New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-30

duoed Gov. PowIIl, one Of he COMMISSIONER 70
Utah, Who addressed he audience 10 substance - i,
lows:
FELLOW CITizEss OF UTAH: II 10 with pleasure
tha: appear be fore You this evening under the pecu
liar circum stances which surround us. Only few
days ego a dark cloud hung the Inhabitants Of
this Territory which threatened the direful ca
ami.y that can befa free people-ntestioe var. 1t
If pie sssEt to me ard 70 you, and will be 70 al liberty
loving men Throughout tie Union. that that cl'ud hs
been dispeled.
My gallant colleague, Msj. McCulloch, was deputed
with mysef by the President Of the United States TO
make hLown 70 you the disposition Of the National
Government toward this people. We have come TO
this Territory, and after the fullest and freest
saton with your chief men, every MISTER likely to
csute mi urderstaLdirg between the people Of Utah
ard the Government Of the United States seems TO be
adjusted; aid now fellow citizens, there is
why any relation should exist between that Govern
ard this people other han the prooundeat pesce
We grateful that have beer agents in the hands
of Providence 10 accomplish so desirable q result
The Federal Government demands nothing Of you,
fellow. to-day which it does not require of
the inhabitants of every State and Territory within the
Union that you shsl be obedent to the sws Of your
country, that you will respect the civil authority, and
that s Ulcers shsll be received by YOU and enter
tie die charge of their duties unmolestad. AL this,
sm bsppy to ssy, you assure NE you are willing to
yield, and you claim that you never have bsen other
vie. Another matterthe ttationing portion Of the
Nationsl army among your settlements-wss q topic
Of debate. The President claims and will exercise the
right to send the army whenever he peases wherever
bis JUG gment directs Indeed, il is necessary for him
TO have that right in order TO perform the functions OF
bis Office. His intention in sending troops 10 this
Valley, wac not to dsspoil you Of any rights, civil,
political religious but 10 that the authority Of
the nation respected, sndthe laws executed In this
Territory.
will be among you but when il comes do not fear
it Goes net &C me enemy. When you hear the
roll Of ite drums do trembe. BE assured that it,
purpose lie net TO disturb you II comes 10 protec;
loyal citizens in al their rights necessary by force
Of arms. Ilnow that a fear exists in some quarter,
that that army will not respect your rights but en-
treat you to entertain no such apprehension. There
is ho cause for it. ! know the commander Of
that army. He is a brave and honorable officer.
He will not have the stain rect on his char
acter that any portion of the troops under his
command have Injured the person or property
Of any loyal citizen Of the United States. i assure
you il viii be his studous endeavor to guard against
spy such Tesult some have anticipated. Allow me,
fellow. ctzers to cay another thing. lie the lnttn-
ton Of the President to TO you your constitu-
their p0seee zion, just readily as you were inhab.
itants Of any other portion of the United States. All
the National Government claims of you k obedience
to the Constitution and the laws. That is ever its
duty TO require. Its right to that you acknowledge.
Ii war Lad ensued cannot count the ills which
might have befalen not only the people Of this Terri
tory, bu. the whole nation. 1t might have resulted in
the determination of part Of this people, and what
the earth. Liberty. loving men throughout the world
would have mourped at the eight, while despos would
have rejoced, for hated abroad for the pripci
pies of foefathers by Kings who fear that their
They call i contamination. But there is Providence
which has disentangled this country from many such
difficulties 1t is God who rules our destiny. When
the feelings Of sections Of our country have become
virulent sgainst each other. and civil war has
seemed to threaten it has needed but few friend
ly words to restore harmony and peace. Like
the rings which ripple the surface OF stream around
the .Pot where pebble ha, been thrown
they disappear. In the early days Of the Republic
George Washington found it necessary to send an
army into Pennsy to enforce the laws, and CON-
mseioners to exhoit the people to submission. Men
yet live who were implicated in that rebellion, who
are now the irmest supporters of the National Gov
ernmen and ss for Pennsyl vsnia, they eau her now
the Keystone of tie Union. Within the memory OF
most Of us South Carolina assumed an attitude of re-
sistance to the Federal Government, and before il
submitted Gen. jackson was obliged to assure the
people that the laws should be be enforced there, if
Guilty may result like those, in general good. 1t will
surey make us know each other better and the better
all 10y al citizens of this confederacy know each other
the n ore mutual regard they ought to acquire.
Your last difficulties do not propose to discass.
have only to say TO you that the causes which led
you to leave your homes, and induced your young
men to take to csmp-lfs among the mountains,
have ceased to exist exhort you to return to your
friends, quietly and decorously.
You can return to your city without tear OF harm
ard Joy the fruits Of your labor without moestauon
have been struck by one thing on coming into
your midst, which is truly complimentary TO you /,
has been recorded by your worst enemies, aud you
have enemies assure you, who speak in no very
hopied words about ysu. They cOncede that the Nor
are On industrious people Nobody can trave
through the Territory without seerg abundant evi
dences Of that fact; and nobody can reflect upon 1t
and consider your remoteness from eli the coRveniences
of the world which are calculsted 10 make people
grow with rspidity-the bsrrenness of your soil, the
difficulties of your position. and your poverty wnen
yCu arrived here--without acknowledging that the
Bee Hive which zee emblszoned on your public
buildings lie appropriate emblem OF the people OF
this valley. The elements Of your prosperity are evil
eent-industry and economy. But necessity na
up 60 that you could not procure anything from your
neighbOfs. This prohibition has nov been removed,
ard you can enjoy the blessings sed the osneois Of
and economical, you must in time become great and
powerful people, rejecting glory upon this confede
iacy, and redundant with prosperity to yourselves.
Fellow citizens, revertng to q topic on which have
NE that in tie various conversations have had with
you both public and private have not heard single
expression Of dsloyalty to the Constitution and the
union o the Statee-not one word against the tnon.
have listened TO harsh words against officials but to
noIe sgarst the Government. have been grahfied,
because did not expect to bear the people Of Utah
spesk in favor Of the Government. ! speak plainly.
did not expect it. Allow to say that you display
sound Judgment when you eIto the system of govern.
uept OF the United States. have been . careful
observer of the systems OF government which prevail
among the nations Of the earth and there 10 one
which e1tents,to IT'S subec.s such Liberties ss you
and / enjoy. II guarantees to every citizen every
right which government can bestow on man 10
make him prosperous and happy. The development
of the confederation in wealth. population, industry
al vi,tue the proof and the evidence Of tie bess-
ires. Since the dsy-the 4th of July, E76-whsn
our fathers righted all our wrongs at once, whom .
and, srred cap-o PIE, like Minerva from the BRAN OF