New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-07

been known openy TO barter and trade with tie ina.h ,o
clothins and ob.r articles which they the to must
low we,. tho spos end plundcr lfoin murdered eHens
TL,. paccs, have in my opiuou direct tendency TO en-
courage outrages sgiiu.' hnhsuu, , ,hr .,x
s.oo il demanded your HAND. to prevent these OUT
RACES IL future. 1hr presence OF nht-1y cous,u hoo
,or ia 1uturs an glad that enabled to toicrn you
that the Federal Government has made TO hoa
I've 90 long s.tsd Til and noehoopg Territore sd
j. TO be hoped ,h will be done at al early day ana me
and sech deposition viii be h- former occupants
a. becomes great and generous aud just GtVe'nment'
HOMESTEAD ACT.
ON the 1T day Of January 1862 the Homestead act passed
on he 2Oth Of MAJ li viii 90 effect Thereby enabling
sny person who OF III. 8gs wtntyonc years or "ho IL
the csd Of family orwho ha'perormed service IN the army
OF navy of the United States Gnd who has not borne arms
against the United Ssea given aid end comfort to the
enemies thereof aud haA declared his intention to becoe
hundred and .ty scr any Of the public land. not other
gi.e and cusssns tne same for the term
and paying OF ten dolsrs Will upon ne
compliance with these conditions be entitled to psirnt Tor
the amethu. wiz be in the power OF any loyal e'ten 70
po..es homestead Of bundled and sixty aces oil hou
occurred from al liabilities any deb, which he may haze
contrac.ed pror to the date Of "a, patent for tue same
When Il is remembered that this beuehernt act wa W.
tended TO ..cus home Of every loyal citizen on terms So
cay jur ~ consequences Tor good cannot % Wen
estimated the AID future senefhtlohs' "u's
OF does the rec II thi. great boon mol oeo 10
tbr ia. thus shields himself aud his 'i'Iy om
vs. @ ANN. h,y, eiren him What should be tho chl
ae,er that loyalty duo from the citizen 10 uu" t a.
A
Inch ,n,oed in hi. fortunes to spug from indulgence ana
urrury 20 comparative ADD inGryendehce' ,.,-
~ Indian iiue the lands within our VAST Territories
will soon he e,ng iisbed aud they WI be onou 70
ment on the shove prescribed Wha I,.'u nsS J
,n,,r which ATE not held those jn,s besnn'g ne sl
h may reasonably hope 10 witness thilvns crs
nm whore the Wild Indian Iist' me- cAup hts' hbi
cbes m, rude odgs When II IA also Ielemorr'u na
rood of aud in tns Territory will b opened TO tue CIV
ze. upon TO harder terms than that htS VIZ occuPS s
c,y.i- A., and remain los al TO our common boVenh'i
no should doubt fr moment that sncI sieh oPPp'u
pity Aha. be offered Ia vain or that one INK aa .e
ON the chsn Of sympathy ths' should ever onu W
Interest In body IL soul 10 shai usnr ooISa and i
ioyrTnuen'f
CONCLUSION.
Ihaye felt Il duty b upon your earnest consdcrs
lion tie suklrsons ard herein recoiAmenDtd al
tho seine no have iclt ttat woud be waning AZ proper
respect you 20 accompany each OF these recon-
-bdatious with assgnment Of all the various ress'Hs
which miahl be urged in their favor.
accountable 10 the Government OF our common country
for these GU too, accountable TO the
.o tribunal and 20 your immediate consiiuent,. Tor Ihr
disposition that you oil them IL Il your province AID
and discuss them and either adOiI or iJec
them a. your wisdom shall drtefnine 80
desire gsntl-msn that nothing Ia my power
snail wanting demonte my hontst regard or the lh
welfare OF toe people OF thl, IrH1ofyi sNey "e
peseverins industry. aud lar humble efforts may
eud they h- DO wanting No mat
what difference. of opinion may eIit brtN zen us on
many will endeayof 20 convince lou of my SINGER
NV y Of conduct and shall always De sat
ned toe dschar.e OF my official duties, when kno"
the, approved the general vocs Of I'd. people MAY
each one OF you with ~dom from on high In ID.
d. hAfyr OF the dus,s which dssoVe upon you
and msy you denbeious DO 'ucb a. not only 70 secure 's
LISTING peace happiness prosperity Of the people of ni'
Territory will Iud to tbs welfare and CORY OF our
connie eounttv s1EPnES ;. HARDING.
Gysa, SAT- Lake CITY. Utah 7eT'i.ory, Dec q, ltC"