The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-12
AN INVITATION TO THE MORMONS re GO
TO MEXICO.


AN INVITATION TO THE MORMONS re co
TO MEXICO.
VAST TRACTS OF FERTILE TABLE LANps-Foassrs
OF GIGANTIC PRKs-NuNBERLEss SPRINGS OF PURE,
VNFAILING wATKR-TEhPERATE CLIMArR-GOv-
ERRhEHr CALLING FOR sRTTLKBs-POLY0AMY NO
OBSTACLE CONE ON, ETC.
At the starting Of the expedition 10 Utah, with the
tainty that uness the hormous caved the United States
troops would force them out Of the territory kind
Alteration for the we'll being Of the upospdng many
propositions were held out for Brghamf consideration
such - migration 70 eonora Vancouver ard Mexico One
Of The Elders taking the hint fastened 10 Mexico and od
ing the land everything that Is Desirable with sparse
population, FREQ from rejudices against poygamy seods
on waym invitation 70 the "Ashers of the churcs"
turn their attention south Az Is thought there Is
probability that the migration movement started IN
Utah may lead further than the White River Mountains
We give the Elders report sent 70 the authorities of the
church.
GAUpAIuPs cAIvo, !
CMHuAHUA, Mexico, Dec 20, 1857 +
AS providentAl occasion presents itself feel
PEELED in the threatening aspect Of Affairs to write you
among other authorities and advisers OF the people, to
point out refuge In the fathers the church should
think best not await the down rush Of the storm OF dc
potic Gentle force, and . way of escape, If, having
awaited Il, they ind themselves overpowsred the COO
fict For presume not 70 advise those who have age
and experience In Zion and long communion with she
Spirit but 10 afford Information; and Providence has
apparently sent me IN advance W spy out the laod,
herein undertake 70 give such information my eyes
have gathered, and such have received converse
ton from others concernns ~ IN inform Tie leasers OF
sno nocStarp Of strength liza ave a@oaverss ior
them, secure nom the noss OF sAbyion here
grass on the summit Of the s,errss unoccuped uno~ned
awaiting the advent OF the industrious tier Here are
vastforesis gigantic pines, probably the most resnous,
md fnrA fbn dnva Ia AZ.
nun berlees springs Of unfsng water ssuiug
gores IN the massive acnyte green stone and porphyry
the world where the temperature the shade accord
ing 10 observation does vary than degrees
scarcely known Here h soil for Recommendations conn
try expberspt IN fertility, from the very crevi,ss whoee
rocks nourhrg vegetation shoots where All species OF
grain Of the temperate climates have been known
10 fail and cats perennial p.ant and grows sometimes
high q man on horseback; whose rugged mountain
ranges cannot for mineral wealth, especially for tho pre-
in the world against who're mountain Asinesses ali
armies in the world would operate in vain.
Or II . warmer climate and level ground be pre.
ferred, there vast tract OF fertile land close
by here, the Beleon de Mapimi, Comprised In
ed by streams which fall into three large and seve.
rai small lakes without outlet; territory the
counterpart Of Utah, but more extensive, occupied by
none but legitimate though outcast brethren OF tho
cturch-wandering tribes OF Indians. Hero In govern.
Dent loudly calling for settlers receiving negro coonss
10 the South rather than none unable 10 defend itself
from enemies external or Internal and granting powers
TO individuals 10 bring coonsis the country paying
them dollar ahesd but would think IL best 70 come
on without any ceremony. Here q population,
charitable and bosptsbe, tolerant 70 all practically
Addicted even the priests. 70 the nvidous Of
teneu, poly Fsmy. Here s religious having
little hold the affections OF the people, already utter
Ing snd divided by inoipient schirm Here plague
Of srsssborpers Fathers In zon leaders Of the host Of
Israel JET my feeble voice prevail with you despsse
The humility Of your informant Providence, and that
Spirit OF which We all share portion has surely led me
hither 70 work out the perposes 81 Cod Como with
your people or east the fresh arrivals In body be-
fore Babylon again grasps your home from you abe
did u,.h Coo !. my witness how my heart ysarns for
cords and 10 her rice above domi-
nation Of Babylon. Send on you think proper or
this report and my services are At your command
Adeu May the iulncss Of The Spirit be your guide.
Yours In Christ, VIII.
MESSAGE OF THE PRESIDENT TO CONGRESS.
TO rr SEsArr AND HorsK or RErRrsxSr,uvE:-
transmit the copy of despatch from Governor Cum
ming 70 the Secretary Of State dated u Great Salt take
City, on the I'd Of May and received a the Department Of
sss.e yssssrs.y Prom tins there resson 10 believe
minated and the reign Of the constitution and laws
has been restored iconsrsiuiase this ausp,cOv
event
lose time IN communicating this Information and
In expressing tho opinion that there will be
make any appropriations for The purpose Of calling into
the regiments oft volunteers by toe
act Of Congress approved The 7tb Of April for
purpose Of quellng Disturbances 10 the Territory OF Utah.
FOR the protection OF supply and emersnt trains the
suppression Of Indian hostiitiee on the frouticrv
the grasded al this satisfactory intelligence
from Utah. because will afford relief treas
ury nj time demanding nom the suietest economy,
and when the question which arises upon every an
preparation is, whether be Of character mpor
and urgent 70 brook delay and Justify and re-
quire loen and most probably tar upon people 10
rsise the money necessary for Ne pay ment
In regard 70 the regiment Of authorized by
the act of Congress 70 be called service for the
defence Of the frontier Of Texas against Indian hoses
desire 70 leave this question 70 ooogrees observing at
the same time that, In my opinion thp be de
Tended for the present by the regular troops which have
not ye; been Withdrawn from its limits
JAMES BUCHANAN.
WASHINGTON CRY, June 10, 1855