The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-07-21


~ ~ ~ white men amongst some trees
1000, .,,;nt some = D miles soUtll.Cast u III.
Il 81 TaIs. and between that place and
49, 1uaslands ranch, They were stripped
g a MN clothing, ard Though lately killed
q .sstilated that they could not bc ri
= . NC. The report needs coniirna-
T.noys Company y, ith Dragoons,
4t!as II n. Perkins commanding, arrived
" i w g.rsan civ on the 4tll inst They
h ~. ", N remain few days, when they
NM ,rorld leave and rcturlt 70 Camp Floyd.
aa;,lt and Stoddartl's company arrived
I, I rsyson CIV on the 10Th They SAN
AZ, 3 W ote Indian on the whole route.
~ lcraliiy 81 Judge Cradlebaugt's
(,,st N Carson IS tpnhted BY some Or
I.psit;zcns there. hence. the Ifrfitorittl
1 l.,,sSgii,s has published sec. 4, chap "
& the laws Of VtatE
col. nrssERs steqFss.
II Vim bc remembered by our readers
M tbe citizens Of Carson N alley SEINE
. NM sinrc, chose ono j.. j. Musser az their
S.sgate IL Washington lie was tore.
ss.. their gTieYances and procure for
/ Nam Territorial government. The En-
,,,ayi;,t echoed the salguinc antieipations
S, 81 I'm t3arsonians as to the result Of his.
,ahors lt the capitol. We have now I'd
.aa,lole with tile citizens Of Ncradd Ter
|. s;togv that The laliors of their delegate.
have not been more successful III enamel
ratinr them from the Athraldom Of tho.
t.rribly tlcspotic governmental Utah.
mt Ne advise them to take comfort, they
nave companions IN trouble, many SECTIONS
II onr common country have been roreIy
disappointed la the proceeding Of thepast
session 81 Congress.
col Mlsser, in the following letter pre-
sqnts his views III relation to his want &c
success. Tie letter is addressed to the
editors Of the 1tcfIitoriat Enterprise, and
through them 10 his constituents: ..
| SIX asHfSGToa May 2f, 1860.
lMFssRs EDIToHs II have now been
at Washington over four months using my.
bestexertions for the organization Of Ne
yala The meeting Of Congress ilnring
the last two months has only confirmed
theopiuion that had fpraietl during the
sttso nonthsof my soiourn here. 1t.
seems impossible to perfect such an orga-
nizatiou as the people Of Nevada desire.
There j. fur TOO much Of politics in the
present Congress to tltiaitof carrying ont
any measure Of benefit to d people who
ars sitnated so far remote from the Fez
deral Capitol, and especially d people who.
ran have no voice, and hut little Influence
III making the next President, IT. YOU
Ealrememher for a moment that tto. ones.
tonot Sqnatter or Popular soFtrefgNtv,
Intervention or Non, Intervention, has
eIaSea .aspiit or secession, in, or from,
the National Democratic Canyenfion at
Charleston, aud that the same result Is
NEST likely tclfollow the re.asscmEting Of
that body Mt Raltimore,,---tlid then refer
4 10 The debates Of Congress during It's :1rre-
sent session, IN proof that the same eatse
0fdisseHtion exists In the oac, as in tho
other, and that enr only hopes cau be
4 based in an iitIfoH of sentiment in regard
ID Territories by the Democratic party.
ora waving of the entire question so: fltr
rs orr Territory is concerned, goa will
readily discover on what n slender. thread
hangs dill our hopes Bills have been re-
ported by Grow, Rep, Chairman of the
House Committee, forthe Organization Of
Nevada, ldahoe, Bacotah, UilippeNa8 and
Arizona. The Republicans had tile ma
4 jOrity Or the communal, therefore reported
sneh. hills as they pleased, cnlbodYing sd
much Of the .loctrilesof the prehibitioafsts
that i was foolish to offer tue bill But
this was not nil, "rhayer, of Mass, OPP
Poaed.the bills. He is republican, but wat
backed by the. democrats, ard when ht
moved to lay the bills on the tablethe mo
ton was sustained; The next day wher
the bills we're urged, Thaycr again moved
% indefinitely postpone them, which. wal
carried. Thus you see we have no hopei
from the Republican quarter; the fact.
afe simply tlescy@if the House originate!
a bull, even should il pass it mast hay,
g MUG much OF prohibition in it, that fh,
esh eIt. viii be sure to kill itz~and on TIN
6taeF hahdh tte Senate originates a hli
MeY Will hayeaso mnclt of protection in |
mat the republicans in the House will b
sure to defeat il, 1t is in vain for me t,
say that oafsgis not the field on which /,
oa1lie on this slavery question. The
answer me that they are convinced. our
never can become a slave State. ESQ sa
democrats and repahlicapsl but that Oh
principle is the same, AM. for pfineinI
they contend. God help Nevada .wie
our INV makers say that as a matter :
principle they will sacrifice the intepes
and personal safety Of fifty thousand roo
and toyal people, who have waited .ns
ae9lly 80 long forssome legal protection
Aaa the rapidly developing Interest Of
country that stands Unparalleled inthe hi
10y otthe world In its mineral resource!
s |" ne miserable hobby, pro and con- {
Poa,leai aspirants ind dcmagogucs. !.
81. Neither parity will ubite on a bill
tAtfefDrh do NOT fb;nly II 81 -: =.