The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-14


Ak 10 odds Of the wicked the best ~ay they oan hx
ONE or THE ILDKRs eIvls AN OPINION or THE Gov
KRkA1Nf AND ITS TROOPS
We give sxrscs from the sermon OF Elder George A.
Smith. Brother George talks p city plainly
Boon aer We arrived began 70 tarn this desert into
ssrden there came oss Win .,,us sss INTO s oily
United States fhey came hsse and began 70 insult the
people, then tried TO cover up their vSkednss by the
lose house and there undertook to ravish open
dsyeht and the brother who nterfered N prevent this
us Il. % Sos Ss oni
rage The officers OF be company were soon told that shsy
did not take er oons out Of he city that the Mormons
we bad Of them here. may be little mistaken 70 the
precise aDguAse made Of but this nsct follows up
close u what had In my mind that waned 70 ask myself
THAT going IN do In the soldiers come here
From ear to we have had companies OF these gentry
visiting and remaining for . seq on ami then going
establish garrsons, and get troops into the.e valleys
They have had troops II laramie s Fort Hall and several
points, but 20 TUNED that they soon
marched Into Oregon The talk now Il thai they are going
bring $500 soldiers into this Territory That ID not
peace abnsh ment for twenty ave hunored 10 not
roops we are informed are to be fornis led with aeen
month"; provisions, 70 be delivered In this oitv this fall
and t~eive months provision be lodged on the other
Tide Of the mountain. They TO have four hundred
mule for hauling their baggage and they
be provided with judges and full corps OF Territorial
and there soldier. are zen, ,ons 70 enforce their
which have been opened 70 Whether u dooe With
the intention Of making here and taking the
he governn the Upet States for present
say The NAL u stopped, and DO more ermiaed 70
besause they say OF the upse tied state 81 affairs In Utah
Now am Mormon and q descendant Of lhe old puyilsn
ca stock that descended from the old Anglo saxon reform
and hence feel al the sentiments OF resentment that
any man could feel during the rise against the mother
country when forefathsu determined 70 break
off Ii yoke Of boz dage and be free When the
descendants Of those worthy sres who wore the first to
Fn~Sk
break loose from the king OF Great Braint sa hen
resbse that country ., patton disposed 10 I'D
n.II.u feel 70 a., IL. them sepa no thew os.e Thew
determined W send who they for Governor who
hey pfsse for judges and who thsy lease for Terri
ora ofce and 10 permit th"se mon sh,m they send TO
place their Interpretation the ats Of Territorial
and the condition or things they
roGnd US and care but little -hu comes next They
will here who igcorant OF the circumstances
that surrour eho totally ignorant OF the rr
tcp Of the land by mountain streams they will permit
them TO interfere With tue ghs Of the people OF this Ter
ritory with SEQ 1900 bay onets to back them up
Under lhese circumstances big a coward am, |
would ssy what pleased and 70, one thing would say,
that every tn had nythine TO do With sash filthy
unconr utiona affair. vas damned scoundrel There it
man. from the President OF the United States 70 the
editors in their sspcsorums clear down N the 10 bred
letter writer's in this Territory bu. would rob the coppers
from dead nggers eyes they had gaod opportunity
II had he command Of thunder and lightning would
lei Of the damned sooundrels get here alive
have heretofore said but very little about the Geuas bat
have heard x that Drummond has .aid and have read
al hf iyrR, Infamous letters an1 AthUufh nave SAID
but hHle think head You mist know that love my
friends, and God Almighty know. tina do bse my
mics There have been and women aud cbidre,
ercugh who have died through the oppression and ranpy
OF enemies 10 damn any nation nter heaven and
nation Of rs 0 COO Of people must exercise It's wealth In
voon OF ts own principles and the rs hts guaranteed by
the blood of their fashers- blood that IL more sacred
than their hta-t springs-And this they
doing TO crush down . little HANDFUL who
who dare to worship God as they please. and Who
dare sing pray preach, think and act as they please.
All have 70 ssy just 60 .h, ad and 'u.s your boiler
,ef In my mind and II were rot arrsit - die would
Sight ~ long ~ there finger efti Yes, n were
afraid 70 die would ngn TIL there not much
left OF there Of the Kilkenny cAs Just look at
him, view mis- conduct towards ths p~oPle beeides his
beirg my uncle he has acted most 'hsmefolly mean
When told my uncle AFRAID he only laughed at me-
bit now tell you that II not such q well known
coward would die like . man OF war. The very ides
tbrg that cannot stand. Il will do very we'll for the
En- peror Of France, and may do for the Auocrst OF
Ruesia but don't do for fveeborn men, and II asked
which We win prefer slavery Heath, we sho1ld be vey
Apt to answer In the language Of Roman senator, we
bad any voice In this matter, who when this question
ores ppt IN the days q julius Cs'ar and Pompey,
Bus ISI Ass~ -s .re l.der Do -s.'-.. ~. ..s "
mons, and beuoe We cannot be treated a. free men
Repof. says that the plan deep, ana 70 laid with
intention D. ing every shA, VIII stand up for
uormensr; but the evil which tney dc ign towards u
powder The that have been living in these valleys
living their religion and serving their God, they win
oonelh. We mus, die IKE the Irishman and then we
shall DO well enough An ODD pa1on was riding along
one day and mos With an Irshm m, and said, sr, bsvs
I've never had falling ous" me psrsoo seemed very
much surpriied ri the answer and very pously said,
Ms os you sps he. ssu ). o p16,
die OF . great big turrphe'" the moral which VIM
dsduce from III s that n have rot hal falling out
~th Goo IN the middle OF the great turnpike.
They may Of Supplies Of ooaooo and tea Voioe-
What pity Why pleas you there are young men 10 Israel
rho would suffer far more II deprived Of their tobacco
thar The ladies would II their oors had % be stripped
OF right In tee public meetrE, ard therefore ADVISE
them 70 and plan, tob for they de-
prived Of would ssay heir pea and happiness,
and they could not nasty and besmea everything silhn
mile OF them, AND xhen they wanted 70 come and Get
they would not be able TO ei out Of their mouths
. stencil that would drive a~sy skunk.
AN BDIcT FROM rTAH-THE noRnoSs ARE PREPARED
TOR BATTLE-hoRB THAN TWO THOUSAND FIVE
HUM RED TROOPS WILL b SKRnKD-rHR rNIrxD
STATES OFFICERS TO BIB STRUNG UP III THEY DO
NOT SUIT.
From the Salt Lake News Angus, IL
Powerful IN numbers and wealth, extensive In domain
learned and practical 10 mechanical arts and the exsc
sciences, and possessing land choice above al other
irds the United States had II In their power 10 become
The most free, enlightened Add happy government
inaiiired by Peopled by those who hAd pee7ced
cron in the Ord wor delivered from toe yoke aimed 70
be fastened by foreign power, sad blessed with cons
rtcn guaranteeing freedom or conscience, speech ard
of the press II was scarcely presumable that occasion
would be found for the prudett caa mary oounses
and exhoratons he oun inaugural addresses Of
Washington, Acamr and Jenerson. But aas forshu
wisdom, when rejects the oounsels and Of
Jehovah so recently xsron a. 1891, President Adams
nationally and forciby urged the propagation OF kno-
ledge virue aud religion among oil ol&ses OF people,
the only means Of preserving our constitution from ts
nsur enemies the spun, Of ohsuy the spirit or party
the spirit OF intrigue the prohsscy Of Corruption and
within that brief period ihose very enemies, wisely
cautioned sganst a. desr uo,ve to elective govern
mene." are exercising almost updppuicd svay
nation, and moe, certainly Did fair 70 accomplish
The In forewarned pearious designs
Place hunters and sDoismsn, with hrcllng oerGy and
reckless editors 10 bolster corrupt ~ stems aud ssn
brdsd ceruou,ncss into isry have the executive OF
ration fat bound hand and foos, turn him, Ike
hercock 70 subscribing their pef rous purposes 70 tho
utter overthrow OF quail A~s j>suce and humanity !"
principles revered rcsIect 10 the early admins
rAton OF cove nment Yes, much were thse
primo pics then respected ha Pre' nj Jefferson - late ~
March a. 1901, asserted wise aud fruga government,
which ahA restrain rom inj Irng another, and
shall leave them ohsrwe free 70 requisite their pur
suits OF Industry and Improvement" W be necessary 10
make us . happy and proc 7erous people /"
Bot, inasmuch ~ rOuen political pignies have attained
70 smcsi supreme s~sy the government, and fast
uanplipg under foot the Lea, sesase OF "unaliensbs