The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-27

Such gsshsrine a. ne annual cooesrroee Of bo4b
se.es nsturally bsings togethsr . large portion
"hushins~ and +. rocking manage y ffsoususIy
Rske esrrible din which, but for tbe detsrmi.
milton Of The brethren 70 overcome the annoyaacss
s. s1cn 49,. That , 80 Devil. perps.u. sbot,s .
ness The speakers ere consequently on NE hieh
string All the tins, which makes matters particu.
isIy lively. Freedom from conventional restraint
u another feature Of . Mormon Conference very
noticeable 70 stranger. The main points were
shs social Independence of the pcup,e. Ths nm
= al she speaking inclined In THAI direction, and
for that purpose the mission Of several thousands
on 70 the Mo yif6n and SAINT Clssslo rsaes COT
I'm and cher Southern products, had 8 large share
OF stensioa. The State sovsrsieRfy question, or
movement rather, had also good slice Of stten-
ton-tte speakers maintaining unqualihedly The
right Of the people 70 form . sta.s Government,
Cosgress having only the hight 70 "may ID.
init new State" but having no constitutional
sushority for the establishments O. maintenance Of
TERRITORIAL government over any portion Of It's c-
.ens. A the State Legislature meets on Monday,
further may BE- expected on this subject, A. cen.
ference, particular care wss taken W have psrt-
culsrly understood that ne diiculty with the gov
srhinent wss anticipated, and The shape that things
take at the present dime indicates that hostility 10
far at~ent from thsr minds. In fact, the loyalty 70
prose and vorse, In the tabernacle and In lie Thea
tire. Nothing els was noticeable.
The Territorial Legislature assembled on the isth
And was 10 ssssion four days, during which the
all the fnctionaries elected hy legslatorsl votc-s
Secretary Of state, Chief and two Associate Justie,
Attorney General and tive Senators Tie state Ia
divided for judicial purposes into FIVE districts
circuits, with . Circuit Court In every county
sundry enactmsnts were duly passed, aud q me
mortal adopted praying for the admission Of Desc
ret, after which the first Assembly adjourned "
meet again on the third Monday in January, 1863,
unless called together before that time by proS
ton Of the Governor.
Gov. Brigham Young's message waA largely de.
voted 10 . specification Of the reasons why Utah
should b, admitted into the Union Immediately
II, quoted In favor OF her claims from Mr.. Stewards
speeches during The Kansas troubles, and showed
tina, tie territory has now far larger population
than California, Oregon and other States, when
they wsre admitted. lie also rccommc nds that the
laws now In force In the territory shall remain Ia
operation until superseded by State Legislation.
Hfisham having srnel large job In the proposition
10 raise mounted regiment ~ stop the Indian de-
prcdaascns, has sent letter " Mr. Bcrnhise, the
Utah Delegate In Washington. 81 the elect that tie
Iassses scstinoDp the project residents Of
We territory. and further, that the Indian. arc
very peaceable, and II they not the Militia u
Usah 70 competent h preserve order.
On The other hand, Mr.. =. c. sullivan. AGENT Of
The Nail Company. writes April 10Th, tia, all the
sock bad been taken by TIE Indians. who were
continually in sight lie requests that arms sls,uld
lie forwarded, and makes II clear that military de-
monstration Of some kind 10 needed.