Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-14
ge.,lenent o. lhe Utah pimguIlY.l

morning los, we Rave tne Ioti0 ~ -
So the mail, Of he settlement of Ole Utah ais.
acalty.
Tho president today transmitted 70 C1ns.ess
a message enclosing copy Of alsPatc.n IO ".
| Governor Cumming dated May 2, received AZ
| a. ctata Dsnartment Yesterday. From this
line president saws there ieascn TO oeiiese tuas
orr difficulties with Utah have terminated ana
! TIE laws are restored. He cOngratnates ~ ~
stess cT-tiiis adspieions event
opinion,that there viii be- no OCCASION =. ~
tbei ab6ropriation for the three regiments re-
| cont authorised for the purpose OF qhehirS
the 5,stnfbancesi in Utah and for the protection
4 ~ tIe erniqrant trains and supplies, ana sys
THAT Texas can be defended 3y tnS w
troops now within her limits. me sTIs.E
=; tte more cr6tified because the events III TAU
s;ii ofoS7g fyne relief t6sthe treasury and mot
rea,ire. 4 loan and additional taxation 20. tnes
II n letter TO Secretary Cass, Governor Cum,
J5niI0 saws that he left the camp on the e'n3o o.
Anil In route 10 Salt Lake City, accompanies
az al IA Kane as his guide and two servantss
| ~ Fnossirg through the. settlements he was
rreeted, withssuch respectful attentions as were
due 10 the representative Of the Executive anr
fthority of the United States IN the terfisor
] Near Warm Springs, at the limo dividing ureas
| Salt Lake from Davis county, he was honorea
With n formal and respectful reception by many
| gentlemen, including the Mayor and muniGi
Eoficers of that city, aud by them escorted 20
IotIgings previously prepared for him, the Mayor
Ioc,sIuyina 4 seat at his side in his carriage.
H. tx Gov Young paid him q Visit oil Ceremony
Ss loon he was sufficiently relieved OF the lai
,;a,e Of his i1Irney to receive company. In
| s,ibseeaent interview Young eyinced a WILING
lnaIs ~ afford him every facility he might re-
oHire for the efficient performance OF his admin
isttative duties Young course IN TINS TeSPeel,
lGoyernor Cumming iaBeied, met WIN lhe ap-
travail Of tho majority of the Salt Like commu-
~, 7sin3Y 5ih9SAi5Y'5 .'
~ eaaI with other property was
"a eI;ysrnoy Cumming by Vim. II. Hoop
~ late acting Secretary. of the Territory, The
| TsSords and library remain unimppired.
Z; . yy,,T1,,,,rul entered on the perform
mn oF MS Official duty with profound regret,
S.Senf he learned that agent Hart was schatgsd
~, ;nciteli, 10 acts of hostility the lndi7i
s,,s IN Vints valley. The information came from
iido;l.rea Cfnyernor Cumming hopes that Hart
Ecah yihdicatei himself from the charges, yet
tftn ,iIIt ,jeJ,and an Investigation. 9-o5
Gov. Cumming had informed General Johns.
oh HAT he should probably be compelled to,
80. 1,,;sition ilnon him for sufficient
G,rce to- chastise the Indians. sUt 5
Ar every point Governor Cumming was re.
icoonizatl Ss tho Governor Of Utah, and received
S;s eneecbana several spoke, referring in excl
"a ,pnes oti,s murder Of Joseph Smith, to the
-. ,,iorai h,. the Mormon battalion in
Ttfo Msyirsn war. and recapitulating long chap
/ 80, aftl,piI. y.riinas. The tumult feartully IN
oT, nv tsv nTogressed, but an appeal from
ye',S,,s ,cStored cai9iness Several afterwards
armrssssd regret for their behaviour M
'GovsTnor Cumming proceeds 10 describe the
o1oSms ~ the Mormo1s. saving the people, in,
e1,,5;n, ti{s inbabitants Of Salt LIKE in the nor.
tberr mart Of the Territory, are leaving. The
10 are are filed with wagons loaded
and household furniture-
yTor,ep and children. often without shoes or
hats arc tiTiSiir tIssr loeies they know not
lvghere. seeming not only contented but cheer
lfbI IFS the will of the Lord, they say, and
ltbev rei6ice to change the comforts of home for
| tho trials of the Wilderness. 7se5 go q 5ls
/ There were Examinations in his honor Hay
linz heard numerous complaints, Governor Cum
ming ,atiSed q public notice TO be posted signi-
| fvin9 his readiness to relieve those who deemed
I.tbetnselyes aggrieved By being Illegally re.
strained Of their liberty, and assuring pTotee-
| tinn ,to NIL persons. He kept his Office open at
aII hours Of the day and night, and registered
Itfv s;x ,SeI, and thirty three women and sey.
onty.one children, as DESTROYS of his protection
and evinced q disposition OF proceeding 20 sne
knIe wore Of English birth, and were promised
! aSse;stance "a, remove. Gov Cumming says his
Il risit ~ the Tabernacle viil never be forgotten.
4 rbers were batvSean three and four thousand
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