The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

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ara TOO MINIS nom Fillmore he place appointed ny w
for holding the Court Persons are liable 70 De
ACE mss TO attend this court ic seo miles dis.
liant; H. therefore, plain hst the Jnuse couIu ns'I
otser object in summarily cischargns tne v ,;A, ny
than that OF placing the people IN an ahiaVoaoo hs W.
s'fe 'Ae sV's' APRIL 1, 1859.
me reign OF still continues In the second distrcs
although not the resistance has been shown in any
quarter TO the Will Of the Judge any Of his officers De-
tacbents Of United States troops charging through
The country pursuit Of prisoners and witnesses On tho
morning OF the 29th detachment OF about 100 Dragons
afessed the town OF sprngve arousng the people from
found home, and that they wanted The house OF
johnson surrounded and thoroughly searched
and found to contain old woman and twenty three chill
dren They demanded Of the old woman where Mr. john
she replied that she did not know me ohcers
inquired in an angry tono, "what the ILL., then do you
know She replied q" know that have 70 get breasfas.
for there children, and then go to ploughing hlrsna
Doison remarked his return to Provo that there mus
Did If any knew that he was gong 10 search
that town, and yet there was not mau 10 DC
found, and Johnson's wives were missing Detaen-
ments Of this kind have been sent in various dlrec-
tons charged with authority 10 arrest prisoners ana con,
pei Witnesses to attend court but what success 'ney w
meet with is uncertain have no doubt bat tnas inc
Sheris Karshals could have made all arrests and Sc
cured the attendance Of all witnesses without fny ai
Guilty, had not the military pc ser snperneded me cv
Under present circumstances, If the Judge continues nus
hostile movements towards the citizens hundreds and
perhaps thousands Of them will dee to tne moansu.,
The women will have 10 till the fields while the men are
thus compelled 10 conceal themselves or general ia
mine be the result thereby laying foundation 10 make
Governor Cumming Is taking manly course, in which
Understand he is sustained by ~ Wsson ua.ed sues
Attorney but The enemies OF his Exceency threaten 70 pu
him in irons But the Governor has few thousand
friends in this country who would dsnke TO see the Vehe-
qe course now pursued by the Judge is 70 hold Court
in Chambers, into which are summoned those who are
diss1ected known to be apoststes The question gene
rally asked them sH they know that any OF tho church
authorities have committed any msdemeanorsY II they
say they DO no; know, they asSed-f they know OF
any person that would be likely 10 know OF anything or
the kndY II they say they do their names taken aud
subpeuas issued and thus the military nquisiiicn pro
ceeds.
Nearly MS much time hes been consumed by the Judge
in this way Ms was occupied by the Grand Jury United
States and Territorial business and he has committed no
one Several OF the witnesses that he has had arrested
and confined in the prison tent he acknowledges there
is 10 testimony against.
On sunday night some rowdes, supposed to be from
Camp Floyd, got an Indian drunk and induced hun to
throw ct the guard guarding some United States
mules the court house. upon which orders were
given that gun was fired AZ the guard tho prisoners
should be massacred The police have been enabled by
efforts protec. the detachment from the rst
This has been the only incident that has escaped their
notice.
Judge Cradlebaugh remarked few days ago, in the
barroom Of bis hotel at Provo, that he could get Guy
Mormon convicted he would have him executed SO quick
that there would not be time 10 get the news TO the Cover
nor and have pardon Obtained.
GREAT SAT- LAKE Cry, April 2, 1852
Sauallv Weather and Rough Times TRANSPORTATION Of
Judge Cfcdleoau9h- General Johnston and The Aayshars
Officers Gsrerner Ctun;ng and the MorDsons in Opposi
tio,,-Sre,sade Of The Governor by Brighams People
Party Dirisons in the Foreign Gasri1Qs and
Foreign Oaths-Martial Eau Called f5r-RoIpsres from
Government Emigration Of Saints dc, de-
Amidst squally weaker aud equally times do now
write YOU Our weather storms arc all browed in the
North and civil storms all orignste In the South yet
they are alike continuous and omnous OF i'll; for our
weather storms forebcde short and death TO STOCK
and our civil sorms threaten another rebellion and Nor
mon farce unless Uncle Sam or his Executive has ios his
gulibilAy
Provo is still the point towards which all eyes and
are turned Judge Cadebaughs discharge of the Grand
Jury very whitening rebuke upon their inactivity and
failure to discharge their duties fearless OF consequences
and their superiors The Judge prosecuting his nves
cations committing magistrate, with an ntrepdity,
ndefatgatity and against greater outside opposition
and obstacles than been known the Of
the United states Judiciary. General Johnston seems
willing him, by providing quarters and guards, Ia
meire for the prisoners. The United States Marshal,
X Doson deEa,iea aetiva and vigilant In
the discharge OF their duties and all lovers Of law and
order security Of life and property and proper punish
ment Of criminals Of whatever sect people heartily
operate and sy mpathse with the Judge in promoting the
ends of Justice, while, strange to say yet not passing
strange TO those initiated, in the face Of all these efforts
defiance Of lawn the very teeth OF the United States
government-in de,rment to the efficiency Of the Judi
oary-in contempt Of the Presidents pardon for past
support Of counseled ourages and connvance
Mt crime, Governor Cumming, the Mormon leaders and
their satellites condemn Judge Cradiobalgh aud his CON-
peers in their dspensat0n or justice the former, In
proclamation protesting against the course pursued by the
Judge and the General of the army the latter in me-
mortal caolmg, atterng and praying his Excclercy and
claiming the Presidents pardon rs shield for all their
crmef and crying out for removal OF the troops quar-
loyal c.izenra copy Of all which documents in issue
of the Deseret Nsos also true statement Of affairs in
the Valley Tan I send you in company with this.
The evening following the posting Of the proclamation
his was gaady srsnaaSa , oy 'ae
hs favor and sanity properslties 30, you see, the
Dutch have taken Holland and the rupture between the
Governor and General Johnston, which we predicted has
taken place.
/ The two parties which have never comminglcd are
row at swords points. Genties who here unp-eju-
diced and dspoeed 10 sympathze with the Mormons in
their cry Of religious persecution, have had their eyes
opened TO the nqutes Of this people Murders and rob-
berries committed ever since the settlement of this valley
with all their attendant horrors have been constantly
coming to light since the presence of the army. The
boosted Mormon loyalty to the United States has shown
itself farce. Their rigid st.eousness has turned out
hoax Their cry Of good American citizens has proved
prostitution Of the patronym and their boosted superb
oty and Independence Of tue United States government
with their taunts and dersoDs Of the same have called
forth disgust, willis, their avowed and displayed opposi
courts has exhausted the last grain Of orbeance held
by the Gentle portion Of the population and, Jonathan
like, they man stand ready to vindcate the dignity
and authority OF their government needs be- by giving
the traitors a sound drubbng.
They call themselves American citizens, whilst one half
Of them foreigners, without having even declared
their Intentions Of becoming naturazsd let alone b. ing
their papers. Aad many upon application for the same,
TO the Court at Provo, positively swore that they had
raised against the United States government
and that they enrolled for the late against
the same whilst the examining officer held within bis
hands rofs with their names att .ched What reliance
can be placed upon such citlzensS Verify These
notorious facts show allegiance to their leaders strong
than they have TO the United States govern
ment Yet, with all these facts staring them tho
their editors preachers and writer's proclaim that they
prosecuted that the Judiciary prejudced and the
United States officials misrepresent them and their work.
nes while the truth s that Americans conceive their
nidelity, aud America paps horde Of traitors Her
courts Of justice Of avail in Utah. With Mormon u.
ries Mormon crimes 60 Gnpunished, even unindcted In
sDot people and rulers must soon awake :, the evils
of this people and prone them severely else the dogmas
Of their anatica priesthood will gather in numbers aud