, 1863-04-24

ncr Immediately dispatched several detach
mcnts of troops to the scene Of the difficult
ties, and it is to be hoped that they may
ctaEtise the villainous sayagcs severely.
TIE Tn1BusE's CORRESPONDENT DEsoUscED.
Your s'Spccfnl Correspondent" hns incurred
the onathenas Of the Mormons On theground,
doubtless, Of giving publicity, through your
widely circulated paper, to too n,any un-
wholesome truths, and to occurrences that
were intended more particularly for home
effect. The Dtserst Ne,rs, Of the date Of April
Let, contains the following editorial, headed
1--WE FULLY UNDERSTAND IT."
1.-THE people OF Utah arc on the fair way 10 fame.
They are going -ar1dly mp in the foreign market.
a gentleman III tits city received telegram on
Saturday furnishing lin M an SS eStsset T9m n1 TIC s1t
which the following language i said to hayo been
nE' By President y Brigham I9uns, at the Mass
\, 4 et1ng held IN the Tabernacle on the 81 Of
~ would like to live in peace with the Govern
mcnt Of the United States, but have no desire to
He with the VIZ ase ruiz
States: viii hare free and Independent govern
n. MN IT fo5 mysef where r., may live and enjoy my
VIC pronounce the. CHICAGO TRrsUSE's co,rcs-
pondent who gives the above as the lan.uagc Of
President Young, a mean, contemplate lia., and
he knows thst be Is; IND VIC appeal to the tho1,-
eal,ds present on the occasion for the con1r1na-
ticn Of our denial. Not only were no such words
CT, nor were any words uttered on that decision
ffcu which that language could be drawn or b. in
ferTed in tie remotest degree We dc,ioaacc it q
sale lit, worthy the writer and thc cabal that
Ws6noW Ky ta the e; st2us ard are not dseevea
help Tit Is their misfortune: but fir as arc
cor crned, We areperfcctly indifferent pleas
ed, il anything ttat our enemies fozccd to lie
atcut Is to accomplish their helsh designs. There
Is time for everything. we afford 10 abide ou,
| time, but we promise that clique that they will
| hearfrom US again.
| this fierce inyectiye with which be is thus
assai1ed, he "still lives" and hopes to stir up
| thc Saints by writing many more truths, how
! eyt nnpallatable they may be, that may fall
under bis cognizance and observation. Tha,
the extract above, purportiug to be from O
speech made by Brigham, Is essentially true il
every respect, as well as the context, he dis
tincily nvers, although it may not be found III
| the garfield account Of the said speech as pub
lEl:cd in the Utserct 4Xems. Further proof Of its
oziectncss may be found in affldayits n,adt
By persons Of upimpeachablc veracity "a tt
| Speech on the occasion. Perfectly inditflr
ent - indeed! ''rather pleased If anything
| which pleasure is expressed in q peculiarly mix
| a.d g:1lt|<maoly mdn'er III the article in qucs
ton.
How the "galled jade doth wince!'
MISCELLANEOUS.
| The Annual Conference" !" so.callcd, Of tht
Mormon Church, commenced its sitting il
this cityto day. Services are held in the Bow
cry, and it is estimated that fully fiyt thou
sal d people are in attendance. They CONT
frcm all parts Of the Territory, even the mos
remote, and many Of them eat and sleep OF
their wagons during their stay in the city
somewhat in canp;fneeting style. seyera
wagons were noticed, on the covers Of whicl
| was rai,,tr6 in la1r.s letters ACnttnn e.,