The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-15
NEW sPAPER ACCOUNTS.

their favors 20 the Gentes IL il unqucstionably o
prominent trait In the character Of the former TO be
lavish Of speech in addressing the latter general
review Of The Deseret Nacs by this mail confirms
again this noticeable peculiarly. The addresses
and the resolutions accompanying them, ostensibly
intended for the chief executive Of the nation the
Senate and the House, were doubtless expected TO
find place in the Eastern papers.
The passages TO their valley being filed up with
The usual deep SHOWS Of winter the brethren re-
turn 70 their fresides 70 cheer whom and to stimn
late 10 ambition the poe; dediCaies 20 "Zions war
riors" a song-ihe foliowing:-
WELCOME 20 THE psrvsSRp WARRIORS OF ZION,
DEDICATED TO LTuT. eus. y. II. WILLS AND uIs
CoCBlHriors ~ ARMS.
wv. g. xgfs
Welcome defenders OF the trr;t.
We iafffgi servants q TIE Lore;
Frcm hoary age 70 ardent yo-.h
obedieut 70 he propnets WORD
Welcome MO our midst agai1
Prom snowy cell SUD cy crees,
IRON saIyors rude ana mosLv-ns tlcsS,
T-s-c inter Asscrts lbs Toigs.
Teioomsl yesors q ght and tfatb,
Heroes alike IL age ard youth.
TLsa ikcse who should our interests feel
= rs:riuis rote blood tney owl
We're ra tors 20 common veal
And mAroned ther hordes 20 Tread us down,
No.home endesrrg tie ye knor,
No love q comfort, esee or Joy,
No dread Of death could yo1 decay
We nobly marched 70 NEE, the Zoe.
Then weocme sons Of Light and rcin,
Heroes axe Ia age and yoah.
s,rrps n tire rover Of P',gtsu God,
yosr rance q terror 70 our foes;
We we're barrier strong and broad
As our b gh mountains ororBed EIin sDcws
year dled The myrm'dons OF var,
Their courage Fell IN vordy boat;
ne iai.h aud prayers Of srGel's beet
Repeled tie iyranis gerry car.
men welcome sons Of Light and truth,
Eeroes alike q age s5d youth.
tug fellow soldiers 70 our cause,
FOR God vii show MS mighty hAsd
Zon shall triumph, and her Jaws
The standard DO 70 every land;
No blood we seek, nor wealth q Increase,
No siD 70 revei N desire;
pdt ve VII fan the patriot IRE,
To gan the bl,ss Of Truth snd peace.
men welcome sore Of Light and irutn,
Eeroes slbe IN age and youth.
CRrAT SAT- lAEE CRY, Dec 8 1857.
BY previous mails we have had numerous dis
courses from The leaders; but the present file Of the
Nsrs furnishes more particularly the sentiments of
The people in the settlements on The war question.
On the LIST January the citizens Of Payson met in
the City Hail, and<amOnC the resolutions sustain-
ing the course Of Brigham and the Utah Iegisa-
ture-
Resoved, Tfat he CT, zens OF payson, 70 a naD. hold
themselves 10 readiues Win 'her and 81 the en-
eress they possess carry ont ali constitutional measures
may be devised by the 1eg slsve Assembly % sus
an BIS 1consuty Governor Young N the course be MAJ
he led N pursue FOR the welfare and prosperity O tne
reople THIS Teri tory and the preservation Of uaenaoie
Constitutional rish,s
LIVES. ESERerrs AND FORTUNES READY.
The citizens Of Springfield. on the 3d OF January
were ready with their lives TO uphold Brgham'
Resolved, Th., We approve Of the strsightforward
coo,ee ~ se Teyeative Assembly manifested "a their
reso,utlors expressive Of their feelings ard toe vel
Known feel nes the people with regard 20 tne messsRe
.,d eial oouree Of Governor Young and that we vii
arnold tnem with our lives, energies ard means car
:, ot the constitutional measures they may adopt "a
nreserve the lives liberties and happiness OF tne people
Of ths Territory and OF al the world
In addition TO tho resolutions which We Published
,.s.erdav of The citizens Of Great Salt Lake City
sccomr an wing the address 10 President Buchanan
he reicying resclptjops epptaIed win The aadlss