W.
to sec them well fed and well clothed, and love to sc
their faces and talk with them, when they talk in right
eOusness but for nytlng more do not care
There are probably but few men in the world who car
about the private society of women less than | do.
also love children, and delight to make them happy.
HE Is WILLING TO LIVE PLAINLY IF HIS WIVES WOULD
NJ.
| accumulate large amount of means but | wOul
just soon feed my neighbor myself and every Oh
who knows me knows whether or not piece of iohnn,
cake and butter and potato satisfies bingham.
can live on cheap and as plain food any ma
in Israel | have said to my family great many time
| want you to make me homemade clothing, but
would meet such whizzing about my ears, if were
have even pair of homemade pantaoOns made. {
not know that ] have wife in the world but VIII;
would say, you are not going to wear them; 70
ought to something more respectable for you deser
to as much as any man does
: BROTHER GEORGE HALL WOULD FIGHT BUT DON'T WA,
There have been and women and children enous
, who have died through the oppression and tyranny
our enemies to damn any nation under heaven and
nation of 25,0O000O of people must exercise its veal
in violation Of its principles and the rights quart
: tied by the blood of their fathers-bOod that is mo
sacred than their heart sprngs-and this they
doing to crush down little handful who dwelt in t
midst of the mountains and who dare to worship G.
they please, dare to sing pray, preach think act
they please. All have to say is to just 60 ahead al
burst your boiler (Voce-they WILLY This is the W;
the thing shapes itself in my mind and if [ were n
afraid to die would fight long there fing
\ left Yes if | were not afraid to die | would fight
there was not as much left of there was of t
4 Kilkenny cats. Just look at him, view his conduct
wards this people; besides his being my uncle he has
e ted most shamefully mean When told my uncle "
afraid he only laughed at me, but tell you that
[ were not such a well known coward would die like
r man of war. The very idea that a man has been aw
down by the bayone is something that cannot stal
a CORONER CONNERY OUTDONE-The Indianapo
Journal is publishing series Of sketches of early tr
and occurrences in Indiana, of which are partiC
e larly rich. The following, entitled Coroner Come
t, OatdOne,' is one of EN- "A man was found de