The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-26
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sci - forh hat he CCmmscnsrs hss Sssn Appointed
by the lndsn Department. ~ examine The Witnesses nAn-
60 y yae;s :sssaush ana 2 .ss siI tssesy and
nor Wa proper thst they should have such suhorly
10 mako public examination; That The commission wss
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teudents statement Of what passed. 1t Washngson ct
truthful value, would appear thas the Commsioaers -
Tying cut Instructions, whish differ materially from what
may drawn from ths psoeedDs = NE cspal In he
srs the rules which tAsy bsgrsd 70 b adopted On sshe
mode o. conduetng Tho examinataon," IN which Il IVES
susssatsd that the doors shoud be closed ali but WI
asd few friends also the entire exclusion OF reporters
The Su,erissendent u support of hb comsss pro ,oa
ut~Vo0 nI18oik No ma no$ the 1IR0eeAt
jsctien % the fullest uvesgaton but, ~ the eramns
ton OF witnesses bad bean conductsd privately 1t the seat
Of govsrnnsnt, and thn this was bat c,umison OF To-
qury and MOI court Of Trial, he would prefer that the
proportions DO adopted y guard the oase prsiugt
prsudice and SANDER The Commissioners wishdrev Tor
they would evs their opinion in writing. Ia he mssr
tine, he request Wal made that the local press should
lublsh no documents Or testimony, less shoud DO V
pondsn for the press outside had no such requs avad
dressed 70 tnem but On the other hand we're expressly 1t
liberty - their oorrespondsnoe could have NO bearing
on the investigation here ~ my regular oorrespondsnoe
GUIDED not 70 send on mat occasion but o attend the IN
ave partial view Of the preoesdinss q The
- then anticipated beiss permitted 70 take report
TIE rEoCrxDrsus o. THE COMMISSION
rival am necessarily forced 70 absent myself from The
Commission this morning. but up 70 the present writng-
forced 70 ackncwiedss that am nos aware Of single
thing having yet been proved aEAns the
m 10 Sss Z may
=. hat We have yet heard but the nrss rumbng Of the
distant thunder.
but proper that shsuld ssass that there are many
Indications u the present moment Of this Investigation
nzzling out without accomplishing mything. Commls-
sonef Montgomery has only been present three days.
four perhaps Commissioner Stambaugh has therefore,
conducted The investigation almost entirely himself
should be surprised there would be an entire break
breaking down or breaking up OOnmssioner sssmosusn
seems determined 10 have the investigation conducted in
cerain manner and the defendants counsel yesierday
seemed a. determined that should be conducted other
WISE Whether Major Montgomery win sustain his COL
hague the defendant The question. think that the
are = much n favor q The latter being
tory conclusion the character Of the evidence for or
against the Superintendent regretted that both Com
the troops n this time calls the Major camp and wnen
he returns being only acquainted With proceedings from
the minutes he y neceaar less active from that fact
also from the fact Of being junior Commissioner be may
however, do considerable thinking and be looks clear
headed eentlemanand this difference fAvors the suriss
what instructions the Colonel had from washington rea-
tive 10 the manner OF conducting the examnaaon but he
hes had frequently to express bis regret that the alb
Of Judge CrndebAugh he had 70 perform the part
Of prosecuting attorney. This another very regretfuI
circumstance the defeaoe apt 10 forget the double
yuncSons ana Willie Colonel ss.mo.ush probably think
w. they may at that moment be thinking ly Of the Com
missioner and charge him with exceeding mis- Instructions
ton To be plain the whole Affair 70 DO one grand
misuuderstandpg have no doubt Of the sincerity Of
either Of the parties oommssioner SAmbaugh has .
he Warrington which should mot think he would make
aid be doubt the Justice Of hin Of conducting the
confident Inst the record win be 70 their advantage
and 70 his Condemnation. 80
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In place IKE this the Earring q federal authorities
enough enjoy The squsSbs sarvsyor Gsners Sta n
ooaractor under his prsdsesssor IN Office who il charged
Win frsud AT the momsut for oommencng nsld opers
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does nos q cses pat an end = The sxamsaon q the
rate Of what hes been thsse greet chance
Of Il being summers job, and surveying must be lei 70
another sessou O course the vulgar pubic, who count
hundred esnis 10 dollar, shrpg lhsr shoulders, and
speak prasDsy Of Unc's SANS fali purse and kindness
Densd The rsh, Of reporting have studousy avoided
Sos Sou 40 q
but there nas been every kind Of rumr for months
back ssanst DR.. Forney, which had 70 mention 10 for
correspondence, simple justice has required rse
and unbiased o the proseedines thus such
as d known the outside public II s safe pre-.
q .nS oos.. snd g. n
correspondent likely 10 be able 70 furnish something Of
interest This great phase, aud Geutiles as well
the very air they breathe.
THE sew MORMON ORGANIZATION STATES
ass sd oeso ,ns1 p est the .naSaD s
schisrn among the Utah Morrnonx h. perhaps, prema-
ture 10 Judge Of the results the Of young Joseph
Aormons has only been recently learned. The tone Of
feeling here u.s. however pretty much the o, the
citizens Of The Territory There r. then; no hee Of
ism, there IA unavodaby great personal attach sns 10
leaders Proverbiay death reveals virtues and often
comes prsoas ssS sacred Joseph smith has shsrefors
consequences OF hs ILLINOIS, bold
the .cseuous Of he ciscpss, aad BY hone he
shoot. and 70 he folks here ths mother Of
the young man IL the grand operator. That
the AMIR Ia the Fast VIII 30 short lived and .
nxx,e n the general expectation. Il is ssngalar
fact that while the eldest OF Joseph Smith consents 10
beooms the leader Of what termed here "aposs,es
and Brigham Young aud rtAh Nor olisu, The
only brother 81 the first Joseph smith, who
bcfofcfme their representative Ia The Lsga Of III
noa apostle and editor but ercommunictted FOR
something hencushe owns up 70 having sorn his Wild
osscoyes. himself N ackeloh ses rssapussa for pAs
offences, and petitions tha same Brigham Young and
the Utah Mwmcus 70 receive him back again 10 their
sAeep,old The zane mail thh srines tie acooast Of
young Josephs dSm also the bearer Of his uncles
cAntston suomuson and petition. Strange world. IAN
the worlds q EMge." True, oh immortal Saakspere.
s<aies and hlnk thai the rev Prophei The entering
wedge INTO Nor mon union.
GRzsr sxow
rxrt Saturday We were Visited by az swfzl saow
Storm whch &c shes rp the destruction accomplished By
the winter frose. SoDething Ike es<hts<n inches Of
srow fell in the q elk hours Weak cattle urshel
tered have shed nmbsc trees we're broksn coffa7s
bushes wtfe crushed peach trees cntirey killed. grape
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