The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-07

one OF the southern villages, where she for the
1ne resided, wnere the cattle OF usua
ded upon the surrounding commons were driven in ono
cvenss and among them she recognized COW formerly
belonging ~ her parents ana, chldke CRIED out rnerss
renss cos Al ran up to her, calling her bv name
whilst The animal ned to know her former csresser
Yet this childish outbast 81 feeling and recognition proved
her wr death kuel for tt is child has gone the way
of her parens-to bloody graveas she Iaew too much
The other instance that Of small boy named Jones'
whose mother and brother had been murderod and be
he said once TO some paymates that he knew
tbot his kin and would tell when the army arrived he
too has gone under Was cruelty cruezcd-crme
20 criminal? Yet Governor appointed by the United
States government TO administer and execute its la Vs.
protect It's citizens and aid Its ud ciary In its proper
functions allows himself to be befogged by priestraf and
tracuCed by the sycophsntc satellites thereof into pro
testing agans the court and nteposDg his authority
CRIPPLE not defeat the ends Of justice. His protest
joyflliy received by the faithful At the time appeared
yet has lost its avor even among them, especially the
Residents Of the district for which II put out for we
sawed and ntmitatea" by the presence OF the sodiery
the contrary, they were well satisfied and benefited
about COO in good cash spent among shem and
if had been taken by the citizens the departure
OF the military and adjournment of the COURT thirds
of them eest, would have approved and commended
the and presence OF the court aud army many
of honest minded and have just had their eyes
opened TO the inquos Of their leaders and fellow saints
settled, now that they have been revealed
Great credit due em the American citizens at large
JUICES Sinclair and Cradlebaugh for their ndefagable
and upcompromsne efforts to bring these crimes TO light
and their offenders TO justice, we'll as to T. S. Williams
Esq chief prosecuting attorney in the late session OF the
SECOND lu6J,Ct COut Wnnst INC appOntcu Ollcef, MI
Wilson, like the Governor has told, proved himself
considerably ''mixed" Should Judge Eckes follow the
same unwaverirg policy, which here doubt but he
will may soon expect to have Utah shorn of its evils
and properly viewed by the government.
Monday last held the municipal election OF this
city original In ss way and exception TO all others Ia
this republic OF voters Four days beforehand the OBJ
serving could descry written notices. in several places Of
the coming event, yet no announcements through the
press no nominations, opposition, that could per-
ceive day and hour stole quietly upon Gas
The thief night Voters went to the polls and found
a written list of nominations and voted them without
query dissent Truly quiet, yet We fear an unchosen
method Of enjoying the elective franchise. The secret
snvu parro, in nutshell The church nominates
the church elects, the thing, its satellites follow
its dictates No opposition, rival candidates, cleo
few vote There was once an OPP
poston ticket without the knowledge or consent Of the
church, and said opposition being little active, outnum
bered the nominal voters when the President sent for the
elected, and Caudled him into q esguation and the
church receis ed the Office since which dare
oppose.
Merchandise trains from California for Racford Cabot
Co. ana Sloan Co. have arrived this week. and their
eghs being adapted the wants causing the Saints
70 shell out Other trains are expected IN next week.
The back Eastern mails arrived Tuesday last, having
been delay ~ the South Platte by high waters. The
California mall usual has arrived inside Of schedule
time.