Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-12-22
COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA WEDNESDAY MORNING DECEMBER g. 1855

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# III shs asansime Il Was uaY aaxses
% desire thas TIA Mormons ahoula vsel
Eosedience TO the constitution AMI "a
a Laws. without rendering il neeassars
!. resort to military foreas TO aid IN a
Il cplaelishing thie object, i deemed IL II
J visible Iii April faas, To dispatch tmo di.
8 tingalS1sd citiKens Of ths United ststs
. IessFss Powell and McCalloeh--t
a Utah. They bore with item q prada
. nation addressed By myself 10 the in
r habisants OF Utah, dated On Ehe 6sh da
: D9 that month, warning Ghem Of ahsi
: frua condition and how hopeieas il VA
! pn their part to persist IN rshalIis
: against the United States, aAa 0igexia
: all tfjase who would submit to the Law
, > full pardon for ther past aeditinns an
I traasonG At she sans time, asaurel
| those who should psraist in reheIIi ],
! agafnst the Unis8d States, thai they Eaaaa
i expect no fnfthor fenisy, but look to b
, Vigorously dealt With Aeeordiag 10 Ehail
deserts. The Instructions 10 shsaaa cent
II o. we'll 40 q copy Of ths proelamaEian
aud their reports, are herewith submit
{ ted. IL will be seen by their repaFk o.
Chs Sd OF July last, that they have fnlty
confirmed the opinion expressed by Gen
Johnston In fhe previous October. as ID
the necessity Of seddiag reimbursement,
to Utah. In this they state shas khey
| Ssare firmly impressed with the beliel
! that the presence of ste army here and
the large additional forea that had been
ordered TO this Territory, were The chiei
Inducements that caused the MormonG
to abandon the idea Of rssisting the au.
thority of the United States. 4 ieaa de-
cisiye policy would have probably result
90 IN long, bloody, and very expensive
| war"
! These gentlemen conducted themselves
to my entire satisfaction, and rendered
useful services in executing the humans
! Intentions Of the government. =
! 1t also affords nae great satisfaction to
! state that Coz. Cumming haa performed
bis duty In an able and conciliasory
manner, and With the happlest effect, /
cannot, in this connection, refrain from
mentioning the valuable services okCos.
Thamas L. Kane, who, from moliYes al
/ pure beueVolenee, and without apy off,
eisl character or pecaniagy compensation
! visited Utah during the last InciemauE
winter, for the purpose Of contributing
to the peacihcRtion Of the Territory.
am happy to inform you that the
I Governor and other civil officers OF Utah,
sre now performing their appropriate
functi ions without resistance. The au.
fh0rity of the constitution and the lava
has been fully restored, and peace raigns
throughout the Territory.
4 portion Of the troops sent TO Utah,
are nov encamped On Cedar Valley, for
kT-four miles southwest Of Salt Lake
Cry, and the remainder have been Or
deTed 20 Oregon to suppress Indian hos
ttIfsfes.
the march of the army to Salt Lake
lity, through the Iadian Territory, has
bad > powerful effect in restraining the
hostile feelings against the United States
which existed among the Indians in that
region, and in securing emigrants 60 the
Far West against their depFedati0ns.-
This will also be the means Of establish
ing military posts and promoting sottle-
rnents along the route.
| recommend that the benefits Of our
land laws and enption, system he
extended to the people Of Utah, hy the es.
tablishueus Of s Land Once in that Ter
Fitory.
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kzzsS Esz-s-z8EEz2s EEsef eBzsEF szg
Ga the result Of cur negotiatioas with Obi
ia @
Yea were inform "a by last annual uesv
sage, that ouE ministers had been iaatruc-
eRH n raaEFnv uaksfF A naa5ksrSn In fbA hnz,-
tiiities conducted by Great Britain and
frazee agaihrt Canton. he was, however,
at tie sa.ne time directed to cooperate cor
daily with the British and Freach Minis
ters, in all peaceful measures to secure by
treaty those just concessions TO foFetgn
commerce, which the nations Of the woTld
had right To demand. Ii wa impossible
tor me to proessd further than on my own
authority, without aaarplag the war max
ing power, which, undsr the Consultation,
belongs excluaiEety to Congress,
| Besides, after careful examination OF
the nature and extent Of our grievances,
did not believe they were Of such pressing
and aggravated character, as would have
iustifls.F Congress ia declaring war against
the Chiaess Empire, without first making
another earnest attsnbG to ADJUST them BY
q peaceful negotiation. was the mare
iacllnsd 10 this spinion because Of the se-
tyerc cha aalissment which had then but Ee-
Gently been inflicted upon the Chimes by
our squadron, in The capture and destrne-
ucn or the Barrier forts, to aYeags an al
: lsged Insult to our dag
! The event has proved the wisdom OF our
neutrality. Our Minister has executed his
trnsEraetioH with eminent aklii aud ability.
/ In conjaRetieR with the Russian plenIpo-
tsntiary, he has peacefully, bua eifeceuafly'
leo-aperated with the Ergifgh ana French
! tplsutpoteatiaries; aud each of tke feuE
I Powers has eoRcIaded q sspaEaks treaty
! with China, OF highly satisfactory shaT-
| aSter. The treaty concluded BIZ @gE asn
IpleniPotsntlary win immediately N
Tied 10 the Seaate.
4 an happy to announce that, s6zh
the energetic vet conriliatcEy eifofs III ssssr
Al ConsAl General In Japan, aew tra@k 80
4 been goaeIaded wath that sRpfE2, VeAsrh
may be expected naatsslaIiy to aagrnaas
/ Sur Erads and intercourse IN that <zxaskss,
4 and remove from ou eoaasryInea ghs dis
\ abilities which have hsgeIofwe been AEa-
4 posed upon the exereiae OF uhsir yaligien.
I The treaty shall be sahmltted TO the Senate
! for 4ppF8Tai without delay
r@ 0aEAT HaITAfg.
A IL nay earnest desire that every mig
| understanding with the gevpFnaasEt Of Great
/ Britain ahoutd be ssnieabiy and speedily
/ aajnsssd. Il has bean the EaiaEsFsnas af
] both snautEisa. almost agsE siBxa the peri
cd Of the FeYnlukioBs to have b3en aam8geS
by a succession Of irritating and asngerOsa
qaeaEions, thfsateaing their friendly rela-
| tloas. This has partially prevented The
/ full developemens Of those feelings oe sna-
tual frianship bstweeE the people oE tha
kwe countries, so casGral In thsngefFa and
Sondtiefvs To their con4Sa8E interests. Any
asrieus interruption OF the e0naaegea Be
tsvssa the United States and Great Britain
wunId be equally injuriou3to boa. 10 fact
| no two aatlplss have s2is&ae na Eha Rsas I'd
4 tAs earth which gould do each other 90 maach
COED Or 40 much harm. ~
H Entertaining Ehess sentimentss ] an
/ gTatided 10 inEnrm yen thai the ioRg pea'
II ding controversy sstwean the t,wo govern
n aaentw, In reiasica 70 the qasakiDn oe riatka
too ana search, nka been ainieably ad5ua-
ted. The elalsa "a he part og Great Brit.
ain, 1orcihiy 10 vasit Amswaean vssssIs o.
The high seas Ia kaEaa 0E peace, coald Hek b
sustainsd under the Law af mmfaouB, ard
had been aFeFgnlAd by hsr eRgn 1a@mk aml
|, neat jurors. Thls aaessian vsas Fseansly
NJ brought 10 an iEana by tbs gepAasad Meta b
III hrlEIah cruisers In hoaraIng ansA gaMxeasIaal
!, our yesasla LII shs Galg eE Mexico Aisa ah
ksiagsms seas. These Agts we're ~ AaaFs
aaguFoas ard anueyiug, as kaasss wasegs ssy
agayssssa BY large peExioh ok tSla s1aa
amaFrs and navlsaka0n ea IAs un1tst HkaEts
/ and haaelT frse aaa ameesaraetsd Maa ID ~
ssnslal 10 Eha seewgakg az aaan eaasg vi - axa&
between Aasgsns ssetiaaa a ne UnIsags-
such YexaEiaas II ssTraEk ioaa eOula no& ri
/ to exsise tap IeellAga 0g tha eaamaxg 90
xsqaAra TIE lnkagp peaE kspA ek tals gpEagsaaaas
Remoaa frances weFa a8agasms3 IN the nEit