The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-08-13
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LEAyENwoRTIf CITY, KANSAS, !
July 9th 1859. {

July 9th 1889. {
Nh Tn,rop ncc,,;to nav r,r;t;od ,ro,,;o
tions about tho ,oId ,,;nns tbo,o eo,,,,,., c,;I,
70 bo , .,ors;s,o5 rrror 81 ,ha ,,.;t,a,,aa -,
The metal in tho maintains r., hi. oy II
NAV fine r,.nd yos MONA tho ,oss which 7
Denounced last shrine ,hnnnh no d,ctr,s.
ihouoh .crcot was not ca tcrrihlo az ont;o;,
n,toI ca,,od , r,tro.t from ,Lo n,;,ae
would have been deferred until winter in
which event ,ho ctorvo,iop wo,,ll L,ro nv.
c.cicd INV rorhod;rre Jdnonno Lo doL,,ycJ
bv Drcsc1f 0rro,ois hosc ,rho co,,J or, M, n
p1,,ic. and 80 f1, eooi,,ct fbc j,ppoy,tjo1 nc 4,
sfyew LonuS dust orcr -. oyou,,ds IN ,yhich i5c
eipinri9h ,rgs SENT ia ar,tey IN ypt,ce has drI,y
10 lie destruction ofhjs reSoeSeS Of rcnra can,
and w1E continue 10 made ont mctr reports for
Buacombc. Jn1ucstonably there is gold in
the mountains. but we should remember it
can be dug only one third Of the year: the
winter embraces about eight months of the
twelve. The soil is poor and living is, and
will necessarily remain high
This seems like Supcrlluous statement
The precaution is given for the protection Of
the unsuspectmg the wide awake" class
are instruction to themselves. The eulablc
are trapped by the most absurd and ridiculous
stones, and must be warned.
This town reminds me Of an awkward lad
who has serious growing pains, which dis
commode his locomotion. Business is fiat,
and heavy stocks Of goods. laid in for sale to
emlgraniS gong 10 the die.lngS, remain on
hand to be sold, i'll many instances no doubt
by parties not identified with the original
purchase. 1t Is not my wish to cXult in the
downfall even oil fee; neither can | eNper-
lence any deep concern for the prostration Of
a people who have rcSorted to the most eXccp-
, tlo"ablc means Tor success. Foremost in the
ranic making stands Lcavcnwoith. and assur-
cd!y 1t was to her temporary benefit, follow
ca ov intal reaction, Whth experience Will
prove was bargain at a dcpIorable cost.
Government transports supplies to the
military posts on the plains from this town
per contract with Russell. Waddlc q Co..
Let LIS ci,ca shrewd uick ofthS much landed
irm-i say laud,d for YOU will bear in mind
ptn.tul of ink and few extra dollars.
| through the fundamentally ofa plant re-
porter, will galyani>e a man into greatness
in this are of quM pro ono: and marvellous
cnntncc. But To the story - Congress voted
500, 600 extra bonus to the contractors for
carving provisions TO the army, engaged IN
the war against " the latter day saints. ~
provided the trains would start by certain
day in March. Note carefully what follows.
and then answer nay queries. The trains did
start at the tine specified by the law OF
appropriation, but halted 3 miles out of
Lcavcnworth and their tanned until grass
grew sufficiently high for food for the oxen. -
Now the people Of the Unlted States were
being treated with pathetic paragraphs of the
vigorous winter and our suffering soltllcry on
the plains, when this relief ucc of spccipl
despatch, consolll us by assurances Of thcir
speedy Succor, for which hazardous mission
the cntclpriSiug firm wee to receive 500 600
But as has been minated the Cunpany knew
how to avoid the spirit and profit by the
| letter Of the law. For this important service
Of marching , mills; Yes sir this long
| hazardous campaign OF three miles, entitled
| tins important auxiliary arm Of the govern
n.ent TO 100000
Now sir, for the query. Why was the act
framed with such ambiguous loop hole
phraseoIogy ! For precisely the same rca son
that the war existed. Fer the bcre!it of con-
tractors and the dispensers of corlacts.--
Is any man stupid enough to believe the
Mormon leaders unconscious Of the folly Of Il
rebellion against the United States And
would they have dared such an undertaking
had they not seen the end of the beginning
| Legal proof we do not have Of this alrga, ion
| but The moral conclusion is beyond doubt
| DO We read Of any Sanguinary battles with
| the MormonS? No! we hear of few Skin
mishes, or fofays Just enough to keep w
an excitement, and we are next entertained
| by the cheering pacific intelligence that Il
| peace commissioned self appointed envoy
! has terminated a bIoodlcss war which costs
! the country more than the struggle 70,
| independence, and which but adds fresh
importance to a treacherous band of voga.
bonds entitled to nolhlng short Of exter,ni-
nation.
Federal Jimmy. like some kind old gentle
man, fails not to be grateful for the important
scry ices of the laudable commissioner OIL
! legation going forth under his own passports
and the contractors and sub-contractors and
frontiersinen generally, having produce fol
sale, fail not to thank Federal Jimmy for hi,
sagacous and considerable management of til,
affairs Of the government as Brigham and his
! disciples. And of all "gratciu for pas,
favols and dcsilious Of their continuance ,
none eXccde the Aoimons. They know tho
advantage Of large forces ouarlered in thei,
| midst when not taxed FOR their support AND
they are a.ways willing to become th,
rccinients of similar Hostility as marked lii,
uast.
ASH have crown fired If sc prledom - and
lend wistCul olanccs 10 ihp ..pcal,s or Otter,
and Old pont Cnmfort. n. wc a,o ;nu, On III,
eve of EXCHANGING the m,I .rio IF tho Wo.,
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