, 1865-11-01
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

tile Overland JotlrncY-KIfsX Xntrricxr
Win Brigham YOunE, aud Views OF
Faiy@nfny-TheP Pacific KujIroad-lt.
Facilities mud Advantages.
Especial Despatch to The Chicago Tribunal
lspIASAroI1s, Oct. 31.
Hon. Schuyler Colfax, since his return home
from hla long jonsneyings BY the Overland route
through oregon. Utah. Califouia, and back through
South America, has been solicited from uaur p.r
ties to deliver lcetuse on what he saw md henrd
and thought Having some weeks of leisure or
h1a minds before the meeting OF Cousress. lie ha.
complied With the public wish, and this evening
spoke to m immense audience In the Tabernacle
who manifested most uumlstakable signs OF salts.
faction and pleasure.
large portion Of the lecture consists Of hIeh,y
Interesting and 1sey sketch Of biz tiayels abound
aents, and constsntly interpreted *fth the most
sasld and eloquent descriptions Of the many local.
tfz i, visited ssaea a9IhiDg aq b. long journey.
Writ the Old world, 6u. he anay conc.adsd tb.f y.
a. an American II Mou!d BE- wiser d.st 10 sne 1nors
o. a,s Hwn n2ttse lsnd and learn from observation
| eonethfnC Of 1A sz*t extent and reaourres. The
great country until seemed = ding "pportus m s
sns ap 6sS,a .ad r1h n.at .tas Id
fHpsee, md ended with an aggregate Of 1900
| dn iastiee to the thousands Of your readers who
WI improve The opportunity ot hearing NJ. CoitaS
ing ulon tbe Interesting .letch. '"1 ''a eo'e1-
fa1 spoke q hss plain taR With Brigham Youpe ~, On
po!sgalnJ. That worthy acknowledged that IheiI
epy.e1al ehnsch cred prohibited po]ygamy, and IT,
1nlS sanction was direct re.claI1p "a Josenh
smith, md duect command 10 himself Mf. Col.
is,E isx npl!ed thatpoyGamy waa The weak point IL
iay ei1 a.n1st spas ;ssn, ;., civilization and christ
Was now time for counter revelation nrohIhfio,,
IL: foune su1pEtreo him hy saying that be desired
.ro e. 1eari en. ,. aksa asy oad AZ
NE COLI 'cpntd Il that rs the Sefman an4esa gie,s
Peop!e biiesea y ctvil and religious Liberty and
.slti. !ne tone Of thu conversation Impressed the
rany Win The belief that the rcselation would
ICON tooa = 5 5neeesk1y, ana brigham Young fell and
The consersaron mas bitterly and dedanii1 asaiSst
any abandonment Of tic plufnllty system. Wncth.
could sfs nnRPs or not h., NJ Gos
re+rectatilsy who bad soein interconrzq with Nor.
mos, 1 11Mes found beneaih The Iifted veiI Of 1e
nu11nony Of 1ntno.amc marriage and fe srinl fore
loulnss les, jealoE-fcs or uev attractions shonid
nns,nds 1n sns o. re .esrcs and love dne from Their
tnaIased tsa po1ygamy. The church controlling tbc
shead. t. md the prob en- Of
% me mNs a!one viii secn1t IT. abolition trepchfns
n1t On their 4eAEou- fslh church organitations
duei- Practice Of What civilization md fhe hws de-
mons mast learn that there fe limit to ,s enmrd
revelations; th&t the tioye.pmcnt cannnt to,eratn
fseaoqn isssa % 70 commit murder, aseon, bleamy or
asttnGt1on between oerzuon OF religious fatti md
tc!aai@ q crime must be drawn It l. now beipe
a@n 6y he Mormon; themselves and seceders il
The Speaker pee+ed over their emhryoaic atnte
government and their arming and driIling austensf
1iy 70 ngnt indiana a. likely to result In no re.ou
luna13 defiance II tbt government maintained IN
ample military fonoe o. the oye1laad fuutc. He
C,sf Is nianch O. hs lecture by tayinr that the
P!sn haa palpaee duly Of the government Is to r.
Peal fne anE.poiygamy law, md tolerate plurality
On all teETttof1er subject to government adthnritH
9l % snlos the laws and not tolerate it. Lesdin.
No ma1 should hold olce under rpye3nn.r9;
whose LAVE he violates. No colyga,net ehouid he
s1 so,r1nncnt @ e9n.Iastor Mining, which IS under
taal wealth Of Utah is inncnse, md the
nse1z aa eEs s'ppoiisca@ifs a dc soeakcr
he dat piace ~hr1e be % h1d d. ioand aad' r. ~
:an.e al SINNERS and he Jews III Gentiea E,ap. me
TIC! churches should Be e.,ablirhed md sus
,eede aS a9s member Of the Territorial L.
i!epct: 10 the autI-poysamy hw a. j test Of their
;,t'sl531iiy ,Ssa31 to act as such. The homestead Inv
Of the esn oRIy TO ahese who obsyed al the
zen, and the PaciGc railroad built caVvfnr tide |
:, Z. 1g1atqa M a. inlo Ctsh the speaker believed
[nem, and the shorel Of the miner die its rraye.
;tah, with immense advantages. would e. ~. |
m 4 and sa1t Lake City become the great ciy
The route travelled hy Mz. cola1 to California
y On the contemplated line Of the Pacific Raji.
"a sd apd o. copse be could not but reaeet on
need than ever ot its inealcnlable necessity a.
ona @ o. gnon and strength between lbe broad ex-
9 70 nave adequate means Of safe and speedy I
ans't IN between it, different sections. As It i
ol1eg s "a, aas . t9n bo.,oa .s compelled
,ol and back ae7o6s the roaseastnns
foreign country, through unhealthy iatitades,
esity IN order 10 preserve harnony nd univ Of F
teisst Il t. military necessity, ior II ibis conn
sseF ths 6seo%es pe;. 70 wsr Nth
y p.sy OF The enemy. it il conmesetsi % neees= @
=; without which the vast extent md resources o.
cnre ce y Wsst can neSes be Developed and made
nc completion Of The Pacihc Railroad viii I'D u
,MeItnl!y tn tne industrial subueation md civil d
alton Of the whole continent Of America | Il
L. regard 10 The practlabllty Of the route Mr.. #
al!s1 spoks trom actual ohserEaion, and said fos q
b. DG p x5s 5s tSs ds ,sd L M
ss a sssF ose k9osd saan f.s ss ss
e. ht W. aS o foeS s1t L. has 10 The segas
The CenaI Pacific Railroad Is Indicative Of what IN
nc taken hold Of IN earnest The complexion Of e
road seems to be The trst and last thou-ht Of II
M - GaoF1a1 10 'a1. Ihousands Of thcm look for
4f homes ard friends. IT. no doubt tnbjcct Of ii
,yer ~ veil III OF speculation. They speak Of | h
re Atlantic States as their homes and long t r. ID
1t lhem. e ~ ri
I ssas this lore OF home which 30 efectua3ly u
'shed ont the d!s1oya1ty Of public men who for y
Ely dominated IN California In favor Of Pacinc
Public; ard which more lattez1y poured such IN, | III
tacted contributions into the funds Of he Ssni IN
; and Ehrdtdan Commissions for the relief. OF h
patriot soldiers, and nhich kept almost the qr
31t Population Of the Pacific coast loyal to he C
lpnof cauHe. II Was from snrh nennJe uhr | th
alrady sent rs from six tn eight hundred MIL I'll
u Of dol1itt, rhnt he advocated rbe fnadr hnfld po