The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06
INTERES TING FROM UTAH.
Tho Details or One Weeks Later Nsxvv.

The Details OF One Weeks Later Newv.
GREAT SALT LAKE CRY, April Q, 1889
Hon. the PSu) People Behared Themselves ,oe The Armu
Was Present-Common Sense vtco Of The Spectacle of q
Court House Serrounded By Ayp,y--How Some Utak
Ne~s Is Got UF-W@k for ne Parsons-Jlns Yusu
Africa-1he Kind Of Men Wapted TO Sc, Matters
Straight Good crofs q NJ n.y. d.
The Inhabitants OF Provo during the sitting Of the Court
maintained The greatest god end quielness; not
even small boy stubbed his toe the Court House.
But seriously This circumstance OF part OF the standing
army Of the United States being quartered cour
house. IN the heart Of village, Ia time OF peace and
apprehension of opposition, should who Iowa
their country their whole country who cherish her
civil liberty, 10 pause for and reflect; fer
imagine opposition by the people Of Provo or it's vicinity
with the army Of Utah at Camp Floyd, within 50 ples
and ready for action, is simply rldcul ,usrdcuous "a
was the original idea, started by persons tina
the NoJmops would make against the United s.ata,
troops, without even one charge OF powder AL round
the army, pretended rea a game Of br az wtuou
pair TO gain time TO let the at Washington
know the real state of Affairs As above stated might
not be wholly Improbable for TO pause aud
reflect, and consider whether standing army neces-
saJy when any portion Of il can essy bs Drought
such uses, especially when in direct opposition 70
wishes and judgment Of the chef executive owl
magistrate Of the Territory. time might
be barely Unsigned looking the experience Of some
nations long since defunct, when such might ba
enacted in other places besides Utah.
There IS no doubt .oa. inc proper kind Of Judges un
no and IL done every dsv in oner mart M fIo
States.
You may expect 70 see wonoeriui statements IN wa
army movement and It's cause. Toere clique here in
the interests the merchants and army contractors Bit
tery hostile Mormops and any Others dhposed
to peaceful measures, who will not fail 70 food
the country with the SETTINGS Of their envenomed
mag nations and who would like to sec, and will NOT be
sa.snea UNI. .noy sv s' W., -, ,t a. pas ns
fable thew have cried swof, ,hav -i 10 be he
heved - - ,SssSss
the proper way W cnrisuaeMe Ussn Toua Do 70 ssn1
Societies would le Africa and the Feeec Islands sn
for and try their hanos Utah. it might DO pro-
cueve o. more good 70 the honor ano oy OF Their orhs
rhess - M nee in The oovarn,rsn, aanSoe snw ,hs.
than really able men TO All Official posons in utaS Man
Of cass and csIibre ara ,e and resr
and any others speedily detected and,
where The sboua send the hat mem
She can get 70 come for few years under the rule Of
snch men won,d s.fistactor,v saa the vtorrocn i'm
INIT II nnser The ,m,a or such man - c,d ne
vi 1 pu c', v nd S,,ssa,. .n ,,a sh No.
~ oMrr NJ; ~ h,.r.as 49, - $500, - ss
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en' h Ds sous son,d ssnd ,h To-. ~ hs, ''
Aou WIZ, PIesumc Lave ,ecs,seo, Delo'e "a. iestes
eacnes you 'ne uss'e. es sna ,ne eAas wmcn con-
in, az ~ .no .aus "ocss .nu toeounss
Oh .ne couit anu tnc psi'o1s, ~, o' .ne people.
everything Pesceiui anu quet N IAN Inc splng ls
~ ieast on. 'ei .a " a,, a., o so qusnsy
SNOW Va .ne mourn Nneh w hh me MIgatlng nrean
curing sne seinhef very heasy !s'o a. narVes' may
I peeApeeiso. 80.
New socds nave commenced arriving mere rom Sain0r'
| Ma, ana prices are az toe usual nish neufes'
| OUR MORMON CORRESPONDENCE.
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Close OF Jf0e Cradeoau9es C9art-1he Troops he'rn
| Camp Floyd-Ihe Mormon Gensrol Conference &C.
rpe snscia, farm, ~ IN. ,,,.aa $3.50 60, No., =,
g.. .as-,ss .-' onl'eu ''A'es oe0oas n''', ~ =
court terminated on Monday in magnificent hz2e fol-
lowed by grand military dsolav OF oue thousand IN
| tor,,r .,,,,sr, -,
ana araeoohs' "h'cn 'mmeais'ety 'os
up 'ner Inc * march for Camp Floyd, guarding TIKI
centre tho prisoners tet the Judoe had seen nyoar u
,.,., \, - N -. f.F0' :
u'san Va CUSTODY MI JOIN p@iey' asans' "nom IN
evsCc bad appeared was held to one thousand dollar
bail for his appearance at the next District Court
1
oA 1o 'u'se ~i'A4 a. Lem WIN JUS s'ano mh'Ar1
escort, he called Alfred Bell, ESQ.,, before him. and