The New York herald., 1863-08-21
INTERESTING FROM UTAH.
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sent Them I'm COngress-Indians Treat
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ing with the New Governor--The Mail
Route Fully Protected-GcneraI News.
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OUR GREAT SALT LAKE CITY CORRESPONDENTS.
ea GsEAr SALT LAKE. CRY. August 3, 1893.
sr ELECTION
Today eiecting delegate TO represent Con-
gress aud the people, the OF the mountains
and the Valleys will decidedly be phe-
nomenon IN hstory-;hat no shall be Gentle. Nos
because he Is Gentllc but because will 1t so: and
have other way Of exhibiting sovereignty
elect TO show it in that way and the choice is
Chief Justice, John r. Kinney, Of Nebraska.
Ht rBx NEw DELEsArE
Kinney is native Of Now York, practised law in Ohio
aud Iowa, and out here Associate Justice In 1854
bringing Instantly with him He returned Eas, in 1866
and located 10 Nebraska City, Nebraska Territory with
his family, and there praciised law. In 1859 "Kiny
James Buchanan sent him out Chief Justice ana be
was "ooutnucd over" by Mr.. Lincoln, and a.
such remained till about thrcc months ago.
when he docapitated through the influence
Of tho war party out hercI moan The crowd of about
four six on. hero who have becn anxious got up
nght the chances Of national glory that they dreamed
Of in the overthrow II Brigham Young and Mormonism.
Tho government, better informed, after removed
Harding by sending him TO Valparaiso Kinney goes,
therefore 10 Washington the delegate Of Utah a. re-
people, and ~ o rebuke TO their enemies
HIS srKECH TBR BowKRy.
Yesterday u announced 1t tho Rowery that Kim
ney would address his constituents this morning at Ten
O'Clock and ladios, well gentiomen invited
brass band opeoed the services and Apostle woodru6
prayed Kinney spoke an hour ann hai, and made .
great speech. embracing everything the line claims
for religious toe from tho landing OF the Mayowsr
Puritans down TO our own day prased the colonists
rcoced in the declaration OF Independence quoted thai
and e constitution and scssos 70 the degenerate
politicians have dealt partially With Utah 10 brSsf.
Kinney means 10 talk plain at Washington, and h,n
success for there quite robust opinion here that
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severance AZ displayed by other delegates from other Tor
ritorcs thcre some probability that Utah would have
egateship VIII setse this query will have mag
nincent OF serving out those who have
rHs MDiAxs AND ras KAN ROUTE
Under what pressure pretend not 70 know, but the
fact significant. that few weeks ago 'dcash 70 the
Indians" was the watch word, Witnessing .
grcst enthusiasm for treaties There nothing
Tics heard of. Chiefs and bands springing up with
wonderful fertility, and rcady At moments notice 70
treaties OF peace The last great occasion was
captain aud twelve DRAGONS Petre making treaty
while Governor Doty assisted by Brigader Geners Geo.
making treaty with Pocaello indians
in ox Elder few Goshutes are now and again trouble
about Dcep creek IN the west but with that excep
tion everything Is very peaceabe. Either the Indians
few months did not deserve the bad and
treatment they received a the nands OF the military
white men then and have been trying t4l.rnako
name out OF nothing AZ all events the travelling
PUBIC may De assured tnat tno ovofauu mail rOu6
10 perfectly FREQ from Indian attacks There are five
companies OF Colorado cavalry and company OF Kan
sas cavalry between Dig Laramie and Bridgers Pass,
cavalry company OF California Volunteers between
river and Eho Canon tne and two companies q
California Volunteers between this and Ruby Valley.
the west. The road Is safe.
GENERAL TrnMs.
An immense immigration has passed through this city
for California and Oregon during tho present summer and
very large number o have gone Idaho Mines
The weather has been remarkably hot and crops suffer
greatly from want OF water. There little
the mountains last winter tina, there very little wstsv
for irrigating purposes.
The frs OF the Mormons goods trains from the Eass
arrived TO day and all the emigrant trains Europe
reported under way from the frontiers. The emgra-
tion viii be very heavy this year.
correspondent some time ago noticed the resignation
OF Colonel George g. Evans, OF the Second California
cavalry To-day Captain George Wallace, OF the United
states Army quartcrmaster here has sent his resg
ton, and others badly conceal their dissatisfaction
Both OF these officers highly respected The Colonel
returned to California, and county Immediately nomi-
mated him for the State Senate The Captain has many
influential friends More win be heard OF these rcsigns-
tious at Washington.