The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-10

vi.ws ~ ,hr New Eoaii.h Go-es"n""t
"a 'hs corruption anu R~tse".ess or
Ds asss botls Gvvvs H-nsngs."
lFIom the i1toon tof&c orc Derbgs orgar) Apr'2tl
Itn~tstle i'usiralou O' tie iohereot corrupt 90
sno iotteitess OF oenoortuc governments at present
ylsiolo be pooa eituatoh erd tie play OF psres ct
washington TIE federal osrnGl of tho Culo 5stes Taeee
exists IL ai CITY PRACTICE which are happy 70 esy IS
secrecy at al Known TT West Muster. which has re-
ceived the nane Of lobGyips" It Gosno that votes III
Col are usked Ia Tor private purposes and at the
s1ie or &c the damage Of tt" pusnc veal Private
bills which gre oen le better THAI jobs are ia tbs
WY carried through both Branches OF the Legislator"
anc AL organized system OF rutc under for the 0eaoht
Of The members and tto outside schemers
rye pv's,ed es aneswes Mstiu'en h,urishoe III toe
rif!NVf q TIE capitol Bot this species CT cOruptn 10
Let Ct fined "a the fur,horaco Of private jope
oett ua ,he Ubreo sies executive have the means and
the rtte'ns, std ire Il resort them, tue
occss,cr arc notive pteeont thsu..eivea
Our readers sre not gnoraa Of fact that the admin
LsTn Ion OF Dir iresiceht buchanan has staEed its
torce CD carrying the bill admitting Kansas to toe Union
updeT CONSTITUTION said I, os formally oga bu: adot
teo even oJ s supporters rot 70 Smbodg tue sissea OF
the Kansas people For thing know Congress mag
have Is the TIM passed .he p bat ignorant
Of the ntass employed BY tee rcsden, 70 eject na CD
ject whether BIT accomplished CT not. The bill passed
the SeLa,e, wh.te there n PROBABLY not much cor.
rurtop, but II tGs been rejected ty House OF
Rtpeserts;iveS ard different bin euosttuted. Tn
Setae eechts to scselt that bid and the matter
MAINS between the two braoches q Congress- In this
pcsneu Mr. Buchanan seems 10 lave piucked advan
taie Cut OF his Mormon difficulty Congress which
refused to augment the regular aruy 10 suppress toe
feielion Of these ipdomltnble fanatics nevertheless
with Gil The ttguste cominisearat aud transport Ser
victs. involving an outlay OF few milous o. dollars
Tire mtrDtn; became certain that 90 many Ic1d'e
tracts ,ceTe al tie dc;ol II the ocin,nrdton the "lotby
ing "a goftrnn1f account team. 'te brk ruth ter
10 rheder tic 1cer7eTS he ha,GS bill r,to cogd
"a, ecy snc city T7rft ~ share u Jr job for
eleth,rg 1aticns trans forage cod be made per
ctv superior dordn,aqts the gorsnUtsx recom1entd
i'm. 1t doubtful whether tho Hcuse OF Representative
Will To induced position in spite OF all
the "obby ng;' and II sssnos htra Il deeerves hga
credit. We hope We do 70 wrong To the politicians at
WaCht, tan els
s'ateEeuA winch are mace cay b. day, and IN mult,u
dncus forms, by the American newspapers representing
Thus much for the way in which a democratic govern
mont proceeds. What esre especially To notice
tho position OF the Mornors and the rro pects OF the ex
petition against ihem AT tho cnte OF she Rtvce
ceived ricns haeve OF tresouieoess, indi
cation of desire 10 SUBMIT cou DO detected in the
coipgs or sayings OF the community Of Sat lsko tity
The leaders may DO kpsves and the followers may be
fools but it is evident that body thoy possess fort!
tude aud daring Their history proves IT, proves
with what astounding enacty they cling, through ;Cd
and evil to the extraordinary creea and 10 oter poodle,
the revolving soo!a 81 stem they have adopted- fauai
csm burns nercely within hef breasts, add Brigham
Young and his immediate associates are Tar from
bong destitute OF either general intelligence OF
political knowledge. Tine material resources OF the
Norrnons III spoken Of IA considerable, and wnen to
all this Is added the advantage they cujoy in being
located somo thousands OF miles distant iron the seat
OF government, with desert wildernesses aud ailcGt
mernain rases between IL will be admitted That Mr. Gu
chanan in resolving to to authority bS means
he has succeeded And the question wha,
the prospects, OF the expedition
Congress has been blamed severely by journalists
both Of the Atlantic for refusing 10 increase The
Ruar army for This purpose as tae administration de
maDded but We cannot concur In their dsaPpropaton
Volunteers three regiments OF which, have sad
have been voted In many respects superior in the
United states SERVICE to regular troops In this partcu
lar expedition they must be much more ysluasle tor
prevails throughout tho Union, anu tho men VINO
volunteer fo' service against them go into
tho enterprise with VIII and thoroughDeas
that cannot BE- locked for in merely hired soldiers. Al
ready, within very short time after the vote ied the
new regiments were completed and there super.
abundance Of volunteers The entire force destined TO
act against tab has now We believe, been organized,
and portions OF are in various stages OF progress D.
wards Salt lake City In the course OF tho ensuing
shall either great success Ia crushSg
this nest Of modorn una,cs, or great and disastrous
Of the administration barring abandoned IL plan Of COERCION
and bg'n 70 TIM q feso7tHa TO fsacW ootures 10 Tie
Mormon chiefs.
In the meantime Colorel Johnston, who is in
command Of tho troops ut Fort Brdger post at
the loot Of the mountlirs which hem in Utah from
the cast is described, in the peculiar slang OF tho
American journals, as being in Eight pace" That
| IL W cay, no and bis troops are awKwaruy, not
dangerously situated One reason assigned Cor the DO
lief tina, the Normons not desire To drive things TO
extremity they could they choose, easily Gu, Oh this
email force Of tultcd states troops and utterly destroy
simply en- the defensive; nor can thy be truly said 10
have assumed rebehous attitude so long as the repre-
gsature addresses memof ais 70 Congress thereby openly
acknowledging tho supremacy ~ tho latter. And the
bla phemos nature OF their religious doctrncs and the
Accountable character OF their rc.ygamou nst,atons
could be left out Of account would be easy - alegc
any overt acts OF rebellion against the tab people, except
the expulsion Of certain territorial officials appointed from
Washington, who probably, a. the Mormons airm,
ninca 10 the people, the Affairs VI which uey had u al
minister.
The yormons doubt, win be subducd, for the forces
preparing 10 gather Ia upon them irresistible. fhey
will have 60 submit, viii be scattered, expelled; hut
would be Improbable 10 follow their probable destiny
The important question IS how tho delay caused by
this and the Kansas ALTAR may Affect the settled designs
Of Mr.. Brcasnans administration IN carrying Uu, the an
noxaio, projects known 10 be contemplated The sup
preston Of Mormonism only crafty sentiment; Tor
IDEAS yet tramplcd out by force so
Is i that no triumph Of the United Statcs arms viii
oXthgush the anatcSm Of the iaitof day SAINTS Byl
ne ,rt,pstA Of Tie Union d-d rs 'siiorei are ndhsri
9 Immediate political Sigr,hcGpc, 10 hte por'd ant
u e,f,ciat concern 10 G,cat Bfilain, whch stands
IN position or, We hope, lricrdly is"arY u the
United states IN the extension Of commerce ana
! the dlfnton Of It's eyilztng Influences. What II
really Import 10 know, 10 utCdT Tie epfrHoin1 a1
amos and tcoiii uiicA ne t "a UrhtHgon 0orerHB,1f
frurn action IN Central dnercd are 70 D. diDr,f what
the truth OF the run or about the impending sbsorp)n
INTO the Mon Of another largo slice OF mori Mexico,
end whether n settled or PROFESSIONALLY contemrlao,
% tho organs Of the Washington Cabinet pretend that
Kansas and tab are disposed Cuba 10 ac
guret, by purchase, possible, # not va0.urTye modo
IL would be prcsumptuous well as foolish 10 say % tho
EUROPEAN governments 20 pretend 10 prescribe limits
the EXPANSION Of the North American mon can Ing
land have any desire 10 do so but ~ poSscgs
rect interests IN that quarter Of the globe, nay ~
ca 80 io9, not irth GTprshc,l0n ocrtGing, btt di
ro ilit0m Gnri>y ~ ne tips taken ioird-' n. rr0
IA a cary int eject II itcy fosscsssd he Ips,r