New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-15
UTAH.

We have Glcs of The Desert NcrS to Nov I, con-
tanning the latest bulletins of the Saints in regard 10
the conflict with the Government
FROM CARSON VALLEY.
Tie company from Carson began to arrive on the
LIST inst. and will probably be all in by the 3D. This
company with a few exceptions, embraces all who
were sent missions TO that region, also several from
Oregon and California 1t is reported that the Genes
were mad when the "MOrmOns" settled IN Carson, and
madden still when they left proving the truth OF the
saying that the wicked like troubled sea- cast
ing up mire and dirt" But they ore not pleased
with themselves, how can 1t be expected that they
should be with anybody else With them 1t is !" lie
" ard salvation to do everything to serve the devil,
but death and destruction for the Latter Day Saints
" TO serve the Lord"
Elder Henry p. Richards arrived with ttis company
from his late mission to the Sandwich Islands.
BRIGHAM DEFINES HIS POSITION.
In the Tabernacle on the 4th of October Brigham
Young made the following remarks.
Twill say few words before the congregation 10
dismissed.
As but few can be in our offices 10 learn the news
that is brought in, will say that on the I'd, Friday
last messenger arrived with the intelligence that
the soldiers were going up Hams Fork. Previous TO
that had sent by l.ieut.-Gen. Wells copy Of the
proclamation proclaning martial law and ordering
the troops not to come here. They treated 1t as i
supposed they would. They say they are sent by the
President are subject to superior officers, and intend
10 abide their instructions, and expect they will until
some other power checks their progress
do not know that apybodys heart burns, except
il is TO get little nearer TO our enemies and for the
troops TO undertake TO come in here.
have told you before, and tell you now, that the
result will be that Mormonisrn will be higher aud
greater in power than it ever was before. Our enc
mics will sink while We increase in power and
strength and enjoy an influence that We never en-.
loved before and the Lord will have His way in
bringing about these things. know that all will be
made right, and an al-wlse, oyeIrulng Providence
will bring us of victorious tie has led Ia to victory
and peace, and has given us power and Influence that
ali NJ
annoy destroy desoate and drive the Saints VI God
God Will fight battles, and He will do 1t just He
pleases.
n the Government of the United States have sent
soldiers 10 this Territory, do not know il, for have
had no official notice of such circumstance, aud you
will perceive that treat them accordingly If they
sent by Government they are sent expressly to
destroy this people, and It they are not sent ny the
Government they have come expressly to destroy
this people; therefore l shall treat them, "a have
informed the officer in command, the same as though
they were an avowed mob-not as j would those who
have heretofore mobbed Us, but as parties who have
come to mob now.
have informed Col. Alexander that had his COM
mand been the men who have heretofore mobbed Us,
and the lying scribhers and the wicked rabble who
have all the day long been trying to ncite mob.
against us, they never would have seen the South
Pass
We have sought for peace oil tho day long, and
nave sought Tor peace with the army now on your
borders, and have warned them that We all most firmly
believe that they are sent here solely with view to
destroy this people though they may be ignorant Of
that fact; Aud though We may believe that they are
sem 10y sne nose.he1t OF the United States, Yet
know any such thing until am notified NV nroper
authority at Washington. 1 have right 10 tr,at
them as mob, just as though they had been rsisej
ana ofhcered In Missouri and sent here expressly to
destroy TINS people. We have been very mercfnl and
very enent 10 them. AS informed them in nv IN
official letter, had they been those mobocrats who
mobbed us in Missouri, they never would have seen
fb. Asatftn L.. laA \.
and the mode of warfare they would have met with
they not acquainted with.
IwoUld iu-t a. soOn tell them AZ tell Won % nv
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