New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-31
FROM UTAH.


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For some dsys there eas oeen e"''' a,
o. Ipdiaps in the city, WI cave 0v.o r.n,.
hundred and fry miles 10 TO W.. .,., ,,,
sentative in the Indian Depar'm 'h'' Vu' ~ o..
tl,msu is here. At time like the "Nso,',
!. sbensjop Of Indian bortlisie-, US" W
| ,sd that thu territory should have no s"P''"''
Or .o.r, with whom the Indians could
| az, their uesaer presents and return TO 'oH
o.. better and more contented people, "au 'u'''
,avs ,s,proed TO whom alute. They have T'' ~
~. and Disguised. The NC
Of .b, removal of Mr. Forney the superintendent n~'
mite stir not from any particular reg ara .s'
,sons for him. but from the eros ijnsioe
done to him by removal pending OF zoe
charges preferred against him. This ForneJ ana"
deseryipe of more attention than II has yet res''en'
Mr.. Buchanan has been thus far particularly aoIn.a-
NAT. in the gentlemen whom he has hooorec Titn m
Fedeya, natropsge With the exception Of fhe So'sfn
or ard another Federal sopeintee- Attorney Jens'a
Wison, believe-ecareeIy ore OF hem nss ~,
either use or ornament. IL Ia devoufediy :" os wsnn
! that "Hontst Abes" Administrator @in reassm -"
name OF Federal officer from d grace. Shouid tne pos
course Of appointing anybody 70 Utah Dc con1noe9
without gard to either u scaiicR for once or NORA
sandI In society the tqueDers must De ooh'nu
bother h the citizens and unnecessary rrpen'i-
tire Of tressuyy funds in the shape Of marching armies
| mule end -four contracts marching army away ssAa'
the host Of other etceteras where pun
dere's have every opportunity OF feeding then ''"-
cous specifies.
Iesrf ed yegtsrday Of one Of the most outrageous
cases of kidnapping colored from this Territory
that ever heard Of The victim was one Ben fer,
KRIS An intelligent, wel-behayed industrious, AID
Young fellow ss ever had the misfor'uoe
of birth in Southern cline. Ben came here In 1872
with his father mother and two or elss three SISTERS
AID if mistake not, brother Perkins, the owner
Of Ben and his family came from one Of the Southern
8 ates among the early Mormons and ~ far ~ can
learn, was regarded good man. Before hia deata,
Ben given 10 Of his cone who IS not charged
with ipheriing bis fathers good nsme. he sod bea
N one Spronps for $780, dnring the famine in ~ or 3D.
Ben worked for Heber C.. Kimba] for three Or four
yesrs $50 per month and board. Heber and his boys
particularly attached to Ben, and offered 10 keep
him hired man til the price put upon him was worked
off; hut Sprouse's folks wanted the cash down, aud
Heber "wcnld not buy Of Adsm even though
bis face wss black" Sprouse promieed H-ber that II
Ben wonld be as good boy as be had been, OF his
(Sprouss' 81 death he would mako him free. A year
alter this promise was made Sprouse died, but Ben Wa
not liberated lie has for pearly year been IN toe
service Of Livingstone Bell & Co., merchant. OF this
city, and by them considered Trustworthy young
man. Widow Spropse mo her of the well known
"Cub" Johnson, by the fret husband "Cub' got ac-
cdeD'sly shot at Camp Floyd some months ago, when
acquainsLces then in the Penitenary horse thieves
The first time he turns up in the city, after this
affair, ia 10 off his mothers property
Ben To effect this, with another Texian Of
the rame of Blair, and one Clawson, they in
duoed Ben 10 join them al beer saloon. They
rushed him into wagon and drove of 70 place where
they Sond tie him, thn whipped him till ne was una
bic to resist, being mapacled. On fettsred hs was
Their prev and they are now understood 10 be on their
wsy 70 Texas, via Pixies Peak My informant esw
thst Ueber would have eyen $1,000 to have had m
brought back free but lis three sons who probably
were the OILY L young men that would have cared
to confront JohIson. Blair and Clavson or sach
term were all Of them albert at the time, and were
Of the transaction till after the parties were
sc, eral days Bens mother 10 almost crazy,
and is father and este's mourn
"Man's inhumanity to man.
As coon as learned of this afSir communicated Is
to officer Of tie Government and inquired nothing
could be done for Ben's deiverance. Nothing, moth
ing, Ben the property If Cubs mother and II
" fhe cboose to aid and abet in running of Ben 70
Texas my dear felleE nothing can be done. Z IL
the question Of tbe day" cited the Territorial law
the subject prohibiting running off colored men.
" Unconstitutional, think, was the ans yer
As you may not have Mormon legislation %
| the question Of Slavery, inelose you
SAN ACT RELATION TO SERVICE"
Be s syIg'I p: .ss
coniIs i, Territory b.sins With them servants ju,y
5ss
Of oc the CONT sa an. s1 s sy.ns
ibst such rs. . e.; or ,SS. due r,o ,,v
cobtrsc properly ssted in ~,ins any weproved agree
% s Ri tSs M ss o. 9 T s
Provided thst cohr. .ha bind he heirs of IN,
the debt doe his her. or their ns.er OF ni..er,
SEC That sny pc, tnsirg servant and his
er country ard shall place In tie tbs Pro5ste the
&C. S shs or o s Sua 81 s p. o
servants spd his her their cbdr-n ths Pro1s
her. or her beSs Ss be ened 1, The ..ic. Of The i'd
servant servants nn forfeited AZ hereinafter PROV
shall appear h't such servants into the reri
tory Of their own free viii an choice.
SIC That master or mistress shall have o. car
ns with bis or her Of the African
race he she sra forfeit all CAIN tn said serysnt s",ns
N thec and
Of intercourse with the African they shs be
suiect conviction thereof MT eSceetins thou
ssnS dos nor less thar i've hundred TO the Of tae Teu
tory, sd inpnsonu ept rot exceeding three yeas.
SIC shall he toe duty Of sisters nitrese' 10 pravtfs
for - her or heir servants c'mfotab clothing
bedding sufficient food ard receston And .h be the drty
Of the servant in return therefor 10 labor faithfully al rea,n.
be and 20 snch service with fidelity be required
SIC II sbal Re duty the aud punish
lis In RESPONSIBLE nsnnsf when be
Of cruelty sbnsp neglect feed eoths shelter his
in the Probate Court declare sha
{, the provisions Of the fourth secti OF this act =
SEC That be transferred from master or
H. CO. %n h.y sn reopd Of III oic, In,
rhs be made without the OF the servant
given the Probate Judge in the absence OF bis me Of
miit,tss.
sEc Any person transferring ntray
10 the 81 ibis act taking out Of the Ts ritor
fugitive from labor shall be conviction thereof SIT Meet
fine not edng five thousaud dollars and inphs ,hen
exceeding tive both the discretion Gu Court
and shall forfeit all claims the Of such
seivsn provided In tire fourth section Of tni-
sEc II shsll further be the duty of all mattresses
to the servant. to school less
morths between the ages OF ak aud twenty years
Approved Feb 4, 1883
EXCITEMENT IN CAROLINE County, VA. -Wslearn
that Bowling Green the county seat OF q .roGe has
besn thrown into violent excitement for a pat two
6avs 10 he In that rlaeA q n.ranu