American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-01

lss'. hav;rg been permitted by Brigham
70 lsays re Vallry under q pledge given
tpd+r hEa to Governor Cunning, that al
who d-'iIsd togo out should do 80 freely.
From Iliss-. ss ,lso from Richard Jamss.
Of NkuIr shSll have something more TO
say. We l.aTn that, after Cumming r, turn
ell to Camp from the Valley. Brigham. and
othrrslof lhe Hierarchy. sp Ike of him in
public meetings in the most disresysoiful
an fiHhy manner. boasiing OF the ease
with witch ttey had hoodwinked him.
and declaring thath he could never ne their
Gov,rnpr. Indeed, even on the afternoon
su "aedingth morning in which Govern,
ar Cumming made his speech IN tho Tab.
ernscls. Brigham applied opprorrious epi-
thels 10 him FROM the same pulpit. H.
remarked that Cumming. on that morning
had said he was happy 10 have the priyi
lsGe. ofrnNs iuR he people OF Slt Lake
,hors. Il could have called him a liar
thrn.n cap!inued tho prophet Z now say
10 Is d--i liar. ths pusiilanimous old
scoundr-l wi 0 would never have come
OUT here il ! had MT sent Colqnsl Kans
| 20 him two or shes time to assure him tha,
lie would be In no DANCE, of'lis lie"
4 mayiha proper here to siaie that Mr
J 'm1s. was told by Bishop Butler. ofspan.
,sh fork. that Col. Kaae WIS rehapiizpi
and rtceitsdshis eudowmshts ,r,mediattlv
upon his arrival at SD Lake, City ron
california.o In Provo CRY, On tho Sun
day following Cummings visit there.--
tBngham.Ftn s~fmon. spoks as folIuws:
Gov. Cumming has baen lore and, prom
ised de peop'. proieetion! IN eed! but the
| lp.or. lou yfurse can't protect hims-lf,
much less ans6ody else. Why, have to
Fenia ga'rd around with him TO prevent
the people iron, cutting his throat" Sub.
lseqn~nty hi stated that Salt Lake CT :
was his iadiviiusl propsry--he wouI,I
turn iudown' 10 morrow. He had moved
the psoplebii sou,N. howevs,, aui it was
his pn'po's 10 burn The city anyhow. soor
Ak their ops should approanhit. Heti ID
tho people. iowever. = keep p+rfactly qul
IT: 70 setlli dawn in-iie southern settle
menIa to whi..h they have removed. cult
vating their crops: and in sky days. or as
soon n Col. kan4 cn0ld 90 to Washington
and back. he wonll II them whether lhry
we're 10 rtmHin in the Valley or lenve It
Mr. jams thinks Ghat l tho Mormons
leave the Valley. it il Bdglmm's intention
to strike Pcross the White Mountains, and
den pforeed oithward to the British
Possessions.
JOHN yovHo's WRATH.
just after the Governor lett Provo, John
Young, trothsr Of lhe p ophtt. in .'ser.
mon" preached vt Spanish Fork, wlioh
Mr. James heard, told the peopl4 not to bc
uneasy about leaving Iileir homes, hut tc
90 on with their their imprUvemen's in
fh- faith that tbs army woul nsver into
rupt ti~m. ell We, give them Salt Lake
City," hs continuo. F'ihat will GIL tn,
bi l;andif they at'emp! to rome around The
point Of tho Mcuntsin, (which divid.,
Salt Lakn Va ley from tne Utah Valley.
Brother Bii yham will mske bone yard OF
the place. for not single soldier shal en-.
ter h~,o. H. has tlus far kept Ito BOYS
folf. bur if they provoke lis wrath. I've will
let th m have Iull play. and wipe out the
scounhrols, BGethrei lol Us listen to what
our Governor says. Brigham is our Gov.
ernor, always has been and always will oe
H. Is ti- oaiy rn1n tia ever n govern
'his pscpls. LDt old 0overnor Cumming
SO to HI. where fe wW g. soon. any
way. with 1his.d----i parry. Tie OLD
scoundrel got up and said he wsntei tht
ladies ON his side, anil d---.-n him, that /,
AL 'h'y do want. His sIe+eh is something
like lie one 3roochus nialo. When he
cams out her" h" said in the Tabernacle
that he wanted the Ia Iias on his sid., and
Il was hari work for Brother brigham tc
keep Tie people from cutting his throat thu
moment he l-ft tN, pulpit. The Lord tal
fought our battles 20 far, and he will fGhO
them again. and 50 We will have no d.
@ ntiias am ing US" All t'is should bc
very encouraging TO Governor Cumming
who seims t. think no can mould Brigham
d Co. 1t will like wax.
MYSTERIOUS ExPREss.
| G1vera-r Crmming sput an express In
10 Brigham Y,ung. on Sunday last, hy
the bands ofon- Bevi-r. nm npos,ate Nor.
mon. What tho bu,drn OF the dispatch
was, no body knows---hut it Is well under.
s,ood that tho Governor intends returning
to Salt Lake with tho Commissioners Ia
hing Iil vile with him.
JUDGE EcKLEs.
Some time ngo understood the Gov
s'nor, without revpalipg anything Of hi
my steIips TO Judge E'klrs desires ;hr late
~ 10 into the city with him, The I'D ,
'ooka q y TO consi Ter The matior, ant
when the Governor called tor his answer :
assured him that hewas ali rerdy to GO
much 10 the Governors pleasure and sur
prise. Bat t q ju Ice procood to say
g-st that be 1.-THE Governo' ought to h,
informed how he was going. to which Mr.
@. assentad. TIE JuIge then told Lin
that he Shoull call upon Gen. Johnston
TO 80 with him. with his whola army, /,
act aa F." posse comitatas. to enable him I,
arrest Brigham Young aud others for treA
soHl This revtll ion Of putp ,sas salisieC
the Governor that. alter all. he di Mt wan
he the Judges company ou his excur
siGu.
COL. KANE IN DANCER OF PRRsoNAL VIOLENCE
NcANP.
After the Governors re urn from IN,
City he adlrrs,ud an off 'ial letter to Gen
Jol lns'on. assuring him Of his entire sa,i,
'actl1u taat there were now no aimed tor
.eS IN tho Territory of Utah outside III,
United States amy, except a small for, I
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