The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-27
Our Nsnraslsa Cceresppndence.

JAIIPA CRY, Dopas Co., n. T., July II, 1851
Cnied States Troops for Uah-Hormsns Ret,1win9-Con
oressioRal Canvass in Ne.rdska-Neo 7oUns-Gser a,
Ness, dc.
since my last letter to tho HERALD q few dav 1s,noe,
PORTION Of the government troops have pss.ed ON
through this section en- reu< for utah. nuer body OF
mules have not for years xy far the largest por
ton OF the United States force for that Territory 20 via
Fort eavcnworth and south of The Platte The ordinary
days travel s rom fteen to twenty miles, according to
the camping places the route From the Missouri
river to Utah Valley viii occupy from sixty ninety days
These are spent in monoouous marches over country
giving bat c to relieve the mono!ony Of the scenery
camping early At point where wood and water can
be Afforded for the messes, pitching tents &c. &C. Occs-
,cray buffalo chase viii relieve this tediousnees and
the merry songs, tests and Jokes around the camp FIRE
have tendency to eject this object
with MorrnOns, both from the Valley Of the saints
and those now residing in practical Gen
Tie community here, concerning Affairs in Utah,
throughout the Union have talked with honest, cor.
scieniious hormoLs, who have no sfrity with Brigham
Ioungs excuses, and su led TO the belief that hostile
demon sraton against the Saints viii not produce tho de-
sired effect for many reasons religious persecution has
successfully been proven to the world to reco starngy
Upon the he ads OF the prosecutors ard mater how
much or how earnestly the attempt may be made TO prove
to the world that military crusade Itiemp. to cub
ugate the M,mos or Utah not aimed 20 much a. their
religion the desire Of e yernmen % have the settlers
upon her domain recognize her and officers the pre-
vsne opinion fthe Masses will be in favor oc the for
mer. Through the West there many honest Mormons
who 40 not believe In Brigham Youngs excuses of Nor
mOnsna yet let war las win be understood) be declared
against Utah, and thousands will be found ready vii
ling TO defend their deluded brethren of the
valley. IL the policy OF the administration be TO sustsn
simply the acts of the honest Judicial and civil action Of s
Off als In Utah by deteruston TO enforce the same, II
needs be al the point Of the bayone and allow Mormons
70 enjoy their singular religion TO its faes. and frees
tent, then II 10 corr ect.
IL true p.salt ake.Ctv and Utah ,e ALI other coo
mlnites there are dsafected ones persons who do
uphold the church In all It's centou It's excuses
yet open prompt Of determination indeed convey
the idea and you will not only nd them band Of bro
theirs, but thousands throughout tho Unon will rail- 10
their defence Tie utrasts Of Aormonism will cry perse
cuton, persecution, until the whole viii Join
the correct one. Even amongst the rabbe o. New York
city Tux ussnds will be found ready to Join the opposite
standard Of any movement anst the unprncpled cen
tousnese Of any community.
few days since large train Of Normons passed
through this section bound for the States, disguised with
Utah; some Of them had fortunately succeeded In eScap
ing with ust enough to pay their expenses 10 the States
1nd IN many cases dependent friends for this favor
They report many who anxious to leave yet
carefully watched that It is i'm possible sad state Of
slars they represent Col. Cumming, of 81, Louis, who
gees oct as Governor Of Utah, is oleraby well known
tbroughou. the West and the general impression is that
he will succeed wen In his Official capacity.
The Congressional campaign in Nebraska wakes warm.
The presen candidates are Gen Jno. N. Thayer, Gen.
l. Bowen, E. EastorooS United Safes Attorney, and p
Rankin, Uned States Marshal Gen. Thayer an In depend
ent democrat stands at present the best chance The election
occurs the first Tuesday In next month for this Office
mem bers OF the Legislature, and county OH ,ers.
This place is ore OF the new and prosperous towns OF
the Territory l. was chartered 1t the first session Of the
overlooking the beautiful Platte and Elk Horn valles and
will make prominent inland town of Nebraska There
e report tina. the surveyed lands Of Nebraska will in
Few months be brought into market The Governor
brings the from Washington. Crops throughout the
Territory look ne ans Nebraska are confident OF
an abundant yield Emigration fast pouring in from the