The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-02

:amo- wretch and hound I asked him l should
hs leik said he would not he help Il, but frou
toy he would have to do II l wrote Brigham a shcr
noir he returned an answer that he knew nothing Of
y flrs, aLd could not help mo- / Immediately gave
' hopes az recovering nay horses still deter nioed
however, V leave, MADE haDd cart, AID decided "a
.sri 70 California We took northern road, wing
could nc. pass by tho sos,hern one; had no oass
rom Brigham. The cart contained sbou, 35o pounds
hSn We 60! as faz as FsImngtsn Was takos ,ick.
! hlc there l heard taat G0yerEsr CuGmlg on
os way 10 the valley, ana beaded 10 wail rer
nis arriva, 10 see il | coa.d nos got out
harshIy the threat death ways hanging over my
bead AuudIg to me, Col WArrel said In meeting one
Sunday that there men there who we're sending
carrying the troops that il he could catch such
an one he would cut bis - throat in the night; he would
not do II in tee DAY time least might weak
brother to fall away but the time would come when they
would grow strong in the faith; then they would say
we dcne, brother, to the performer Of such deed.
There was quite time Of Pennington when Gov. Cam.
ming arrived the band turned out 70 salute him; the
agent expressman from Salt LEks CITY rode up the
band msater and said, Be sure nov, you do not play
'Doodah; play dali Columbia and Yankee Doodle -
He very particular and decided In giving these 10
strucons, seemed fearful that they would play Doc
dahr any way. Ooodsh s the national hymn song OF
tho Sainx; vas frat sung on the cath OF July, 1857
when the Mort declared their Independence Il would
hardly be pcssi Die To get of coutempble edson
nevertheless the ch0sen people, say and doubtless
eve, that given by Inspiration The band played
while the Governor passed. and he returned the salute
was used against him Even the boys seemed anxious TO
kill him. The Governor was no sooner out OF sgnt toan
"Doodah played and the "best tupes
Immediately started for Salt Lake City to Governor
Cumming He stopping at tue house OF Mr. Strains,
who was said to be spy upon him was not permitted
the Governor it several days before could
him The next sunday ] went to cnurcn, thinking the
Governor might perhaps, be ;hs,e Brigham Young cot
up 70 preach on polygswy and tried TO show that was
not against the constitution laws or the United States
After talking aThie, he said he believed he would take
and talk Il the preachers in the States do
II hsc been long time, ne said since he had read the
IT..
They shall against the Saints OF God until they
wasted avsy." "erethrer." added he. "~he.her VS.
shall be wased away not 10 yet ~ be seem but what
do whether 10 the North oe to the South,
or wherever NC 60, II we believe we shall come out
right" There instantly quite com motion in the
cence par cu.rly among the Tseiye Apostles, who
together in the front pes. Brigham tarned round aud
sad:-"areiher Wells, preachs Little Gen. weIs de.
clined Brig thcn passec oct into auto aud
returned whom he introdu coo to the
audience as Gov Cumming aud Col Kane Kane never
said word
Governor OF Uesh, 70 DO theus good-not harm.
The people cred out "Speax iouder -
The Gove'uor repested what he had said and added 81
AN your rrena
voices--'l ora't believe ii''--"I, is a lie"
Gov. Cupmwg-I have c,ms out here to see thar JUS
tice is done youtc sha you protectei from
Indians nave come ny responsibility, without
an escort or guard, or say arms-no; even penkpfs
supported by 1000 bayonets." This was haIio@S ont
with great nSise and rage II was then added, We won't
believe friend until you send tbess soldiers
any and sryihing, AID persorai remarks
made. The audience be vloen. that Brigham fre
quentiy had % Interfere to quiet tnem.
One man SAID "you are nothing bu, an office seeker"
The Governor replied that he o5tainei his appointment
hcuoIaoy ana had not solicited Tue psope then cried
out, awe v no. have &ssouriau 80 rule :" rhs
Governor replied mat he wss not Missourisn, this, he
was Georgian.
John ray ior got up aud apoogzed saying Mr. Cumming
must them-lhey had thought he was a Missou
risn then ho went 70 they hsd suffered
from the baud. Of the MissourAns when Brigham stop
no i'm d " nfnnrr aftnu
that. The ha ooing taikag and screaming lasted
two hours.
the Gentle ycke, we never viii be under It again
free, sad Will remain free forever" The who's
asssmSiy eispsea yer names 'os ses'l@ N
yoke Buebsn1n is nearly crszg beoalse he has 10
carry 1t aloae We intend to be yoSsd up with
Gsnties agar ao never world wihoai end, ior their
Governor Canning had paper read which sounded
like q proc'ara;on Ths Gyve.lcr ssia 10 II that he
under his osumand-hat all tne Toais il ioe Territory
wers cpeu zee for trsvei.
An lr.sLUsn named Gle uueos who In nst ci.izeu of
the Ufits1 states, spoke tao hours he called all Parsons
who desired 10 leave rascals aod scoundrels.
Brigham Ycpng then got up aud sait"K there Il suy
here who really wants @ away and feel
that they have been deprived OF their rights hem
eancs were he'd mp, cxpec..rg n go,d macy would be-
but there not thea rAsea my hand, and the
people NED, "Aers nand" Right after, other
Brigham Yosng then asked I! had been trestsd
right whiis the Territory. said "a regards tns
two ,bres OF tue Bishops have treated very kindly
but mus ss. there are great rnsuy people Ia here
who are cot ~ hcpest Is thsy should be.
Brigham said. "ThAt s So" The people appAuded that
Brigham 6ed, "Let every uau aud woman wh, wants
SO away gvs hts name 20 Governor Cumming, aud
they 20 and welcome"
heard his sAne Prophet in q sermon, not q mouth
before dtcHra tha, be would not let any 20 away
especially Az one belonging " the church.
AT that tins at iesss bali the people desired TO leave;
50 Brigham rad put his foot down upon with all hts
po~er 10 prevent them. Ia tue afternoon Brigham
planned axay HE calling Mr. Cum ming Governor there
sbou, oss hundred and hrty OF banded to
gether TO conc out with the Governor. The following
their names
job sAiier. VIE and child.
William Hughes and wife
Charlss Zasn,rr aed wis.
James Cha adler
George S.unh.
Henry Jrns s.ou.
william White wife and four children
Henry Garcser, wife Ano two children
Paul wii.og end VIE
william EaIps.
WD. PayLs ar1 mother.
Thos Hockey and wife.
George Phi and wife.
John RoTiey, wife a1d seven Children
Margaret Lawson.
Siulson Ptsrcy.
Hannah Laucsp aud two Children.
Vim fate ana wife.
Samuel G. Sulnh.
Andrew NJ Smith, vie and cbpd.
1bos Cosercsle, wife and ohild.
Danie stewart, vile and four children.
G. Wallace.
stephen Isyrr.
Miles Ros,rom, wife and two children.
Tnos French, ~iie sno cnild
Vim. Dfs0ef. vile sod chiId
Chas Nhttehouss, vile ana child.
Samuel Ia ,Saoa ard wife.
Abp IAveTsi0gs
Emile B-susr.
Beojallia is..iips
,obn MoiyEcsux, vifs and four csildrsu.
John Stout. wife and child.
james MdcbeI.
Joseph Fsslss
Sarah Bss-
Jerem4o wilson. wife and three childrso.
Sarah Philips ap1 china.
Winthrop Graves.
II A. Smoa,.
James Wiltshire. wife aud four onildren.
R,Scr. Taylor, wife ssd chid
Thomas Mousley, wills srd tso children.
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