The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-03-17

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Eohit Pr. John s. Rodk rave b, bos
ne following Sentiments .-..ri y
more think a compariig Nan wv y
Wlth BHchanhh The East than 4 w ~
saviour with Beelzebpb And N
49, bctweeh tli6 two countries Il Z sea
man would have everything - -. sofed
lighting on the side Of France ~ y
lain that if foreign nations knar ~ " ~
fires that are N need J. ~
one breath 81 pure Or to Fan then ~ ". q
llame, and the sympathy they wouId ~, ~. :
with here, they would have less ~. ~
for the strengthen this government a
UTAII MItITAhY DErARrnrS, ~.
rnmored that Gen Harvey las bs.s y Y
signed to the command IL this -. n
nent; md that liz will bring NM, SsY gl
two companies, which win sven Nv to.'. ~
TO be left IN Utah. to 4 MINOR sconnnass
ABolIrIoN SYMPATHy. al novel Z,
tllod TO raise the wind 10 Cincinnati. n M
out Of 4 darky s4ssE Several tlays ~ III !
nan known as Dr. HANDY, who bss m ~
doing business at or near tic , eorns, .s, u
Fourth and Sycamore streets. called iesa 4
his Office q negro lad between sixteen i sns
seventeen years Of age, and made eerts;s
oyertures to him, whereby tie poeke,s 4
both Of them might be enriched m /
.sable-hued lad was to allow himself "a, !.
certain consideration, 10 be taken Il I
Louisville, and there sold into seryit,ids
the progenitor Of this modern scheme Y
raising the vino, picturing 10 the boy 81.
dom in anthing but an unpleasant. ligbt
and promising, If d sale were effected, i
bring Immediately To his aid all tbe
agencies Of the underground railroad, aba
return him to freedom. The irporap, +.
negro thought il an admirable chance X
make 50 dollar or two and thoaghtlesglv
assented to the conHiying doctors promo.
sition They visited Newport Ky., and
employed the services 81 d notary, WIS
drew MP the necessary papers; which were
| placed in the hands Of q third party w6o.
took the lad III charge, and started with
him to louisville, where d sale was eFIee
tied, eleven hundred dollars being Offered
as the worth Of the flesh and blood chat
ttel So far the scheme worked like 4
charm but the surroundings Of d sale
market, and q life Of perpetual bondage
exerted q rcgretting influence on the mind
lof the lad, and the story leaked out The
matter was at once tlken incharge BY III
i Louisville authorities, and an officer at.
rived IN Cincinnati. who, with defective,
succeeded IN arresting the avaricious doc.
lltcf, and unless lie does as MI. Weller,
i sen, proposed iii The case Of Bardellys
L I,lckWick, prove an alibi, be will be likelI
Ito test the accommodations Of Kentuekl
Il hospitality ut Frankfort. The person 4
whom was entrusted the mission Of selinI
the negro, when the affair became known
was also retained in cnstOdy, and WilIpp
hably share the same fate as his friend III
doctor. 4. Fl
BY ExpREss THREE DAYS LATE
FRoM WAsHINGroN. On Tuesday evening
/ ut 8 PM, Mn extra mail arrived from III
States, bringing letters, but no papers /
later date than we received preYiousI,
Our latest dates by letter were up !
1.-THE 10th ult. Congress, to use the word
Of our correspondent, was wasting time.
The only topics he treats upon are the re
Emoyal Of the troops from Utah, with ID
fexception Of one regiment, and tile bill .
Messrs. Green, Of Mo-, Morrill,, Of VT
and Stevens Of Pa, to punish polygam
inthe Territories!ii by which they propos
Ito rid Uncle Samdom Of the Mormons
DoN'r, OH, DON'T. These Savatls,
successful, will place all men In general
but the Z. Rs aud Douglas Democrat
| IN particular, under deep obligation, i
lasting as the hills. Why does not Con
gress legislate for the Territories? sEeh
from the halls of Congress, answers
Why? Polygamy, the constitutional pro
| blem, which has puzzled the nation 50 long
Us about to be solved by these wiseacre.
ofeousei it Is And what unspeakable 10
will be experienced By the world, and ID
rest of mankind too, when the solatIo
shall be announced. We almost inagin
ourselves mingling with the retreaiinl
migration, bouna for the Papua Islands
HIGGERoLoGY.Goy Wilson, Of Mass
lin his recent speech in the Senate Of TIL
United States, held forth in tile followiDi
strain: The Republican party sees, .
+ Washington saw the dire effects Of SID
very it believes, with Henry, that SLAYER.
is a lamentable evil, with Luther AM
Martin, that slavery is inconsistent witt
the genius Of republicanism; with Mad
soD, that slavery is a dreadful calamity
that 'imbecility is ever attendant upon
country filed with slaves, with Monroe
that slavery has preyed upon the yer!
ritals of the Union, and has been preln
ldiefal to the States in which it existed
! Conenrring IN these opinions Of these =
Elustrious patriots and statesmen Of ths
South the Republican party proposes =
preserve the vast territorial possessions 9
the Republic from the direful effects o
this dreadful calamity which has preyyet
upon the yitals of the Union, by applying
to and engraving upon those TerritoriIa
possessions these words slavery shall y
Iand Is forerer prohibited = words Wlilel
came from the pen Of Jefferson, were en-