The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-09

proceed IN their own way 70 frame S,A.e
constitution, preparatory 70 admission into
the Union. / also rccomeaend tba. an ap-
preparation may be made, TO enable the Pres
identto take census Of lie people If haa-
sas.
E-TAEE.
Tie present condition oftLe Territory Of Utah
wAeu contrasted with What il YES one year
aEo. is subject tor corgr&taiat5ou. l. was thea
IL state OF open rebellion, ana, cost 1at i
N ght lie character ct the government required
tha, This rebellion should be suppressed. and tie
Normons compelled 10 yield obedience to the
constitution and the LAWS. In order TO accomplish
this object, as informed Won in my last annual
message, / appointed Governor instead of
Brigham ounC, and other federal officers 10
tal5 the place OF those who, consulting their per
soual safety, had found it necessary 10 Withdraw
from tie Territory. To protect these cril officers
and 20 aid them, as posSee c0aIfGfHS, in the el-
ecgton Of the laws in ease OF need [ ordered
detachment of the army TO accompany them to
Utah. The necessity for adopting these measures
is now demonstrated.
Or the 18th of September, 1877. GOV. Young
issued his proclamation, in the style Of all indie
pendent sovereign, announcing bis purpose to re-
slst, bT force Of arms, the entry Of the United
States troops icto cg1 Own 'i.FritCry Of L.iah -
~ =. y'he feo Fec al the iofces Ia II TerTiJoN
70 hold themselves II readiness 10 march al q no
maDts notice. ~ -epei any aud all such Invasion,
ard established marta! law from its 3ate through
cHt tie Territory. I hese proved to be 10 die
threats. Forts, Bridges and supply were vacated
and burned down by the Mormons 10 deprive
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Wis =, Inc himself u ;4taront C,arr9I W.,
Legion to stampede lac animals Of the United
States troops on iher march, to set t5ge to their
trains. TO barn the grass ard the whole country
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lraarv, efsattlg,i aal inho7pitab!e region. NOR,
Than q thousand miles rrarn bar7c thu ras-a3
tie severe ard trclerent winter -r.thaGt a ;oYr-
max. Iueg looked .oraard with caaHdsare fer
relief from their cauatrv 10 Gce season. al5
this they aere not DISAPPOINTED
Tho Secretary Of }S a. gau.Lor4d all lis C1ar-
gias to '3r1asE them tie necessary supplies. and .
- muster sad send such military {, re to Utah
as w0s.i render resistance en- the rarc oftha {
MormoHs hopeless, AID thus terminate the war
without He ea4s-on If blood u his eIzo-. be
,gas e.IcieutI. sustained b. CONGRESS FE4v
granted arBraptiatious sufficient to cover the se-
Hc5aucv thus nee ssarits created and also 7-2gl .
"a for raising two regiments If va,,-.a-ts ~
The nurposa Of dqelra- disturbances n ts4 TT
risory . Utah. Tor tie protection Of s1an.v and
eE1izraat trains AID the suppression af I-6ia7
host .tias on the frontier Iaaa.v. there was
10 occasion 10 car tlase regiments into z.--t,,
Iftfere h4! hela. ss}eg'i 5s4e f-,t ssr;.s-s en-
l-e~rzsz,sr. in -a-~t-r.r t..- :, ,--4,t r-7, -
nu-ahar Of osr brave aud patriotic citizens ..,vs
oas to serve their goaatrv Va tbs distant .7t; ar