The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-01-16
FROM Utah BY WAY OF cAI1roRNIAe.

lived by government from the United States forces in
urah The few extracts from Brigham Yonngs ad-
teses will throw light upon the intentions of the
Nlormons $3.50
I The News of November 4th says The company from
carson began to arrive the LIST instant and will prob
vbly all be in by the 3d. This company with few ex-
otjons embraces all who sent on foreign missions
H. that region also several from California and Oregon
Referring vaguely the burning of the government wag
il remarks For these brethren have as
tbeen restrained from hainng those ofceand soldiers
s As late battle bsresa the soldiers ana pvare fire which
NGeneral Harvey may record his 106th would have
een the prelude to their surrender being wiped out
uRBarts by President Brigham Young Bousry Sunay De-
tobo 4,-l857 t
1 will say few words before the congregation is dis
Imissed
T. brought in, will say that the 3D. Friday last
messenger arrived with intelligence that the soldiers
we're going up Hams Fork Previous TO that had sent
Lieut. General Wells copy of the proclamation pro-
tlaiming martial law and ordering tho troops not to
ONE here They treated it " ] supposed they would
They say they sent by the President are subject to
hyperion officers and intend to abide their instructions
expect they Will until other power checks their
Rrogress
do know that bodys heart burns, except is
ID get little nearer enemies and for the troops to
Undertake TO come in here
have told you before, and tell you now, that the
reater in power and influence than it before
m enemies will sink while we will increase in power
3nd strength and enjoy influence that we never
Dyed before, and the Lord will have his way in bring
BIZ about these things. / know that all will be made
light and WISE overrulng Providence will bring
! off victorious He has led to victory and peace,
lad has given power and influence that
ain ourselves and believe that it is the calculation of
In to sustain themselves against all that an
boy destroy, desolate and drive the saints of God God
fight battles, and he will do it just he peases
Remarks@ Young on The sh Of October s
If the government of the United States have sent SOL
crS this Territory do not know it, for have had
official notice of such circumstance and you will per-
eve that treat them accordingly If they sent by
ovement they sent expressly destroy this peo
Die and If they not sent by the government, they
ave expressly to destroy this people therefore,
nall treat Them as / have informed the officer in
and, the same as though they were an avowed mob
as would those who have heretofore mobbed us, but
parties who have come to mob us now.
have informed Col Alexander that, had his command
cen the who had heretofore mobbed us, and the ly
BIZ scbbers and the wicked rabbe who have all the day
ng been trying to incite mobs against us, they
ud have the South Pass
Col Alexander breaches to little, stating in his
tier ~ warn you that the blood shed in this contest
ill be upon your head - but that warning gave
bought But if the blood of those soldiers is shed it will
upon the heads Of their officers.
Another year am going to prepare for the worst and
you to prepare to cache grain and lag uGae this
rrory, for determined if driven to that extrcmi-
that our enemies shall find nothing but heaps of
neS anu ru,s Nc VIII " - p,caleu Ina. ~ iew
Ns an can oe oohsuneu Snii ieluenS u,o nsnops W
'a' 'e Peopic III hc,r "aius "'o lnoviueu WI" WV =,
xee years PROVISIONS Inere 10 enough aHeouy Hascu
many places TINS season 70 supply inc people nom lwo
'hee years. anu Wish uc " 1no c'io u ~ .iouen
eApec' .na' IN al ploo'y w VII, lase sIca. many
d expect that fully able to defend ourselves
una, gu, enemies VIII no. 10 aplc 70 co'ic w.nn
muea mles o. u.s. ! KNOW thas teh men, such Gouid
ho anu selcc', coiu sup .neh peioio ney so' W ia
nc ana we hao seen NJ 70 nave sent sucn men TINS
ao they alone coud very easily nave 30 stopped our
pennies thae tney never wouiu nave eot 'nrough inc
hck Nils coah. nve sach men equa' 70 twenty -nse
0o''u' anu poeNo .has Two VI 'iieh eoui Pu' 'oii
oas,hd 10 hisht beheve we are now where That
'a DC zone VIII take hVe OF zen susn aS can NAME
u TWO can put zen Thousand 70 Hshs am sure that
IN are perfectly aDic W uo H.
From the Los Angeles Star Extra Dec 8.
Mr. Bell, with whom we have had conversation, IN
ms us that he LETT salt Lake City on the 9th Novem-
E and after two days travelling short stages encamp
we'd from the city, who informed them that Col John
Pm had arrived at Ham Fork and taken the command
pat communications, short and expressive, had passed
tween the colonel ana Governor Young, the result OF
ch was that Colonel johnson ordered his command to
ready next morning for an advance on Salt Lake City
here he intended 10 winter Ham FORK ~ about one
ndred miles from the city. The slormons were sta
ned at Echo canon about fifty miles from the city,
Trough which the troops must pass collision, there
e, was inevitable, as the Mormons were in great num-
Prs, and were being rapidly reinforced march OF two
three days would bring the troops in front of their OPP
tnents
The rumor we alluded to in our last respecting tho
Mlrning of number of wagons has been confirmed by
Bell. The wagons were the property OF the govern
MVntpn NV of