The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-06-02

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Ii Il Ssld6n shat We descend 10 the no |
tics If the remarks n such remarkably
able journalist q the one who has the
snviable credit 81 being The editor Of the
Irritoriai Em0prizs So conveniently
nsighborIy a. heisto us At present. and
dsnissn By law. 81 our Territory, We
cannot now resist the temptation 81
passing remark upon some editorial sug.
gsstious Of Mr.. Williams 10 the insus 81
the 10th ult.
We will ioon hare here he says. 'if
W. have not now, enough men and arms
% whip all the indians In Utah, and the
Mormons into the bargain
The editor was rather unfortunate IN
the preparation Of his editorials In that
number Tie lsadsr il clothed 10 mourn
ing for the death 81 a gallant major com.
manding . party Of one hundred and eve
gallant fellows who were defeated and
aboutone-haIf u them killed and wounded
By handful Of the uneiviIized. undriIlsd
children Of tho forest Yet they are pre-
pared. or about 10 BE- prepared. AZ they
would wish 10 make II appear, 70 meet
Indians and 'Mornons,y an in one batch.
and completely annihilate them.
OF what peculiar materials the people
81 Western Utah are composed. We are
not prepared definitely to say Judging
from the gallant assault made npon what
wsrs tsrmed the hostile Indians, wesllouId.
IA orr calm Judgment, pronounce thsm
capable 81 doing no very extraordinary
tbings a hundred and FIVE splendid fsl
lows led BY the great Ormsby, routed by
few Indians, d matter worthy 81 ia
very brilliant record But the Indians
and Aiormons are ID Be entered ii one
class suppose Mr w. and his party niea-
SIRE distances length 81 arms. and mus
tles Of shoulders.
Pshawi The whole Anatter ia bur
lesqee. SIXTY Or serenity thousand adysn-
tafsrs, Z reports may Be relied On. have
ploughed theirNeary patti ssrtheheights
Of the EiKaaA NEVADA, IN search q gold
ia'ad eitsss, assl. ssslas- ipss@ssa. pa...l.
a NIGH psrcharce 70 imagined % exist
in Western Utah. The gold Is missing,
and the silver mines refuse to yield the
expected results Tho next resort Il al
Indian var. Aschisf must be shot down.
The squaws and proposes commence their
bowling; and the big war-whoop Is sound
"a. Thesminea fail their yield, and the
treasury Of our good old uncls must pa,
che cost.
y would b scarcely fair 10 say that
the singleeyedg judge adle-rocksr K
failing 70 bring about a war on the Nor
mons had been trying he hand On an III.
dim seinbroglo He had, when we saw
him last, the appearance Of hard fare, aud
seemed 10 need something by way ii I
revival Can il be that he has sought
oa. his revenge from the Indians.
Leaving the Indians and silversseksrs q
ssttie their own difficulties, it Is only necs.
sAry forusto say that the nMormons into
the bargain, : would be rdtasr AasayalOa,
operation. we think Mr.. Williams and
hss party would prefer not TO try ii. @.
4 Buncomb and gas seem at present 10 be
prevailing qualities in America. Their
Preeedsnts NAV be traced sYen to the capi.
gal. One honorable win call another 10.
norabls Q dd liar Copying after the
old days Of chiyalry, The individual thus
branded as q liar, win blow and pefspire
with his friends for several liays and in
form the world generally, and bis coastitu.
sents in particular. that be Is about to blow
somsbody's brains cut The result Is the
world knows bis sangninary intentions:
PhilanthroPicalIy anticipates them, and
makes the dear man q hero without the
loss Of blood. ...s,.s.s.. .s.3
SO i i withsthe brayado Of the folks
q the West. Their women and children,
bat few a best, we're compelled to take
70 close quarters oYsr the hills. Their
braves confessed themselves unable to de.
fend them Sixty thousand Of popula-
lion they brag Of; and few Biggers and
! sWLits.kaiyeE send them all adrlft Cali.
foraia has 10 DO dragged over the Sierra
Nevada 70 defend their immense popuIa.
sioni and The whole power Of the Federal
Goysrnnaont called to tho defense Of the
silver mipes Of Carson,
We'll, our Uncle is nightly thought Of,
Ehen il comes to a heavy tussIe, but be
has the credit Of being most easily huml-
plugged IN most delicious manner. For
instances, the Utah war, or the federal