New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-09
THE DESIGNS OF BRIGHAM YOUNG.
oors,Dopaepes Of The Pennsylvania Inquirer.

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designs Of Brigham Young. Although this venerable
nstarch is rather nOn-conmitta yet an idea or hint
accss,onsy slips from him, on which reasonable pre-
Sumption may BE- predcated II appears certain that
the MormoDs have IN reserve, as toal place OF re-
treat settlement Oh the borders OF Upper aiornis,
vlich By their arrangements with of the Indian
tnbes they will be able to hold against Mexico and
which beyond the jurisdiction Of the Uoed States
Yourg has used his powers as Indian Agent to curry
syor with these tribes, and has them under his
tsi 1t Is not probable that he contenplstes regu
lu battle with the Government troops. He will an
boy ard impede them 10 every possible mauner de-
,boy their provisions ammunition aud forage when
he can lay hands upon it, and wink at assassina
Ops, ambushes and iudis ornate slaughter whenever
accomplished by his people or their Indian allies
e dare no. oppose our army ID regular warfare, and
be knows that he has placed himself beyond the pale
Of pardon He liz aware that Utah il no longer safe
residence but ne is determined not to retreat without
doing all the mischief he can As to human life, he
az remorseless Nero, and teaches bic people that
is 10 sim bat rather meritoriOus 10 kill the GeDtiles
His case Is desperate, and he is determined to
meet il with desperation. Our crusade sgsnst
the MormOns will undoubtedly result in our recover
ing possession Of the Territory of Utah, bat at great
will gradually mysterously disappear among the fast.
psees OF the mountains TO be heard OF again in their
gregaous condition where they set US entirely at
tsfaDce.
81 Telegraph 10 The Journal Of Commerce.
WASHINGTON, Monday, Dec. Z, 1857.
long interview was held to day between Col. For
rsy ana the President, relative to Kansas matters.
The Presidents course turns on the fairness OK the
election OF the DIST
By Telegraph to The Courier and Enquirer.
WAsHISGToN, Monday, Dec. 2, 1857.
rumor prevails here that 10 case the Presidents
Message sustsips the Leconpton Constitution, Gov
Walker deiigrs isung address to the People Of tho
Union recommending the Free State men to resist the
enforcement Of ths Constitution by arms and that il
be Ia removed by the President. Gov. Walker will i'm
tain Tho Anla M
pent This ccrrespt Dds with previous private state
| rents OF Gov Walkers declarations. l oarnot, how
ever, voscA for the authenticity Of the rutnoS.
Correspondence of The Courier and Enquirer
| WASHINGTON, Dec. q, 1857.
Mr. Parrot arrived here yesterday. He reports the
lklng In Kansas against the LecomptOn Constitution
\ unsbstsd, and as approaching the dangerous eI
ltsme of civil war. Bat it is very remarkable that
Asre is but one party in the Territory relative TO the
Ixtion Of the Convention. 1t is supported only bya
nsersbs faction of desperate and violent men, with
out property. and scarcely residence 10 the Territory.
The old Pro-Slsvery party and the National Demo.
| rats who voted for the Convention In June, and for
Rsnsom in October, repudiate the trick OF smuggling
be Constitution into Congress ss the &C, OF the peo-
| pk and scout the pretense that even the slavery
dsuse Is submitted to the people nasnuch as other
rts Of the instrument provide for the same thing as
| IL section submitted.
Gov Walker remains in New York. Mr. Parrott
altd upon him. and found him firm as when here, IN
insisting upon the tight Of the people 10 form their own
rounds IN an he clio in Washington. Here he declared
hat the outrage were persisted in it road excite
civil war. He now maintains that IT ought to be re-
listed by force in which the whole country will Ger.
ehy sustain him for if this abOmnation can be forced
upOn the people of Territory, there is an end OF
democracy and Repubhcanism Throughout the Union,
ma the sooner we adopt the form OF central
nonarchica tyranny the better For is better to be
depressed under a system whose principles are honest
ID admitted than under one which processes respect
lm popular rights.
am glad to learn that Gov. Walker proposes
Lsedy return to Kansas for upon his presence there
Ikpends, perhaps the peaceful continusnce of the
Territorial Government, the suppression OF which Is
Threatened by Sultan Calhoun and his handful of In
tendiaries.
Tbs whole Democratic delegation from Illinois, and
Ian that from Ohio except Nsaudighsm, who Contests
mr. Campbell's seat, stain Gov. Walker.
lam very glad to learn that the appointment OF
Mirsbe su b. Lamar late Minister in Central Amerioa,
as not been made and that here is likelihood OF it.
sr. Lamar delays bis departure to Buenos Asres only
Iatl confirmed by the Senate.