The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-26


CHORUS.
We are Mo true born sous of Zion,
Who with us that can oompare?
We're The royal branch o, joseph,
The bright aud g'ori,us morning slas.
LAl the bOn's left his thicket;
Up, - wsschmen, Be In haste,
Tho destroyer Of the Gentiles
Goos 70 ny their cities waste.
We are the true born sons, &c.
Brirg the remnants nom their exile
For the promise Is TO them;
Japheshs ruid the world his time out,
He must leave 1.-The tents Of Shemi'
We are the true born sons, &c.
Comfort 20 The houre of Israel;
fh~y are pardond, gather them;
Hear the wsichman's proclamation,
jews rebuild Jerusalem.
We are the true born sons, &c.
Soon the Jews will know their error,
How they kird the Holy One,
And they II mourn and snout hosannAl
This "the beloved Soul'
We are the true born sons, IL.
Bound the trumpet with tho tidiugs,
Call In all OF Abrams seed,
Though the Geptiles may reject Il,
Christ win come 10 very deed.
We are the true born sons &c.
Following this, the Saints knelt, while young
one Of the Dders-cferod lengthy prayer, which in
voked blessings for every Mormon President, from
sx Governor Young "to the last csllet and ordained
70 hold authority In the Kingdom" 70 which
the disciples added hearty Amen
ANOTHER HYMN.
"Lft up your heads "a scattered Saints,
Redemption drsweth ngn," &c.
and the congregation was prepared for the openine d
men-On6 ElfeF9-dNchArgiDQ
hat duty oommenoed by expressing the pleasure he fen
at meeting once more with his "brethren and ssters"
and w.s proud to be able TO assure them that reign
ed Utah After cor graduating the "ssints" the
mnaou Of the utah difficulty In manner 80 creditable
10 Brigham Young on the side, and Governor Cumming
and Colonel Kane on the other be referred them 70 the
latest from that Territory In the New York HERALD
and tHs pleased thai the Governor gave every
YET any experience with him Promising 70 refer 10
The subject more fully In the evening be introduced
Preside pt from branch of the Mormon church tue
evfdf ftx Eao1
man, and seemed To- have relish for poetry He CON-
menoed bis testimony With Daughters Of Zion, awake
free. bu, had lsey doubts be had came 70 tbs
right place Through oaunr the Saints had been ms
toe Pc ers said yet he was glad thai "a 70 rob
HE bre'hren Of their freedom bad been psrsevered In
DE concluded with "lops may the Star spsuged banne-
me Boeton representative followed suit was happy too
and ssuck orm 70 1t that hsre nothing IKE Mormon
I'm BE hao never been sfraid OF the termination OF al
the noise and squabbc Utah he was certain that
B'ebsm YoopR and tho men who stood by him would
come out at the big end Of the horn"
Bere the congregation called 10 order, bcusdc.
Son mpored On the sacrament PLACED before the grand
During the time occupied With the distribution Of tue
sacrament several OF the brethren addressed the
ersgston in similar strain and the choir-a very re
painted by come violinss, relieved the meeting by the
perfor OF select pieces adapted 70 the peculiar
Sc sung the air Of Partcr posu "a SySe Win
inna,iou Of what be expected IN the evening
ana oosm prayer, me congregation WAS kmisscd at
IvnrMo SESSION.
Al quarter 10 O'Clock order again called In
Droome street Hall, and In . hymn tho faithful wore
called to-
Arise arise with joy survey
The glory Of the latter day.
prayer and another hymn, and the speaker for the
evening took his place behind decent pulpit dcsk with
great Bible upon H. which, by the bye he never seemed
70 think Of any service 70 him HIS subject Uish--
how tho peace vas brought about, &c. He commenced
by referring 70 the calumnous statements Of such
Judge Drummond the feeling created In the saes the
President yielding 70 outside pressure tho sending
Of The army the appointments Of BrishAms success.
| sor, Colonel Cumming; warmly spplauded Brisham's
iuny Of deciding whether The Horm,s were % enjoy
the rshb OF other citizens u the repubc pot. Here
ss 60 ,s up and Sad NE secret ssh.% pole, IN
Brigham v TOO good man 70 seek 70 njure the soldiers
under Dol Johnston No hair Of their heads would
prophet He exercised his constitutional right a. Co
vernon IN keeping them Ibis side the mounss I'll he
DE amy hsre snc rave Congress time % spsat f,r he
rights Of the Mormons, they we're 70 have any rhc
ss i, bad time s 70 sTa, but the bins s..tsmrns
| bad decided the nation Against The Mormops rherc
were hororabe Senators honorasle members OF Congress
90 poibing 70 stay the march Of the To ell human
sppearsnce neht vS certain. mo brethren had been
II
v1f1e Everything was ready; tne military orgsuiza-
ton was competed, and the nrn regiment of mounted
Normcns bad started 70 use up Colonel Cook. Captain
ana notbrg ouuld have saved them and Colonel John.
scns army would have been starved into su,uissson
Tbs the Genles might call IDLE braggadoco but plenty
connected with the army svd msu bers Of the government
knew well that What stated true aud only from
the arrival OF Dol Rare In Utah proceedings stayed
wa all very well 70 brae this side OF the mouptans
ssy all msnrer OF things about the kormons csvng in,
&c but sfef the army statements had been heard
Mormon version, with facs, would along me Nor
mons wanted no glory from the affair. me matter
pos rfed ard the repres natives of the govern
bad siresdy discovered that little explsns,ou oil
ing The Normons hsd never violated any as reyercd
the constituton ofhe United States and would stand by
/ n while Trey lad life
me speaker spoke very highly Of COL Kane ss phi
| iarthropst, aiover Of his country, mau who hsa
sriven 70 avert the shedding Of blood; paid
hlis compliment 70 The Kane family but sad he knew
| person that knew BIN say that he was . Mormon. He
passed on 70 Col Cumming, the "nev Governor" spoke
highly Of him. and considered thai he had taken
| impartial oourse-ss his proclamation indicated tina,
while he would require obedience the part Of the
sormcrs 70 tbe.sws OF The United ssases, be had IN
formed tie amy, camp followers and ell the oflcias
that they would DO well 10 make themselves acqusined
with TIE Territorial statutes, which were pretty
TIT. sposs sporssy scr Soyerpor Cnum,s All
while he pursued such q this indicated, the
Normors would sustain him BY every influence hey hsd.
The speaker related The drcuussnces attending Oosone
Kanes going 70 the army 70 the described
| the reception ~ pah lake City, and related what 0s
CURED q. The tabernacle ths susdsy thss the Governor
addressed the Mormons, which the Governor said be
would forget aud he had douht that the good old
gentleman then spoke the truth. He had Witnessed The
Of the people against their and he hsd
seen that 10 brigham Youpss pfuance alone vas he
| debted for keeping them rom hostility.
| one OF the choir here sung someshipe about Brigham
Young 20 the afr OF Rule Britannia while the spesstr
| rested On s termination be put 70 vote The follow
Pcstvec, rtss vs uphold and sustain Brigham Yours
- a and % and n tha