, 1859-10-21
PUGET SOUND HERALD
yFRHlWOH, v. :, FRIDAY, OCT. Il, 1859.


Iuo ptaco eSteoiiauo~ A -" ~
ehanan discloses more Of Its interesting fea.
turss as time wears on. Every day some
thing transpires to increase our admiration
Of he skin and dexterity by which the Nor
mons have been reduced to subsection. We
reour thus often TO the subject because We
are daily more and more convinced that It Is
On the Utah paci6cation that the greater por-
don Of Mr. Buchanan's fame as President
win hereafter rest. Already have the jour.
nSls In his interest given him the credit Of
ssstling the Mormon question, and filed IL
away 10 bring out on convenient occasions in
future. Not long since we saw it paraded
IN his psrty prints as one Of the browning
measures sccnsummated BY DISQUALIFICATION,
with how much honesty iswell known. We
ohsurvs hat these same journals are careful
% avoid giving publicity to events tran
spiring IN Utah.
James Buchanan has done many other
ding. suiicisnily remarkable. but there is
n0ihing which brings out the strong points in
Dis capacity 80 clearly as his Mormon policy.
n Ne ouissk the MormOns are charged
viii high treason, and anon with all the
crimes IN he calendar; all Of which are re-
moved with single application Of white
wish. None Of the achievements Of this
administration can be compared, for variety
ofIn1idmk fertility Of resources, dexterity In
diplomacy, valor in war, and general @cutes
nca.,n = 10 The reduction Of Utah to Submission.
n. ths frst place. Peace Commission and
on ozpeditlonary army were set 70 work at
one and he same time. No great general
Or statesman has until now succeeded IN fight.
int 1n1 negotiating both together, without
1su,1'ng his Efforts either IN the ono diree-
t'on O. - other. An The great heroes eel
ehralc1 IN history were barely able % achieve
o1Istrliy By dovoling their whole minds 20
q. ding At = iIms-by dropping the pen
WIN thsy grasped he sword. or ninging
aury lho sword when they took up the pen.
llr. Buchanan has furnished the first excsp.
Sion % tie rule. He demolished Brigham!
Yong by plying him with rhetoric and bay
o1u,l simultaneously. He fought him -
son,i With him. and pardonsd him n me
unns moment
Since he arrival Of he United States fhnc-
annr'os IN Utah. he President has added
lhu.h luu,re 70 his exploit BY setting al the
uulhorilic1 By he enrs. without doing any
apparent damage 10 anybody. The Judges
k1T, denounced he Executive, and the Exc
cufIvo The judges, and The General in com
u1ni q he troops has gotten foul Of The
6sII power. ulihou. he Territory suffering
ouf spp1Iuni inoonvsnisnce ,hsrefom what
ev1'. i1d apparently % everybody's edIfca-
tl1n. n hort IN The 1paea Of two years
or vunerible President han subjected our
lyr,rnof Governments 70 every conceivable
kln1 of ~ and with the grestest success.
Nc|hing h,s given way, and We jog on as
lnooihly md comfortably asif there were
No lalh persons = James Buchanan and Brig.
h.n Young n fhs world.
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