New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-07
IMPORTANT FROM UTAga.
Gov. Hnrdinss mcs.nse, Dec. g. 1869.

Since the adjournmen, of the Eleventh Annus'
Session of this body, the Office OF Governor OF this
Territory has been conferred upon me accoro'ng 70
law. On the 7th day of July last l arrived ID 'h'S
city. and assumed the duties Of my Office
had heard much of the Industry and enterprise Of
Oh. neon,e ~ U,sb. but | mus: admit that my most
ssnguine expectations were more 'nAn feai1ea upon
my arrival here.
few wears since this Territory was only known
a. q dssert. / fond it the home Of large and
Thriving population who lave accomplished wonders
in the short period that it has been settled; and
under the steady progress Of labor protected in its
indefeasbe rights, the whole area embraced in the
organic act establishing this Territory must present.
speetacle to the people of the United States salts.
factory to them US it is creditabe TO ourselves.
The present season has been one Of unusual
abundance not only here, but throughout the entiro
Union and notwithstanding civil war has made
desoate many Of the iarest districts which have
eve. been the abode OF civilized people, yet He
who has promised "seed time and harvest !" and
"the rain to fall upon The MUST well as the just
has still remembered the whole American people
with superabundant mercies. Ii the harmony Of the
world has been marred it Las mol been through the
withholding of His kindneSses from the nation.
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which have supe rinduced the unhappy troubles now
existing in the States OF the American Union That
African Slavery and the mutual antGgoDlsms which
grow out OF that relation, lie az the foundation,
have nc doubt. / am aware that otter reas0nS have
been assigned, but snch coutOed to very
few IN comparison to the many who will with IN
proposition. That is the duty Of every lover Of human io
ey and friend Of Republican institutions this continent TO
stand by the Government in s present trials H. TO MY mind
n proposition too clear oT agumenI Noi"rhsaDcIoe or
ssn1ed sill king gigantic sfo's 70 carry ous its
purpose vi destroying the Uoa yet happy IN the he
lief The ieb Lion has culnnsted Tbs II can never be as
strong again has been for few months past Inc e1-
measures been esored to in the Rebel States 10
put the las. ia the ned o the puo'e OF sustaining he
Rebel has nevertheless that neg hss Doen compelled 10 Ie'
treat step BY sep before She victorious iesons OF the Union
and still there millions Of u.n to be called toto the field
Il shall hereafter be found That 'hose uiions needed
CONSERVATISM OF THE ADMINISTRATIoN.
The most conservative advocate OF the UOiOn matter
what his opinions heretofore may hsye been the Cue op
Of Slavery cannot con PLATO policy OF
zion Of President Lincoln in dealing wi ,ms quenen
While it known to all men Tat four millions OF ehite
slaves were supplying their Rebel masters with to
prosecute their work OF rum to the neu end for the
overthrow OF the Constitution the JOINT ao9rs Of oa' com
pou ancestors yet that same Goveinmens through its ci'
ministers and military commanders mus, be confessed
hsstsed long enough to Hk toe Rebel Interests where Its
Slows sud DO to tell With most terrible effect
OBJECTS OF THE WAR.
The present war has not been prosecuted by the Federal
because Of hostility toward tie Institutions
OF the Southern States but TO preserve The Union Of tn greet
family Of State. Tn: qo1;S9 Of hnioepGn or 20 Union
Sion he has shown Ps'Fiosc wisdom worthy he head OF
the Uaon coud have been preserved and Slavery still
suffered insc, that Institution would lever have
sssn Sy the SsSs oqs ~ Ss aSe
peut OF the soil where il exists until hnsy mus, have
..tensss Hsmesis a ever following IN track Of wrong
But matter when or hoy he pesen, Difficulties may De
nature o things
PKocLAMATIoS oY yMASCiPArIor
On the in day Of JsnnaTy p5S1no the uIs gwen ~ the
srpired If muauess stn In their eouucis
.es ;fn .s. bs a and S sin n, 'HS
that asapce which thei p1Dest duty then the Pesi
sn xercng that pow hich be holds Commander III.
Chief and whica power 90 man, who:e opoious
are entitled 10 the lesss respect has ever denied viii by
OF districts OF States whore such Rebellion shall then eI
Tnsnew order Of things nay Tor time o'ie the com,
civilized word bus order AVID baDony viii soon be restored
aud our syem Of government viii still be preserved wish
disturbing element -einslnig b.scon II ~ 10 the
nations and refuge to eountless millions VINO will come
ADMISSION OF THE STATE OF DEsERET INTO THE
UNION.
Anef the sdournmeut Of the last session OF this body in
scsordancs with joint resolution ensnstii tbeIeo the
people Of this Territory Proceeded to delegate.
Constitution oT the State OF Deerst and after sDch Con-
ptution formed and adopted the people proceeded
elect Governor Lieutenant ovsiuo1 aud other officers
among which Representative to Congress- and
n,sU S. Senator proceeded 70 Washington City and caused
20 be laid before Congress the object Il his mission lie
treated with that couresy to which senteusn on gave
mission should ever be emitted. he permitted 10
occupy within the bar o. The Senate Chsuoer and
otberwise received with the kiadsst confederation.
In consequence Of tae sS.es 81 the season could no, be
sIpeced that more would have 9eed a'Hs than as in the
tered 10 the approprtte committee where the
The h .a zen Ss up at h'
becomes great and generous nation have TO doubt
sm sorry siuce my sojoufn among you have
heard sentiments either publicly pfystey expressed
fbss would believe thai much sympalny felt by
sny Dube Of yOgT people ~ favor tbs Gov.
rn OF the United stetes now Struggling for s very
senee 10 the valley ana me SHADOW through which hes
w rejoice than myself Ia ecknowieo ging
would ia the y bleeding county you the
Of
such resolution will ex,ort from me-, II necessary pub.
lie Of error error have Committed
Ihsve said this in unkud spirit would much rather
learn that the fault has been on ny part then on yours
ge1asn social aud political nue,ce tina, because the cues
kon OF the admission Of this T.rhtofy into the Union
friendly deposition of tue federal Government and express
have been used amounting 10 inue does At least 1 20
as the result mish De in case the admission shood be
1enied postponed Every sGcn manifestation ofsPnit
the Of TIE obeciors is n my opnion no only u0be'
spnng but Is baSed entire Of the
OF the applicant aud the Representatives q the states
The Consultation of the United States provides 10 Art
and Sec That states may be sdmiued by The Con.
81 wIere are they to De sImted9 Not surely upon the
demand OF the people Of the Territory seeking 10 b. admitted
but upon consent OF Congress- When that
rome. right be demanded depends circun.anees IL
u doubtless i1eTc ard policy OF the Federal Govern.
condition Of States whenever thereis sufficient population
30 il and they Apply to Congress with Consultation
only the rght but Of their graves duie
tLis gst Lot conferred upon people ubPrepared TO
enter into the great pei ca family on bs'i' mat Is la'to
other members OF the Union
Among 6rst inquiries is that In relation TO the popus.
Zion OF the Territory snockug for sdusson IL such as TO
cnte State TO member Ia the House OF Representa-
lives II such Il the and the Contribution hioh has
been adop ed the organic law the Constitution
Of the tnted States con,einplsies tn, same aas BE-
adopted good faith and the people to the Cons
sutton aud laws and desire the welfare Of the Federal
Government then becomes only duty Of Con-
ges admit such applicant but tho latter has right moral
" and politically 20 demand such Admission.
But other hand II II Il clearly shown that there
ss sufficient population cha; the Constitution republican
AID spirit that the he's adoprd good
faith OF people not loya 70 the Federal Govern.
xoon ana TO tho laws then right maze such