The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-15
10 the Senate and House, which Is py no means
modified in tone nor anything like sueng for peace:

Resolved, That we tender his FIX ceen:y Governor
Young our utmost exertons lives our fortunes
for the defence of rights that We regard no sara
too great, and are ready, necessary 10 sacrifice onr
hones, but we VIII not see them inherited by our enc
| mies.
Resolved, That request the government, Of the
United States to Withdraw their armed plerias and ceas
prostitute the executive power Of great nat,op 10 sinh
serve The ends Of cruelty, religious oppression and in
justice.
heretofore have been deceived by promises of pro
lection and pretexts Of enforcing the law not suf
fer ourselves to be deceived by such sha os pre-
ences and that the authorities of the United States
wish convince OF their lawful humane and Just 10.
teEops TO people, they must pay our damages
redress wrongs, punish murderers plundeserg
and ravsbers or we snail continue TO believe tnat they
have not reformed.
| Resolved That by the help of Almighty God We Will
maintain constitutional rights and liberties our rel-
gon, our wives add children ana our hard earned fire.
sizes and bones and invite the down todden and on
pressed of all nations ndreos tongues and people, Of
whatever faith they be, 10 gather 70 these valleys
where they worship God according 10 the dictates of
their own cOnsceDcee.
DETERMINED TO REJECT THE GENTLE OFFICERS
The inhabitants of Pennington met on the 18th of
January and having had time TO improve in writing
resolutions, they outstrip their neghbors conside.
rably.
Resolved, That utterly repudiate AL socaI inter-
Course with officials who practice under the garo of Of
fetal dignity every species OF inquy AMI that will
submit to the rule Of drunken corrup. add iceo
ous officers peiher will We sustain the appointment Of
Reso we'd, Tha. the just humane patriotc and phan-
thropc course OF his Exceency Governor Yonpg 10
O.
vadns army, whose design destroy the principal
men Of this Territory deprive of religious rights
ana eventually 10 destroy an unoe ndng people, has
unqualified APPRECIATION.
Resolved, That his Exce'epcy's message CT Dec 1t,
1897 10 the legislative Assembly or Utah Territory, s
raught with sound constitutional do;tIioe and fully
approve of the pure republican, of that hGorbe
body, as manifested in their reroluop dated Dec. 81,
1851 IN relation 90 the message and Official course OF Gov
Yonng
Resolved, That We by the help OF Israel's God giu
r.
gieO TO carry out all adopted
by nk ESoelency Governor Young ana toe legislative
Assembly for the defence Of wives, our children our
iiresides, and for the preservation OF our rights nd
liberties.
Resolved, That We would consider ourselves rscreaut
TO every principle OF patriotism justice self Tespec:
common deceucy should submit 20 the rule osers
chosen without consent, anG attempted 20 orced
upon us by military power; aui tender 20 Governor
Young our utmost exertious, lives and fortunes rece
any attempt Of the ADMINISTRATION to thus the
serv'y or vasssage Of worse thaa Russao certlcra
The other settlements talk in the same strain and
not whit behind their neighbors in max ng strong
resolutions"
RETURNING CALIFORNIANs WANTING HELP--BAIGHAM
RICHER THAN THEM ALL.
The following paragraph from Brigbams dis
course in the tabernacle JAM IL, lets out secrets:
Brother Heber and told the company that went
TO San Bernardino with Amasa Lyman, that they
would never reach here again without help from
this people, and now sending all the teams
raise from the southern settlements 20 bring
them back. Why? Because they cannot stay
there, ard theyare not able TO remove. They were
told at the start that they would have to enounce
their religion, or else come whining back 20 these
valleys. You may take all who have unadv isedIy
gone from this TeTitory-and hundreds ana thon-
sands have goDe-and | believe that | alone
able 70 buy the whole of them, though when came
here had but very little property. except what !
owed for. ! also believe that brother Kirnoall and
many others, who have listened 10 what is taught,
now own more property than the whole OF hose
characters. They could not believe that ] knew
enough 10 instruct them in temporal andrs. DO
they now believe that do! They are oodged To
admit IT, though some think really DO Dot know
whether it is so or not" What are those persons
good for now?
ELDER HYpr's PRAYrR.
If they should have little difficulty among the
troops out here in Utah so far from the seat OF
eminent in Washington, IL would have but Little ef-
feet at headquarters: but when contention. strife
and war break out in the halls OF Congress ]: then
becomes "some pumpkins and such kind oi diff
Guilty pray God, in the name of Jesus 10 let them
have right at home, at the scat of empire, because
they have sought TO destroy the kingdom Of God,
and il Is the same spirit that moved herod 20 say
the infant children. God grant they may be smiien
with worms az was Herod, or anything else that
seemeth Him good, and defeat their intentions and
designs.
ELDER TAyLoR's LOVE FOR SOME FORMER AccUAISr-
ASCEs.
People affect % he astonished at the present time
that we. should feel reluctance at having the ap-
pointees Of great and august parsonage the
President Of the United States 10 RUE rs, and
they have made this for the cry Of trea-
and have at least some rights fathers professed
10 have, few years ago. when they said that all
mankind had right TO life, liberty and me pursuit
Of happiness" What are YOU doing here gentlemenl
Why did you come here Because they would not
let you stop in Illinois. Who the forcnos. i'm
these things, in counseling your departure. Two
United States Senators, stephen a, Douglas
was one, the name of the other forget
And IL. was also recommended by Henry Clay.
They recommended Us 20 leave orr homes, onr
possessions and TO let beautiful city .hen mia
fol lur frDpI Hg
waste. and 1000 American citizens 20 he di.fran-
ebised. What fort Because they could not ind
protection in the United states, and .old them OK
Il at that time 20 their face. There il no law for
Normonsm, but yet must have implicit conf
dence in them. Then after negotiations had been
made and we came away. they were 20 damnable.
mean and cowardly a 10 make war on the sick and
infrm that could not leave: the poor miserable,
cursed, damned scouudres. ! pray that thew may
30 20 bell The whole congregation shouted
Amenl They now put on smooth lace thhey nave
wonder why we won't let those officers come in
here, why We WON'T let the judges come here, such
as they shall appoint-why We won le. Kind, gem
tlemany men come here and rule over u.s.
CALCULATES TIE ARMY GOING TO KETURS N rHs
erR1Ne.
The devil has had rule and dominion and brought
men into bondage and subjected the righteous 20 be
overthrown and trampled under foot by evil men ia
every age and they want 90 do IL now. Bot Brigham
Young has said stop, and they have stopped Whya
Because Brigham said 50. When they go-bsck it
VIII ne salu, Wen, Fentlefnens NnN ui0 YES 20
into Utah. Because Brigham Young pointed his
finger and said stop, aud We stopped" Were any
az yen fred on 2" "No. Their men were to'd not
20 fire on US, and they die not but Brigham only
said stop and we stopped" It s the FIRST tine for
long while that the principles Of righteousness and
truth have withsocd the powers Of darkness yet it
has here 20 far.
HARD TIMES
The reports Of destit1tion in Utah are confirmed
in the few discourscs published In discourse
about everybody working and everybody making INC
most Of everything. Heller says--
Brethren and sisters, LET rs 60 70 work every ono
of and cultivate the earth for IL viii not hurt any
member Of a family to assist in these things u VIII
no. hurt the sisters 10 assist in making gardens-no.
il viii not hurt your delicate hands any more than u
did in England. know and can now see hundreds
that worked in To fields with their nice delicate
hands ard their Aripcd petticoats. and i did not