Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-09

AhIAs| ui 1IlkhhAA WeIo not published, but
since Mr.. Buchanan 3 army that marched into
Utah has, far the most part marched back
/ again, BfiSham's remarks are again reported
President Young, February 18th, in the Tab
ernecle 81 Salt Lake City, gave advice to the
Elders who were about going into all the
world % preach Young aud him polyga;fed
thus:
DIRTY -pROPHErs.
have known people, who have lived years
in this church, whom should suppose had
concluded it 10 be an objectionable sin for
them to 90 70 meeting with clean faces and
hands What are the notions OF most OF the
Christian world in regard 10 Prophet D
They would wish to see man with his hair
I TO his waist Combed2 No be must never
I appear 70 use that frivolous, sinful article
comb. That would be folly in the extreme;
it would be a sin, therefore, if he appears
without his hair long, bushy, snarled, dirty,
and hanging carelessly about his shoulders
Are his hands washed No. His finger
nails trimmed and cleaned No, they are
| like dirty birds claws Is he cheerful No,
for he must wear long face, never suffer
smile to come over his couatenance, but 90
mourning all the day long, and it is, 80 Lord
have mercy upon the people" Present
Prophet to suit many in the sectarian world,
and you have such a man as this. Will be
have on a decent suit of clothes? No, he
must have u sheep skin about his loins, and
must wear girde as dirty and filthy as the
rags that are upon our natives.
/ CAN'T DRIVE MAN OR WOMAN INTO HEAVEN.
am nOt going to drive man or woman
to heaven. A great many think that they
VIII be able to fog people into heaven, but
this can never be done, for the intelligence in
US is Independent as the Gods. People are
not 70 be driven, and you can put into a
/ gnat's eye all the souls Of the children Of men
that are driven into heaven by preaching hell
| fire. So learn wisdom that when you behold
your brethren in the depths of poverty, but
striving 10 do right, they are as beloved as
| they would be if they were dressed in purple
and fine linen. Take that intelligent course,
and learn to instruct people until they in.
crease in knowledge and understanding
until their traditions pass away-and they
/ will become of one heart and mind in the
i principles of true Goodness.
SWITCH THE CHILDREN.
Do you know how to chastise your child
ren? When they do wrong, catch them in
the act of doing wrong if possible, and then
/ switch them nicely and tell them you have
a good miud to whip them-tell them You
will chasten them if they do not stop such
conduct. Do not let them know that they
were whipped, but when you correct them
DO it so that they Will remember it more
than twenty-four hours; and tell them that
if they do not mind you, you will have to
chasten them end whip them. Tell the
brethren and sisters, "If you do not behave
yourselves, l will chasten You by and by
Never try to destroy a man Ii is our mis-
sion TO saYe-the people, not 10 destroy -tlsm
If you are ever called upon TO chas,en per-
son, never chasten beyond the balm you have
within you to bind them | might call some
of you to witness that l ehasten you, but
there is not a soul that chasten, but what
feel as though ! could take them and put
them in my bosom and carry hem with me
day by day. They deserve chastisement, but
God forbid that | should chasten beyond the
healing balm / have to save them and make
better men of them.
BRIGHAM PREFERs SISTER NURSES.
] could preach a sermon on docloring the
body, we have so many that do not under
stand it, among those who profess TO, but il is
of no use. | would rather have the sisters
wait upon ms IN sickness than many of those
who profess to be physicians
Elders Of Israel, learn to be spiritual ply
sicians. Garry the medicine with you to
deal out to every patient as he needs it. III
a patiant has chills and fever in his spirit,
you must carry the medicine to cure it; also
for the erysipelas, or the dumb ague, or the
rheumatism in the spirit, you must carry The
medicine to heal. Thus learn, that when you
have chastened enough, cease, and be sure
you never chasten beyond the balm you carry
in your portmanteau.
That last reference must be to cold rye
The Spaninrds in 81. Domingo. ..-sAn Ex-
plnnatiOn OF the Recent Movement.
Mr.. JAMES REDPATH, of Boston, has long
made study of the affairs of the two Gov
ernments which divide the Island of SFDo-
mIng0. ne has-r05rJeu m the island, and is
now officially connected with the Republic of
Hayt. he speaks with authority, therefore,
on this subject, and must be supposed strong
ly in the interest of the islanders. He gives
the following explanation ef the recent start
ling movements of Spain towards st. Domin-
go, from which it would appear that there is
little danger Of Spanish usurpation
"Since the independence of the Dominican
Republic, two parties have divided and al
ternately governed it, whose representative
men are Santana and -Bsez, as the words re-
union and independence indicate their re
spective policies.
"Some years ago-what say now is
drawn from Haytian official sources-Santana
borrowed a million of dollars from Spain.
Failing to repay it according to the terms of
the loan, be offered to give mortgage on the
Custom-hOuses. Last summer accordingly,
small band of Spaniards, not more than
eighty in ALL arrived in St Domingo. and
the three officials among them Immediately
entered upon their duties as collectors at the
ports. The rest were mechanics. That is all the
emigration that has been sent to the Do
minican Republic by Spain.
"This policy OF Santana furnished the ma
terial for creating an effective union among the
opposition TO his government. See he is
| selling the country to the whites z Even
as early as last December, revolutionary cir
culars and prociamations were in type IN St.
Domingo, and copy of the proofs, know,
were shown to a distinguished Ambassador
| at Paris. But this project was nipped in the
/ bud Baez is still an exile The intrigues
OF the opposition continuing and increas-
ing, Santana has called for aid-frst, in order
to secure the perpetunity Of his own Govern
ment and secondly, to enable hin to pay The
J loan.
''This, venture to say, is Hhe sum total of
the whole hubbah-that -we-hear from
Havana.
"There are several reasons why France
will never threaten Hayti-among them these;
"She has recognised the Independence Of
Hayti; she draws a large revenue from Hay
Ii as her payment for recognising that inde-
pendence; 'she is bound by treaty to de-
tend Hayti against all foreign attacks and
lastly,
aShe could not attack Hayti without first
declaring war against England.
81 have also official authority for stating
that last january, England and France offer
red Ia hn thn Tors ol q irarfr Of alliance