The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-16
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APPRoPos to Mr.. Colfax's lecture at
Washington Hall last night, in relation
toIthe MoEndps and the sGsnfae Of
Utah territory, the, correspondent OF
the Eastefns neWspaper inform Gs I'm
the latest issues OF such papers as the
Tribune that the former are incraasfI1cs ittts
their stores Of arms and powder ana
ball, and evidently preparing 4indreai
earnest for the conflict which they so
loudly defy and invite. We regard
much of this dhmGnstf6t 6ti6h AhShfayado.
however; as means to arouse the, ig-
norant people, excite them against the
goyefnpep make them still more the
fanaticaI followers of the church lead
ers;I ande also ltoointi timida a6sl tHeipubIfe
authorities, and induce them; t6p Conc
tinue theB lst7alone and tiudulgent
policy that has been thef rule at wasil77
4ngtenl on + So long :. The government
always seemss TO have Demonstrated
just enough against the MotmsHs to
frritate them and keep themJ compact
and prepared to- resist It, But never
enough tosInalSe them really afraid, or
to force them into any submissive steps.
The bFistEIng attitude of the saints has
ever had the apparent effect to qualify
the government purpose, and make it
stop short in its proceeding to enforce
the laws and national authority II Is
no wonder, therefore, that ithey,repeat
their frantic and fanaticuppeals totheir
people, and their defiance to the elgoyeri-
ment, d,grow,more and more,bold in
them. They find thati works betteEtban
professions ofloyalt alfwayoffers
of submissionS one bad seffSctlbf which,
for then, own cause is of course to ,de7
moraltze their followers, and. weaken
their thority over them. 3.5s; 3ai5ss s G. Z
But the "Gentiles" or anti-Mormon
citizens continue to strengthen in Utah,
and also grow more bold and aggres-
sive+ The antagonistic course of the.
Mormon leaders aggr4va . ates itheH feel
4ASSS <AAAAS stASs wv E4EiAes III E9d1E Lake
City are becoming more and more BIT
teElY hostile. Rev. Mcleod, the chap
lain of the soldiers and pastor of the
Congregational church, has returned
from a tour through California and Ne
vadh, where he preached freely ii on.
the monstrosities of Mormonism, and
raised money TO build q church for his
opposition society. The Daily Hedette
contipuestob be published, mainly edited
and printed by the soldiers, and has a
considerable local circulation. Ii pours,
in hot shot daily against the Mormon
church and leaders; exposing all the
weak and wicked points in their past
history and present position andfprac-
tices, and not caring to be.y very choice
in the Language of its denunciations.
Miners, Who have besnn prosperous in
Montana during the summer, are COM
ing downs,to winter in civilization at
Salt Lake City, in considerable num-
bers : siand thee tendencies 2.ofi their,
presence will be. to the disorganiza-
ton and, demoral lization OF Mormon So
cietY. They may be counted as valuable
of eterFit6 MI. Durkee, of
Wisconsin, has also arrived, and the
tone Of his hrst speech indi dieafed that ne
would neither be a passive neutral IN
the contest, nor the tool of Brigham
Young too panY1of his predeeeasoFs
have been. He dwelt upon the impor-
tanee otdeyelo loptngt the min eEal lsrespuB4.
ces OF the country, of improvingits its edu-
cational system, ofencouraging discus
sion, freedom of speech and of the
press-alI the agenefes by which Amer
lea has grown, and must continue to
grow. he also spoke Of the duty of
obeying the laws they Were ON
the statute-boolS they !Syere. 10 be re-
spected andEuaiutained. sWhen man
talks like that in Utah, the Mormons
know he is their enemy, and the Gem
tiles count him at once as on their side.
EWhnS Ifh9 m6ns boast Of one
thousand new English converts to their
doctrines and church us being on their
way to the territory, the opposing ele-
ments are thus creeping in with greater
rapidity and power. Discussion in.
opposition churches and lneA sphIefs
are there and active; intelligent visitors
are fast stincreasing; trade with adjoining
territories grows rapidly; Gentle mer-
chants are as prosperous as the Nor
mons and their humber sfincreasing;
there is a Gentle theater as well as a
Mormonone; shorter roads are building
70 east and west and th; and all the
elements 'pandn poWersaspfoi dsnioeratf6
civilizati Ion lAre coming into nioFeactlVs
life there. The consequences Of cotfrse
VIII be, as Mr.. Bowles pointed out in
his letters, that pologamy first and the
Norman chufdh aft6f1wafdBE III weak
en- and rot and die. There Is no help
for it. The result is just as certain as
that tEo-andi two make fouI.It ..ltsZ sirtr
4iIt1 Hluet ~ t4-E- - zai F-irIftSs
tEA9oop deal OF sxeiteTns MT Il has been
cdlnsed ins sNIashHil through the dis
covery by the Committee of the Lesiss
lature appointed to- investigate thelaf-
the State ; That ietYean
five and six millions in spurious notes
had been issued by the rebel Governor
HafE Egynd his accom- ices 8 Theirp plan
was 70 issue the notes and date them
back before the rebel Hon commenced,
in order to give them a reaterapparent
value especially of Hcoflapseof
.SPIRTTUAhisFAsEs.- That Vvhislsysis
the key eby which many gain an en-
trance Into our pFfsons4 and aims
houses.
That brandy brands the nose OF all
those Who cannot govern their appe-
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