New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-09

able Ji,. 81, proyd~s Gy he spp1i9B.n BY ta Pred
SSv,,nS, sto vast be sxeio superintendent Of nisn
sashs ssere,ay, ihsse y-st, OF Lee 'ss,ns g. ~,
appointment Of h. ns>s'AJ 70 e1e>d 'a ara ana cur
| In6isn .Jssua over f'rt'ory 49, oo,,
spssSseI iss6 and has held the sios s;sr .aee "ois
GoyTnr foune 10. bee. epia 1,5 H. % se q, b se
time The head church called zoe LatteEDsy ssin snd
P,, issfstion srd .nthory from the Alm.a:y Hs
pwer has therefore Sbsoiuie over bo'h Church and
TIE ofU;ab almo e1cgsiv.v belong to this church
ard it'll fAraties pirit that he sove'noi o. 'ne
Tertoy divine appointment they obey h conmand. az
thee o,rre, IeveI,iops rom Heaven II thereoie
Re CHI s government: sbs mo on nth he
Of the United States the Of ae Mormon
CboIeh VII yisid Implicit oot sisnes 70 ne WI hi DE-
alton. Without entering minute hstory o. %, ..
Is sen: say ths; 81 III , S .ns Gi ~. sI
cepton Indan agents have found II necessary -!
kns.f remains any government in Usa Bat de:po,I@ OF
Bnsbsm Young Tins being The coma ION oi au,s 80 10
i've Msua,- bound re.,oe zoe .aPrs%sey Of toe
Constitution and sws viii IN 10 limits 10 IIaet - , %
Tor U.b end .ent military force for their posec
ton spos'e eo'tau' 10 es'e OF need IN the exc
Win he religions opinion. Of the Monqons long {" they
r.ms, ed mere deporsbe Of themselves and
revolving to the religious sentiments Of al Cs.n-
DOM hse bt 70 ineIf,rs Ac M Sens we. II Wa
the legitimate ub for the Jurisdiction Of the CiVn ssss
been framed IL ., with these phcpes taeiT
hope ndu sed that necessity might exist Tor
Of he law but his hope vanished. Gov Youus mas
by proclamation, declared ria determination TO na,uan ms
sssrt United Unless he shosd etIsee h steps
IRE d q osh VII Be IN 'ye S o. 9PsS M
Van Vh.t officer Of tbs army sent to Caa BY the com
,ivtn him me Of the fa ioten79n' Of
the vsInment and that the troops won ony DC spoysa
| In III, ;utiou OF the laws
result He that the continuance Of his
dS power depend. upon The o. . III. dy G
mission plicty OBEY his will and that enlightened
pnbs opDicn there would PROSTATE institutions at war
Ne has therefore fOI yea's order to maintain h;
fsSsns ann and nuntioO. Of wat and in ds:poins The
Bomons for military service AZ Superintendent OF lDd,n
H s Ri Ia nd a'S an 1pGG.GDh Ss
United States This according TO our nfomAtion ne has
have remained true to their allegiance, and have commu
Detsd bis intrigue; to oar Indian sssn de b.. lao
he Informed Major Van Ve he will conceal and then ase
TO the mountains and bid defiance to all the powers oil Gov
AGet pert all this my oestDg bot wise Gov
BY such enzed IA sci,m q. exists among lie
Utah This s the fret rebellion which bs' existed IN our Ter
ritores and any itself requires that should put It
such tbs il shall be the last To tife with
70 with such imposing convince these de-
udsd people that distance would be vain and thus spare he
efu,on OF blood We can in this manner best convince them
ts Their ends not thtir eneme In order 70 ae
The War Department additional regiments; and
this esrey mend To Congress- A. the present moment
Obliged to recommend measure; but feel confident of
the support Of CONGRESS. cost what l. may IN .upPIe.ns the
CoDst tutiop and Laws the Territory of Yah
irecommeDd Congress the establishment of Territorial
government over Arizona oosng with 1t such portions Of
New they deem expedient need scarcely al
e p the vs and the prop.Iy Of our citizen.
bsnDg arizona and these now without any ecient pro-
lection present number IL already Considerable, and
rapidly Increasing notwithstanding the Disadvantages under
.ved to Be- rieh in mil ers and srdutuL re.ource es
esy in silver ind copper The mails Of the United ss. 70
and tins roae Is known to be the nearest and believed 10 De
Ltns experience has deeply convinced that strict
sncon Of the srsned Congress n the sRy true
s me Sry ;s public
under the war shrs pOw Congress may %Opsy
Of the United states when th; absolutely necessary for tbs
desD,. Of any Of the State. ss.nt foreign invasion The
wal to raise aud support st1he p'OT%1 , 'f 20
These high sovereign powers necessarily in
S Se,s hsne e
soil fro M the invasion OF foreign enemy Inc communion
Ieses that the United States shall protect
them 1.-THE st.,. against nyasion~ Now military ~
alb meet and iepe the invader it foss rs necessary
not SD os, ws " ess II be an
sbsuIoiy invest government th UNLIMITED power 70 MAKE
means Of resshns and defeating the enemy frontier
Without such road lie quite evident We cannot o'ey
BY 41n sss noss. T.
fId these remote and di...n: portions the republic
Experience has proved the lthmus o.
mode But this no; the case
they would be closed against us IN the event Of Ta
with power than own TO enable
blockade the ports either end these routes: After all
OWN ,oIs and ever since the origin Il the
Cop has beer IN tn. practice OF sPpoprsns nonsJ nom
TIE difficulties ard the Of con:ISsas mil:
itay railroad to connect our Atlantic and Pacific States
Afsons Ou. near The parallel north latitude between
the boundary Of Texas the BIO Grsnde, aud tue
Colorado the
e1porstiops within knowledge does not exceed four
the rasin fav nsbe For obyou. the Government
ou,h, undertake tue wsIh t'e by mean, Of 1t. own
msb, assist either BY srants Of snd OF money OF y
for sih the eouny might made
only safe rapid aud economical transportation S.troOps
%eics INTEREST. Of the whole country, s1tn East and
West would be "ettly p p5SmSsed S SS s1'h add
iona. bond Of Unio. And, although advantage. Of
Ter power yet they may furnish auxiliary
favor Of eIpedrs work which ia my judgment
commend to tne friendly consideration Of
Congress the subject OF The Pacific railroad without hnay
The report q re Ts .aE VI. 1,sI AZ. S Of
respective branches Of the pubic service upon s
department ftAt sernnen BY TINS report spSs.. .ns'
during the fiscal endng the soh June 1857 was sixty
& % aa 4. dS ana md .y ss
bis 67l which amount with the balance Of nineteen
and twenty-five dollars and forty 1--WE cents. elss'l
SIS A. remaining IN the treasury at the commencement
of the year made sgsegs for the service Of the
eighty risht million hundred and thirty two thousand
e'sht han dr,d ard ,hrtypne dollars and twelve cents
(Sgs,H2eS9 ~.
The public expenditures fO tn. fiscal ending sth lrne
1887 amounted seventy million eight hundred and twenty
bor,and hundred and twenty four dollars aad
eighty tive cents ($T,s227A s5l OF which five million
| nine hundred and y.three thousand eight hpn
| drsd and ninety ak dollars and rinstyone cents
(Ske4Se5 s applied the redemption Of the pushc
debt including premium leaving In the treasury
the Of the present hsc the Let July
1857 million hdpdTed and thousand
hundred fourteen doais and twentyseven cents si7o
ia ~.
The receipts into the treasury the frat quarter OF the
emit scs encns lat july 1857 twenty million