The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-17

be latter vere psrDined rest b poaoe the w1ss,
20 s'tsBs TO cir business in n'k~e the aecssssy ps
psins Tor the jssscey, ssiins snsi proper &C ~
would leave In the following spring 70 Is~vs farm
cbavds nne sAvoess and somos dwelling 90 sh,'t
psyy heavy perseeaop shis was sihcr INV
ssfteDed BY the q stiou bed prophe.,st
would b aIvsn 70 the aosty Mountains AZ tns Os boz
Con eyeboe ef sbst year toe LEADERS, of movsm "a
staies Tho grievances 81 The 81 nee, suffered
sse The prepeet Of esDsiouseoo toe past snAs 70
Named among Ne Gepues wnsreopon "n waa anaol
Vsskh 80 p'''' '-'''' ''' "'''''
The stser ctyens arssnd uauvoo vars very doab ~
Of tne novenebt had CONSIDERS difficulty 10 teep
pease agreed win the Sormoos sod paDerous unfa.
veyshe reports were IN crcus,SoD. rDe "a Otunc 81
ks0v0o Published In January their pro aa-ar
nor which they the deabad foe hat
shefe vas no dccepn n HAT grass gee aud
wwer ran" they Weu'd be tue fneir psssi1t
km beng doubled, they addei "ws fuytber dscare
'Oy the sAshacon VI Sb0 have S,ocuued
grievances have slensteo ~ from cur country taaa oar
pat'sti- m has not been overcome b. BY seOr by
cay light nor ~ moh,eot sssassioa0os, woioo have
noused, behheJ have tney sAa'ed US n he ssAsa
tras Of our county sbould hoshs a-,se b.. ge~n toe
government Of the Uphsd Sta.es any othe' Power
IeIssoD the rRbs Of possessing rersory Oregon
hand sustain tbe claim ths United States
govern meSt 10 that county II lie q osrapoicIiy onrs
Of rabt tcresD Power sboala Mold d0nocn there
end our services are veqnred 70 prevent Il, sno~o
wees viii be cbesfuIy yepoercd according aDry
We fct tbe Injuries that have russaoed aad
DseDe'bie Of the wrongs we have slsred-seil we are
hoslli.iss again looming up Brigham and the lssders
could not wat the grace grow The aret
esm%ssceS cro.ss The s,ss.' p on the % % Fsora
sthau difficulty. The Ass. company Amounted 800
men, wcmep aad children Omvssies of SINNER nazutuos
Gel nDoed 10 leave I'LL the vroie were route towards
We shall enter into detail and folio the Mrwsas
In their orssry w,odeDge through and mo- on the
nrst part Of ,ser jouncy ana il how macy delicate 20
men, helpless children, hdym aloers snd moshers
Cd 'a EXPOSURE sckereo DIED aud 81 cd graves by ,hs
wsyside That sss ssd journey 70 TIE Nvrmoms-
taoest rsge history rhe being sxosetug-
untsvosoie repesd and rains WITH ssArci
~ Of provision, led them ~ halt, the 2tn Of Ayr ~
psscs they called Garden G,ee cry about lbi m lea
from they mad been Gig days en- route
Here set eacrt vas resolved for relief ~
ready travelling anc for the poCY M sh5ul1 f,oS rne
atctt oD taken, tie WORK wa sOon commenced On the
roorcfrg o. the 2fth the born for
asst mule bemsevss togcsner 20 Do ssoz d for iaDvr
Cos hundred appointed t culs'pg spstt
ting rails and making feIces forty eget cat,ing logs
for the belong hog houss 81 several we're appointed 70
cu,d bridge number more for the deeing Of wells
fome 70 make the wood for picughs oilers and
Keep the cattle from stssyne; while oshors sent
several days journey into Missouri ~ ex
charge horses, feather becs, wspcnes jewery, ana
and sstps Tor provisions, 80 Further thy
MADE sposber fettemen-iD srntar manner and for
similar 1rpoaew they called Pisesh Aftsr short
rect ~ tins seeDept ioey resumed journey direct
ios their cou,se Tor Council Bluffs Here they built
feiIy boat ana crossed the Missouri river On u tue
aScs owed by ,hs Po.o~a,one Irdisrs who re~e'vei
ihsm in friendly manner The greater portion " the
"sxes" had crossed the river and preparing Tor
further from toe general 20 ,ern spt
vss mace u tend ~ into the Of army
against aeyco Believing wss 70 test their pa,ro,is,a
brt ham concluded 10 comply, ana In u days the 900
we're ready 70 march the 'stars aud stripes y
Whatever may bave been the object government
u u very certain that the noSmons looked upon ,he
den and as terribly cruel, ana this car It stsnda
prominently forward as one OF tbe Gfeyances yet W be
sscueo for
The Mormon battalion march Of for Mexico and the camp
thereby iorcso 10 halt AGAIN Considering tue help
ls oononon Il May es, through tbs oss OF fathers
and stLs gone IN The battalion tho sreas undertaking.
pos tponed u the foow ing spgog During remainder
Of the summer and autumn tbsy made preparations for
rio,er, aid OFT CITY soa.tDg sss tnaa square,
"a At '~-uO
korepce, in Nebraska reyrsosy. Here they crcc,ed
thousand bouses prilc py built Of logs cot too
they poseessed, ard bao again 70 send Missouri
settlements whA, property they still retained for provs.
ens " sustain them through the snier. From osutssnt
shelter cothns and prov sops many sickened aud died
mahy are reporyea tohavs been lad In the ssnt
EAry in Aprn Is47, Brigham. several Of the Twelve,
and chosen picked len 10 the number In all Of l4S,
-tArssd - pioneers ahead Of tho maiu body
They continued Their course up the pnrth oaor
OF the Pslls river, having 70 make their Own
roads, RATS aro brisges. fhe body Of W.
siler-srcs keeping m the sane track Ga inc 7Ist Of
Iuiy the pioneers discovered the Gfea. BAsa
II chsned VIM The vsw when ~ before their ANXIOUS
eyes. their Joy unbotn1ed ard the air rc~oacfed
wtp Their SHUTS OF Joy, prase aud hal,euisas SAT-
lake Valley szpsorcr Brigham having fallen
these % Others q lar preocsrners we're ssslJorr
by behind that toey crtered toa valley the ssn,
Their dsnvsrsnoe rvo hours after their arrival The, be
gan plough, and the frs afternoon tney built 10
rgaie the SOIL NJ ire around shcrs they pr'had their
lands among mo eepues but bad 10 peace They thsa
Thought themselves Gar enough Away from ever body
who hso ssileo from New York 10 the snsor Of 1919
around caye Born and up the Pacific 10 the bay Gan
Francisco, came scross the Sierra Nevada Mountains and
met the pioneers NJ Grtcn river with The Intelligence that
hey had discovered such fine lands Tho Of Toe
Pscpc; but 10 was no nducemenl Brigham told them
that I'VE years soud nod roll their beads before they
would be fro-, suvh rico lands 60 the Notnons
voud 80 .h,re nobody ese scu stay aud has they
sstNedm Utah such IN brief we're The circumstances
winch led The sogmons 70 leave The Sia.cs and
csnssAncss which nsrstd their jousaeyng and their
,asDs pcssess'on Of that Territory, tnen part OF the
1be old morn,aneers and rappers said that sericul,u
raj facilities necessary 10 tie tustcnance " civilized
community do cot exis sui she veay pioneers had faith
10 try Ii tbs var thry de1 Gated tzcir land asd them
selves 10 the ioru" commenced with ,befew implements
81 husbAndy bey bad carried ush ,nem 70 cultivate tSs
ground, and oct pctatoes and other seeds Brigham,
entering the valley declared that they had reached
place TOR trc hcmc Of the nts ad drove hs 10
NE fpot Of ground which he then iodcs The place
on Which ,he future pmpc should be bun N any doubt
extted this sunicen 70 drpc a. and labor vent ON
vnh untrne diligence IN septemoer and Ocsober fc'
loving, addition Of eco souls male 10 the colony,
snd ateiy after oc0 pusbes of wheat
ne vosk started srshsm and come Of the leading rco
urs where they inmsda,sy issued tne arst general
ep-tle rom the Council Of the Twelve Apoatlcs 10 the
church Of J,srs cbrst Of latter Day sanss a,rosd ds
persed throughout The car h, grse,rs" In whcn do
tailed account u their svs and proceedings from tho
time they left Nanvoo nver, hkevss an invitation
end mobiles ard Governors and rulers snd Judges, and
ell aors kincrsdy topsucs and people under TIE whole
hcavtn 70 and help N build house W the
Of the Goa OF Jacob piece Of peace acfsy Of rest hsoi
talon for e oppressed 81 every cline, for tnoso
who lore their ne'shbor :. nsy DO henssycs soi are
dsurnlre ID " do, ami vii do Goa being our helper;
end vil help every who ~iu help good
ard whossome laws for the projection virtue and pun
sbmtLt Of vcc.v
m scrrmher, ls1s, rr,shsm returned 70 The eres,
BAsn with large company, and from that unc 10
The present every ue tide Of emigration from, Me
Untfsd ssaiessnd may 10 said in uuh from Me four
quarters q the csrtn--nas continued hor 70 thcir
tain home.
The winter Of iss7-S wss extremely mud, allowing
much ulpg be done, and locks and herds throve well
upon the abundsni grace but the succeeding winter
Ike New England winter for severity, and fall n
depAh Of from n three feet rne also oom
mcnced carrier than Anoipated and found many Of
tho inhabitants without ncuses and fuel Having left
everything that would mare q home comfortable Al
Nsuvco they hsd much 10 endure he first teo winners.
IN The summer 81 lets The crckch and Destroyed
much OF tbeh grain, and 70 ali appearance would have
Se<tro, AT bui he rterpoeion a nocks OF ruls