The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1858-03-12
frOm the Bosron Post.
From MOrnOndOm.

- "'N'N" ." s'y ~ ~ o"Se s@'''
vigorous and Is the most poi''hea a'eun'sh'
'ha' has ever emans'ed nom INC po's'
'ni'''' The author Is no aou'' ''"'
VINO was editor OF the Mormon n'"'PaPe' III
New York, and who. having lent his talents
40 LONG IN ,hi. s,upendous delusion. instead
/ ~ -. v,,.,;es 1, the crisi, of their
" 1'''"s - -, r..
treason. seems 10 oe h"a~hs N""' '"o'''
4 TO invigorate them, ana, II ne cannot avert
their downfall, seems striving to gild it with
,h.,o,;c,l glory. The UNPARALLELED habits
.,.;,a -, ., ~. A..
OF lhuusu!' '''.' ",'N ''
mons, the agricultural interests OF the 'ern-
tory. its products of cotton, sugar, indigo and
Id, II. mechanical .luI and Il. manufac.
:,
'u'e' VI "oh' 'S 'e"o'''' '''e A"u'""'' a'" '''e
reports OF the auditor and treasurer DO not
detain the governor long. ere he recounts the
v,
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ball, and then pIches into "the exterminat-
ing plans concocted in Washington against
the most loyal ,erritory known since the DAYS
:, ,ho ,o,oir,;o," A Acc, Jo.;,n h. has
u" uouo'' was asfeeu upon 70 uepfNe o'ah
Of every yestige Of constitutional rights, and
eo,n,el her IN fall hack upon the RIGHT of self
P'o'oo'n' Az s0e' ""
"lt Is a matter OF deep regret that officers
OF a government, founded at so great sacri-
fce by our ioretathers upon "a land choice
above all other lands, have become so sunk
en- IN Depreciation as 10 have utterly los, Hgh'
The ron.,i,n,;on and nIeler in tho mai pur.
suit of low, rroyeling and selfish aims, to
adopt and carry out that suicidal policy. a
peisS.e ~ VIZ. .n. -" a,na, sau ~ -. ~
come the happies, and most powerful ON the
globe. Reckless office holders and Office seek
ers have Their poisoned ianSs so deeply buried
,horn,shIx opcsn;,sd and drilled in the do.
fence and attack of the spoils, while the
tradesmen, the mechanics. the husbandmen
anu 'he nuno.e .aoo' s 49, lea, s'ue anu
S".n. unn,,nisS ~ ,har S.;,v ,p;i .na arosD,
here and there few. are SO little aware of the
dire por'ent OF the iu'ure' ana OF the mea-
sufes necessary ior ihsuins pun. uaaquiu,
s ~, ,hs mrbiS cu9reS, of official cor.
rup,ion that would sweep every yes,ige Of
truth. virtue and human rights from our UNI
happy country out the crlmsoned sa'eiIi'es
ys.t assured INT every friend of liberty viii
resist their destructive progress and stand
fast oy the constitution and al laws conform
'O, -, '"''s""' ,.
'"s N ..1~.n
aPC' '"' 0 800 go, ' $50
rp' ,Ssa -" $40 - 49, ~.
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r"''"O's' o'euP'su '"' .A'"'' '"a'
statesman "no'0 'Ounu !uus"sn' ~. HN
,ii'"e 'se'uns' p'O"'P''u mn " eA'e"u " '"'
Ao'AiO"' 'n'' ''sn", - =" Us ''' ole !.
as' anu nuns'y on'e"U ' .Ou.u L pm.
ftes'ueh' rie'ee aPp0'i'nieh'' luz va" ",'
"sA' us"0u"'su' "''"O's" '"0 e'''o'
mis 'ha' the! were Us sooa Is circumstance
would allow. Inc aouse l'i inc SAINTS a'U
'ne so's'no'J gus Y" '''i "' "'"Oa"' Wv
army al Fort bndser as moo ana 'ugses"
'ha' 'ne ies''ia', .. sns MEASURES " ''''''
'"s P1o". ,.,
Expressing '"'" s"''e N0
hOuhs' anu tue" o''." T.
MN Win 'he" means anu
traitors resolved 10 resist I'LL ohiees appoih'ea
for Utah by the administration so long as the
,.,,;,o,v sb.ll ha ,re,aced nv AN invading mr.
my Inc resolves WERE s'sneu oy 'ne 'oun'
cillors and representatives, and all their OIL
csrs i,cl,d;,y BRIGHAM Young. IT., messen-
ger oi 'ne nSuse'
The legislature hau passed law attaching
Green county TO Salt Lake county, with the
view. probably, of nullifyiug some of the
,..oa.i;, IN. limited States court which
had been opened there by Judge Eekles.
From the army nj For, Bridver there are
letter, to Jan. 8, when Col. Johnson and his
o,,Du.nd uere we'll. William Stowell. the
No,mor p,i.oper. was arrairped Jan. 4, before
A.. a;.,,;o, co,,, upon the indictment, for
treason. returned by the grand Jury, Dec. 80.
ma. -, l.s.,,od % tho nav, ,o,u os
co,,, % civ, the accused time for the prep-
Ito Of nj. defence. HI, counsel was
,rs..,a. W,n,,o. smith v;,,;r;,r and for.
-, oa;,o, ~ tho Sentinel a, W,sh;n,,on.
p.iI,,n thu ho.r;,.l s,swo,a Of the nth
infantry. and two teamsters who were cap
tured in October by the Mormons, had been
released, and arrived at Fort Bridger. They