The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-18

contemplated 10 order him 70 retire from the Territory
Win The army under his command. Now, when u re-
memberei that Brigham has been engaged in against
the United States; that he has had In he aeld armed
orce 10 oppose Of United a.es troops into
6A lake City, that he has been the Of the sacrifice
Of hundreds Of lives OF emigr crossing Plains that
under his direction the most fearful have been
per peated the residents Of Utah that he has assidu
ously worked 10 sr up hostility OF the Indians against
the United States formed ALLAN with many OF tho
tribes for the purpose Of wagng against the govern
meat that he has put the country to the expense OF mil
Ions of dollars restore order Utah. thss no and his
close myrmdOos have been indicted for high treason aud
finally his want OF faith and hs noofousiy cruel res
cherous and bloodtnrsty character ought is believed
atest in California, be sufficient for Gov. Cumming 10
pursue no time serving hating policy towards the Nor
and their leaders Brigham Young has been brought
to because no knew there q military force
competent 70 compel him He did not, viii he pre-
tend that he did, admit Gov Cumming into Salt Lake be-
he held commission Of the President appointing
MIN Governor The army Of Gen. Johnston and the rein
foscsmens that were the way WAS the cause Of his
submission. How Gov. Cumming has come 10 the res0u
ton preventing the army entering Salt Lake, u.s. rs
stated before, dlcdt 70 understand. is we'll known
there thousands Of men and women grosaing under
the moot terrible OF oppressors in Utan, wno they saw
any means Of protection IRON the Vengeance certain
70 overtAke them, would gladly abandon Mormon.
ism. Had tho troops advanced 70 SAT- Lake
this protection would be ct hand, ard they, without
danger might incur the anger OF tho elders More than
this the presence Of the army would fs,tate negotia
tons, II there any, and would dispei any idea Of
Adopting .s%pSsax POLICY which - Inc present ns !,
the actual fact that the troops have been for
months exposed 10 the greatest hardshps n innosps
BILE climate and that their suerings ana privAsons must
have been very great, should have weighed with Gov.
Cummisg and Induced him 70 pursue bold and decided
policy He may have acted under Instructions from or
an asol nutx farta
lie the executive does not appear 70 have acted
wise Oar dates from Salt Lake City via 5ernardin0
arrived 81 Pacerve on the 18th inst Who left Sait Lake
four days later Some doubts expressed tho
liability Of the following intelligence communicated by
themWhep they left the city the uned Staten forces
not there bad the N0rmOns evacuated, though
the troops were confidently believed 70 be within short
distance Of the city The srotsss vigilance observed
by the saints l0okouis stationed all the oongu
elevations with glasses xiously watching for toe sp
proachng foe Within the valley Of the modern Sodom
greatest excitement prevailed. The MormDos have been
working Justify all winter Strengthening their forttuca
tons and preparing for defence thin ADOBE val has
been thrown around the old wall ~ the city the
port holes, which pa,ed four feet aD9r clear round
the city There were many persons 10 the City Who you'd
render great assistance the troops-msny Genes and
. great mum Dor Of dsanected MorYons, Nil OF whom
determination. Brigham Young secretly left the city on
the 9Th utmo, leaving Eugsnman, named Joha jpers
10 administer the government IN his absence. Il Is bs
heyed that he has departed for OF tho Mexican 5es
bat nothing definite could be ascessned 10 this There
three trains stopping the city a the these
gentlemen left-two from Louisville, Ky and one from
Missouri they we're bcslaged day and night by motley
thr0Dg OF females mostly ornons with pteous enrea
be taken California TIE trains agreed bring
ali whom they could possoly sosomuoda.e AMI large
arrival may be expected within fortnight Dozeus Of
young girls surrounded the brothers Morris their de-
partnrs sobbng and wang, because they could not be
brought News Of the Frazer river discoveries mai
reached Salt Lake. and created excitement, bui tho
reports were vague. Provisions were very high.
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
correspondent Of the San Francisco Tines writing
rom San Bernardno gives the following account OF the
kormons remaining at that place.
lido know that this letter will reach you rs the Cum
~ Judge possession Of the Post ocs This place
he IT, least was, hormos. am told ytoing OF
suspicious nature subjected 70 his inspection before IL
rs suffered TO 20 on by mail. The Mermons, OF whom
there considerable number left In this place. report
regularly every month 10 being toe duty
Of psf Ss. nsrs = M
NIT the 70 the heads OF the church. they under
stand that their Prophet has nov got the President
ed and they intend % keep up their etsss.dooo saec
they know they viii not havo to aght Che Mormons
nj Salt Lake have yielded nothing not one OF the traitors
thieves and mnrderers sheltered By their
muLy has been arrested, nor have they made any
cessions Of political character whAsver They are,
nteuts and purposes Independent people.
THIS is generally be the by those
here They speak O. our % and
visited people by ali sors OF dire csamties, aad our
government be brought 70 an end. II 10 with such ally
selves and repay themselves for me cnAgrn they fss
bong obliged 70 abandon their Aoy CITY, at least for
or those stil remaining ats Bernardno some
few are persons OF csndor and integrity, well ~ OF
tsllgepce Mr. Hanks agent for the rancn owners, is
Of hh word, and very capable man for business.
the church but whs having Withdrawn or been elected
from Il, now dcnounce the whee body Of hormons ~
thieves and Villains There also those who have let
from conscicntous motives, having found the church
rups and tat religion base aud fearful deluson Some
of those who have been Invested Of their power, which
sssended % NE taxing o. NE ss are nov very bitter
posts In this quarter now being removed having
Already left, and others arriving mere preparatory 10 de-
for the protection OF immigrants and frontier settle
ents station should by all means be kept up the
kohave, several hundred miles cast Of here.
BRIGHAM Youss's srRscH.
Brigham In tho discourse that nrst insna,cd tho incn-
ton Of hesanG como 70 terms sets forth tho reasons
for coming that sensible conclusion. In tho introduce
ton he passes in review past "persecusons" 70 which
the Mormons had been subjected without pronng enough
By them To learn the necessity Of adopting course for
scf preservation Regarding the past years troubles ~
AHEAtrHY cHAsrrssxsyr,
He says-I am satisfied thai the people now begin 10
learn that tney can MADE their own clothing, and that
who DO not learn viii run ne risk OF bong unoom
fortaoly clad But would this people, By their wisdom,
ever have brought themselves 70 mai Independence that
God viii, by his providence, In scoring cbastsemepv
say seeming for /. Is no cnasiscmeuti s blessing TO
people, and Of the greatest that be besio sed
upon u.s. 10 cat the thread between us and our enemies,
ana obnge Sustain ourselves In everything that
can produce win our labor, skill and economy. The
lord bring this about cause the devil 70 do H. Just
as he plesses sc would only forsske our religion cur
enemies would spare and hail ne friends; but u we
will not yield that point. they viii endesvor 70 destroy
Us But the lord Almighty rules Ia the heavens and con
tro enemies 70 certain exIsn, and ovcrrules their
ecta. - .v.r,, ,. ,acou
He hes his purposes 10 accomplish, ~ much row a.
be ever has had upon lace ertnN much ., ha
had the crucxon Of the saviour Could he havo found
q righteous the earth VINO would have bctrayed
his only Son He could not Would man With his eyes
oper and ned with The revelations Of the Lord have
bcsy cd Jcsus into the hands OF Pa,eS NO. Cod over
ruled and selected hypocre-sn ungodly base, vile
wretch and plsced him among the Apostles to socs
plish that purpose ~ much s ne raised up Pharaoh
hardened the heart Of PhsraJh lie never or
dancd that wck dpess should possess any MAJ Jdda
loved wicked from his youth Pharosh raised ~
70 do be did because he wicked from hs youth
xickednees and hatred 70 every holy principle took os
Of him. and God set hi the throne Of Egypt
accounnNSh his purposas ~, n n ms