New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-26
FROM UTAH.
Iq.E FIRST GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE
OF DEsERET-TiIE GOVERNOR MESSIAH
THE TROOPS FOR THE MAIL ROUTE.
Own Correspondent.


K,ou, Der Own Correspondent.
GKEir SALT LAKE CITY April 3D. 1907
Last week we had three days of singing, praying
rseaching, and prophesying, concentrating the an
pyersary of the organization of the Church OF the
aey Faith. this week. we hs5e commenced on the
new State of Deseret Yesterday, the Senate and
House were organized-the former Win thirteen
Members, the N,t.er with twenty-six. John Taylor,
The Apostle, and former editor OF The Ne'r- YORK
yoraoa 10 President Of the Senate, and A. Y. Rock
wood, Speaker of the House. After the orgaDiza-
,icn was completed. "his Excellency Gov. Young, -
ard "Lieut.-Gov Heber c. kimball," and the
''Nou. Daniel II. Wells President Of The Conven-
uon," were ushered into the House, where SAT iho
legislature IN Joint Session, awaiting his EXceen-
cvs pleasure. After recognition and q prayer, the
FIRST Message was read, which l here iucl0se.
The gist Of tie message is briefly the right Of the
citizens to form State Government, that Utah is
'adisputabiy in the right track, and that Congress
isys:
When the people in sTeuitery properly express their
10 assume the responsibility and expense Of STATE
'errmsnt, upon their presenta;ion Of Cons tuition
ubho.n in form. with petition for admission, the Dec
ton OF IudeI epieuce the Consituou Justice, and the
tine 10 crnss Cou-sss TO cordially welcome and
that Territory into tic family Of siaies regardless OF
Setting aside the pecnaities Of the citizens of the
posed State in a religious point of view, tfe Co
, amor handl-s the subject OF Territorial numbers,
at clinchee Nh Seward effectively;
- Territorial numbers they are capable aud DESTROYS
eplIcan ses've nneft aye irrelevant 70 Ihe question
edgsion stale we have The suihoIiy Of ne Boz W
Sscr-tery % state 30 hrs speech IN the sen
April g. 1886 IN favor q tie admission OF hsn.ss a. FOL
e.: Toe Coust tion does not prescribe s3 eco or sny
number Of people Necessary 10 constitute STATE
All aud f,i,osp. TIE Constitution prescrbe on
-.,;, 70, - Ste. civil com.
y and republican government" Andh--e assert with.
fee Of tfub.ui ,sdicon, tha, se clearly within
IN defI hy ny seward requisite 10
admission s'se Tor cur conduct undcT spovi'icna
aud our uud,r that organization clearly prove that
ae"s subsiantsi civil community and the con't'u'
3d. Ist~y sdolted by ou Convention sud ratified by Tie
S sd L. &c '-"y ''P''''H IN ''''' and '' We "''
Ietefence ia made 10 tie admission Of States with
leser population than that OF Decentralization
trly 10 California and Oregcn-but one other quo
n on on loyalty must suffice:
Mos fully se all thst improper, suhiiiou,
- isoys have induced ne % prefer follow Ing n zoe
Stat precedens footsteps made by California Bat ior ras
% lns "a 10 Ter ssnl.'lon 81 Gscsue our po',on Is
si move isolated Than hers our Pol aefey nnm-i
Gus and rapidly Isr ori,l organization is esc
yes growing los adapted 20 the te Of tie pee DE All
weaed IN being 20 long dis'fsnchsed while winning To
civilization aud i,eeoom region 20 ioToddns and more
all Is iuseugbe and constitutional right have
~ssdopted like course IN seeking ouadnision snd IN o
subc 4left cc0n ard ALI confident, 50 iaT a. can DE-
cen that tins w most conduoe 20 the advancement o.
tie tTae social industrial and political interests Of all con
eentd.'
row, VINO Will be charged with the presentation OI
The Constitution and Memorial praying for admission
into the Union Of States There bas been con-
siderable anxiety smong some outside gentlemen
here % represent DeseTet in tie United States Sen
ate. Capt. Hooper, the former Delegate, is recos-
n1ed as certain for one Senator, snd one Of tie
Federal officers has done everything but 60 into
the waters Of baptism 10 secure favor, in the
hopes OF being the other. Other Federal officers
would have accepted the compliment but have been
prpient enough 10 keep their own Connsels, iortu-
na;ey fer feel, after to-days confab with the leg
islstOrs that tie citizens Of Deseret prefer repre-
seniative men Of their own stripe.
The Eastern Mali Company has had great deal
cftloatle recently from bad roads and IDdians. The
red men have been feariully neglected by the Gov
srpuent agents IN Nebraska, aud In their hunger
and want the Indians steal on the mail route what
ever Is cOny rtible 20 their uses Nearly hundred
hesd Of mules and horses have been run oil the route
aud the ComJany's property Otherwise threatened
For Purposes which l care not TO state, telegram
wa sent few days since 10 the Secretary OF war,
asking authority 20 raise regiment Oh nouh'ec
Rance from among the ciizens OF this Territory foT
the immediate sup, tefsOn OF Indian booliiiies and
the protection OF the Overland Mail The request
was signed by the Federal officers and mail agents
snd asking all authority for the hands OF the hon'
I'D. Doiy, the Superintendent ~ Indian Afiairs
here Immediately on the heels Of the trst tele-
gram another followed denying the statements gwen
A facts respecting the Indians, and claimSg that
the militia yas sufficient 70 attend 10 them These
two telsgrams have Feated more dlscOId than any
thing 1 rave ever seen Ia Utah. While all the
Feders ohcers signed the address to the Secretary
ofWar, nobody can tell the paternity on the d0cu
nent.