The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-07
INTERESTING FROM UTAH.
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ONE WEEK LATER FROM CAMP SCOTT.
Orders for Marching for Salt
Lake City.
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Will the Mormons Accept the Presidents
Pardon?
&C., &C., &c.
INTERESTING FROM UTAH.
OUR UTAH CORRESPONDENTS.

be manfred through their false prophet pursue But
there liked data In regard them which think
SUFFICIENT establish fact that they viii no. accept
the Presidents pardon in good faith and become bona @
citizens. They cannot do II without reunqushing their
religion. The theory upon which onr government is
based s that oil power political lies In the hands of the
people This principle through entire system,
all bona fde citizens acknowledge as an axiom,
but the Mormons cannot acknowledge Il with.
ont uprcosng the basis Of their religion,
which grounds all power, spiri,ua aud political,
IN the head Of their churcatheir prophet Power de-
rived from any other source Is assumed Illegal and ODE
dence 70 Ia crime
fundamental principle Of our government Is the sepa.
ration of church and State. The Mormons cannot ac-
knowledge that principle, because would degtroy the
unity Of the OF power Of the OF
their religion. Nor Mormonism incompatible with
pubicanism alone In s organic principles the former
specsl instructions and osths binding rs proselytes
TO eternal hostility to government Mark tho charac
ter of Of their religious rtes, the endowment
neopbyte, who went through the ordinance, says
they swore 10 have the church" the first thing
in their minds and filing the only p,a,e in
their Affections to be ready 10 sscrace 10 s dicum
s interest the warmest friend the relation tho
dearest wife, even life itself TO hold trust a.
cred duty obligatory. promise oath binding that
initiates or nfrirges the interests Of the church. The
msst horryne and disgusting penalties were attached 10
the breaking OF this OATH Continuing the ceremony, he
ssys:-we were therefore 10 cherish constant
enmMy 10 the United States government Tor aveng.
ing the death Of smith, ghtng the prosecutions
Saints 10 do oil could towards destroying tearing
down or overturnipg the government 10 endesvor TO
battle It's designs and Illustrate It's ntenuons renounce
ell allegiance and refuge all submssion. If un
able 70 do anything ourselves towards the accomplish
ment OF those objects, TO teach il 70 our children
from the nursery impress upon them from the death
bed; entail il upon them as legacy TO make the
Lending idea and eacred duty of their lyee that the
kingdom Of God and his Jhrist he Mormon church aud
it's priestbood) "mght subdue all other kIug IONS and
iii the whole earth" Curses the mos. frghul penalties
the bsrbarous threatened and biDed
Obligation either failing 10 abide daring 10 reveal
camp who have testified 10 that this Is true
OF The endowment" ~ lar ~ they can recolsct the ter
Ybe oahn they took against the United states
They represent then rather than less than they
are above described These are wiling 70 testify
70 these things before any competent judicial tribunal
These facts sufficient to SHOW tina. the Normous can
never in heart become good and true citizens Of the
un4ied aies they should they would no longer
AGAIN, the Mormons hAss our government and people
whh strong perfect and abiding hatred 10 the deepest
psssion Of their souls not only Vt the present time bat
years the (our) government will be utterly overtime
and wasted away" The Saints hold their duty 70 full
al The predictions Of their prophets
In september, 1856, Brigham Young held this language
al say ~ the Lord lives we are bound 70 become
reign STATE In toe union or an independent nation BY
sevss am STILL and still will 90, Governor OF this Ter
rtory 10 the constant chaSrn Of my enemies ana
~ six years shall pass Away before the elders
church VII be ~ much thought of IS kings on their
thiak nsed add no more 10 show that the uormons
can never become eos fe Citizens Of the Uned sss.es
formally and psrndiousyf 70 be feared hey viii do
Ax Of our people rhsy want clothes ihsy want other
susples from the Gentle world they vsnt this years
ihe Territory They can better obtain these thnxs by
pretending 70 accept the pardon than by refuang de
Bat they do they win neyerthelsss be subjected 70
serious embarrassment. The lives Of many OF their
leaders would beeopardzed BY than treason
The people mus esurpso thar habaious 1t least the
troops must be brought in contact with them all who
wish 70 leave may do So Brigham might thus And his
followers dccrcased his Leading mon cut or and the
he aoS be "
| losing his spiritual - well ~ hs temporal power
AL said in my letters BY the last mail We do not OK.
matters till they gather their crops and their chief
men get Oh to some other place, most probable.
Whether they viii succeed in fooing the army and go
The DAY opened yesterday by driving snow storm,
which continued porseverngy for three or four hours
Ater which IL rainod and spowed and hailed and bio
and sunshned until sunset whom cleared or pleasant
What would The ctzops Of Gotham think Of heavy
storm the tenth Of JupeS depot for the army h<s
been established Fort Bridser Gen Johnston
dered hree companies 70 remain under the command OF
oompsn1 81 Ss s o,sry u1Sss cso an. S
two companies OF the sixth Infantry commanded by Capt.
Hsndrickson and Lieut. A. @ smith.
On the 5h inst the following general order given,
dressing the army 70 prepare Tar marching into Salt Lake
Valley - soon ~ possible;--
HrApouARrsss DrrAsrsrSr or Uranl
CAsP ecorr. U. T., June q, 1853. (
Means ftrsnsporaiontnd renewed supplies being
erpnent al early day resume 10 march 70 sA, Lare
N the meantime The transportation present win be held
resdoess and esoh chief o. sas and each commander
psrment and. Transportation vl be furnshsd
De rates esaeshsd IN General orders No. Is, Hsaau~rsrs
tgmmssder. wiz .nhsa. dssy make resu..I.Ion for
v.i.s rsauisuon. .sossins. rse.s r.su.
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Assistant Quar-, eriaascv for sansportason
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suires n psssrsps W Amy sssu.,oss sns turned over
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BY order Of Brevet Brissder General ,,,,.,.zs..
y. .. PosrrR, AAG.
The army were delighted ON receiving this order,
though bad always expected 70 start 81 the earliest
Late on ne evening Of the 5th, the Eastern mall the
only ore We recsiye .rrved brought us papers from
New York up 20 the 9Th ultimo.
General Johnston Issued the folio wing orders for
the march Of the troops
HrApopARrpRs Drp,Rrvnpr or Urau
CAsF scorr, u. r., June H. 1854
The troops viii march from This camp 10 hrss divisions on
% s s. sa on $ s the first d
specfH Instructions 9TH regard " sdvauced flank
Guards .i We giver immsdiey after The execution Of he
preiinir sry movements herein direcsed
The following win be the or Ter Of march, subject 70 sd
ditlons1 change on leaving Muddy Creek
First division composed Of The Second Dragons Phelps
bats ION N afva N he
Muddy and await the arrival OF the secnnd division.
second division, composed Of the 5th Infantry Renos
battery and company n, 7th infantry
Third dlyson composed Of The lcb Infantry and Colonel
Tse mornps Msr NE arv. on the Muddy Of the second
ivsion The frst and Second divisions aencs battery and
COMPANY 1h Infantry excepted forming one dvson VIII
continue he march.
keros battery company IN infantry and the Third az
vision constituting he Second VIII consinne NE march
on the second day.
The Muddy hey md tbs, with advance. BY order Of
6revst prfga6ler CerarAl. Al q. JOHNQYON