The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-09

laws rbe ns)or part OF the ssope here foreguers
know not sbeir rghsc; know ~ our nssut'ons know
not how hey are enslaved r@o thirds OF TIE Aormoos
are boness humble hard WORKING people, ground 10 the
very duet with toll. rney know no moro what Mormon
Inn y than Do 30 many iots; they startling results
shed bu. conceive not how they belong to church. but
know not what h. know not thai ID the most desboo
political a. well - eccesiasticA in the uni
vrse through which man puts his uge-s ipt2 thet
pockes and abstracts just what ne wills They q. m.uv
sAd faces and Borrowing hearts csuse
think "essssse they s!e vics~ Such are the work
AsAss' A.,
Jesufs duphcisy and cunning. some Gentles have
both in his religious and WORLDLY teausacnons believe
HIM neither honest sincere In either Tha. he may
be, however, possible That hs has TO be in oil mer-
camille public Transactions - matter OF policy, cor
tain. But have seen duphcy marked upon his c,ua
tepance, so apsbs in his Deeds that am beyond
me- he regretted AZ ocSuspce 1Ss s ooaS moi aide
the smile OF pleasure with which he regarded it, read
me volume Of the mans character. When he expressed
written down the harsh language he had used in his
mon seeing which sought 70 relieve his feelings upon
OF biz people and myself noticing his dscoucered sir,
declared that he perfectly willing all the world >uld
know what he said then none could be deceived in seeng
that he was seeking 10 deceive. his sending after
wards report Of the DISCOURSE with all ths language
Of which we then speaking omitted, estab-
hhes the FACT When he sent me letter signed by bis
own hand the first sentence Of which WAS false
ts nsn ever wrote or uttered could believe aught else
than that he was prscsed decever though occasionally
very short Eghtea oney When he told United States
Commissioners that he would awe them full and sccu
rate report OF the remarks questions and the
late conference and bAsey broke his pledge. could the
world be deceived rs TO his deception? No, Brigham
s not honest Brigham is not sincere Brigham s con-
scentous. Should he be, he is the sslfb fooied
fool that Heaven permitted To dsgrace the humln
form divine" Such is the who Claims 70 be tue de
lessse Of God Almighty who claims 10 have power over
things heaven earth and hell to be the saviour, the
only salvador OF the world.
The dsgurtng doctrines OF bis religion have hitherto
developed The denean ny practical operations o. said re-
bgon are for TIE future will only sid at present at Gil
crimes known upon the Calendar here covered by ae
mantle of religion. in this Territory has zrried
I've OF bis own Lrothers daughters another has married
his mother others their daughters aud Others mothers
and daughters oae man married two sisters on
the same pghs, aud slept With them bo,n ia the
bed. Bat more of ouch disgusting details.
Sore rien nav dubeieye these ihiugsle chem come
ana learn the come and see Them come and fesl them,
come and have their maulr rise up al aglinst
such principles, such deeds, such misery II s not the
duty o. your correspondent 70 argue into belief out
simply to bear witness Of that wh;n let those who may
reject, but tnose who will, receive II.
But admitted that tho people the leaders, the religion
and its practices are AS described VIVA; the govern
ment doY Everything. First, II the truth must BE-
spokenand necessity demands it-no admIisl alton,
Territory ever had weaker representation oy civil ocsrs
than this has while there IL opp sed 70 tue par
feet Organization, Capitalization, vast cunning and du
pcty. We absolutely need strong. able, fearless, de-
termned and united civil offcers-mea Ike the Conns
sioners who cannot be fooled, cowed br5sd. weak
far the Chief Justice OF the Territory Is concerned ne
has Ways been At his post has pursuso hm and
unyieldng policy. Whether that policy always the
best one or not, s question not to be decided by the
dictum OF your correspondent. wha. especially
need now the presence OF the Associate Judges Where
they? Grave interests demand their presence. snail
officials eserpaly receive pay for bang in rorriory
and performing duties there, when tley are never
in the Territory and never perform The duties,
for the want OF which performance their c)uury
are all the time suffering The President, 10 bis pro
camaon order ed them to be present and attend their
their heads when they fail To obey his commands
daily ing policy will nos answer for the Norm question
is not settled. We do not now head arices 'tae
Mormon war but We may yet have 10 do so, for the
Mormon and Gentle is Just commencing IL sill at
fret be in accordance with forms Of law but nay not
end 90. Brigham Young finds himself 10 precisely the
position shs. intmsteo, in letter from CAmp S;ot, he
would fnd himself in he accepted the Pres par.
don 10 bona fde or male tde. Cv suits are reLdy - be
suits avail, him. TIE Saints, they say, never Es
but since entry OF them 30 becoming e1.
ners for they say toey are going to bring salts s
ham Tor sezDg their horses causing them to bs sezi.
Others cay they are going 70 him the church for
forcing them South 70 the detrment Of their properly
and tbe oss OF their time Money u carry these sus
10 waited more than inclination IN the ley
will be had. There also quits by the Geusies
the church and Bsishamfor Instances, all the cattle
on from the merchants aud settlers must be returned
with damages or suits will follow. Brighsm this week.
through Governor Cumming turned about leo neii
one TO gilbert Gerrish. &c Bat there are A. least
thousand yet 70 be received Suis going be brought
oy pers lns VINO nave peen oeprvei OF hoey aud pro-
perty Indeed the ball is just opeDng Ire Law C0arts
for the lrsi months vii DO over xhe.mei With
business Hence the necessity for toe pre<n,e
OF the Assocae Judges. Toe Slp'snis Judge
can bold no coNt wtaou, them rs "a OF. u
his district he csn issue wri@ OF habeas co-pIs
and hold the parties over Tie setting OF the court rds
he will soon commence 10 do. b. VIVA. IL Tar more
importance 10 the public, 10 Mormous and 10 wocid
Is tina -Polsgsmy &c contrary 10 the laws o. Terri
.nry. Eeforce those lave and poygsny unst uudcr
rsi, there 10 NJ territorial Law egaziag poygany. 50
cond, there - a severe s~ against adultery. whk. con
'ttues the crime Of adultery "a ia manner form or
hspe defined. Third, whether the Eogsh comma lag
oe old hex'can law, or whatever lew taken or cIn
ulted 70 define adultery, polygamy viii be c9nsutatsJ
adultery. set the sr courts agong on this or &C ple
md / believe they will be, lust so soon as tns
40 months toere VII be work Ia usau. Iae |
courts established here With ability IN protect per
ops IN this city, thea there viii be falling or in the
snks Of Mormonism. Here 10, perhaps the msans OF
breaking Mormonsm-of relieving The zoe avvi aud |
deceived pcopeof eraiicatng this alagustng Ius nuou
rom our land. lot the Administration secd Va strcug
men Tor civil on ,srs LEI tho courts do their duty let
down ~ oophants, kindly treat the common pso5e aud |
eD phten them, then long relieve our country
ron this burning shame, this stgma this ulcer u Nor.
fnonism.
Brigham remains nearly all the time within bs u.,jei
numerous armed said to guard Il n
10 reported tina. he pretcods TO fear ASSASSINATION.
For the correcting Of history will here rems,k TIA;
Governor Cumming IN starting for Salt LAKE, Cav lAst
spring, did no; ask General Johnston FOR "a es.o aad
the General did 10; refuse him one.
have recently had conversation With Cap,a Iohp
Cooper, who came 90 from Csiforsi, last spriLs as
aqent OF Colonel Kinney, 10 sell the Msquto giant Tue
mission 20 far e the Mormons concerned has proved
total failure. Brigham declares be never go.ng 70
leave these mountains, and Consequently will not par
chase lands elsewhere
Williamsburg City News.
HoEsIsir DEkrH BulvISg Yesterday young girl