The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-31

Fargo Co. in not forwarding the malls The Dessert
Ners states that hundred and nnetysix sacks of
mail matter lying between Denver and Deseret
and moro Missouri river and Denver at the last
dates
scpsM THR CAMP
From the Nevada Enterprise, June 2I.l
II il generally known that there Ia an rrec0ncable
schsn IN The Mormon Church. but il Is not generally
known that the division separates forty fifty thou.
sand ANTS 9o rom a s ,he recognition ana control OF
branches differ not onlv In relation the legitimate
succession 20 the Presidency or the Church but In vital
doctrinal points well and there Is probability OF
their ever coming together. The disarected Mormons
arc ecaered throughout the Western States and are
founder Of the faith He lives in Iowa, and seems to be
much respected by his neighbors. II doubtless
tho intention Of tho elder Smith place the mantle
Of his authority aud succession upon the should
ers Of the Iowa prophet, bat he was killed in
prison and Brigham Young managed TO elevate himself
20 the Church Presidency, whc the junior Saith
mourning for the death Of his father. Srch o. the
Mormons az could not be prevailed upon to
souri, aud recognized the authority Of the younger
Smith Their numbers have increased largely, and they
count all OF forty thousand souls it Is said. Taey
neither te: IN nor practice pyqdmN and are doeeter
intelligent body Of people than the Utah branch
States and during the rebellion they noted for
their loyalty 10 the government. Some months since
we published letter from Joseph Smith, Jr in which
he stated the points OF difference between the two sec
and alluded 10 the disoyalty OF the Salt Lake branch
The letter to have had effect for his follow.
ers have largely increased during the past year He has
made two three unsuccessful efforts in the way Of
proseyng at Salt Lake, and the two branches
| concilaJiy hostile To each ether
THE pIsArrEciIov pvrr SEATED.
from the Salt Lake Civ Vedete. July 1871
Ths, deep seased1lisaieetion exists among the ad.
herens OF the Mormon Church too apparent need
demonstration We do not assert flor in fact do not
know that this dsaecton ia towards tho Mormon reli
| gon. Our own belief on that point is that II IS not.
The dissec,od appear to be excellent citizens in
irast with Their OPPONENTS possess much intelligence
If not more: have the moral honesty to believe there
two duties for manone 10 tho State and the other
10 the Creator: and that the intermediate relations
! claimed by ambitions men who tumble into hotch-
potch those obligations are arrant humbugs VINO assert
that they are the REPRESENTATIVES of both. aud the
only y, way , to discharge ones duty TO both is to
strictly follow the advice OF those strange who
arrogaie divine, prophetical attributes in order
TO establish themselves in the crcdulty Of the people
Large numbers IN this city. II we can rely on the state
ments OF those who have advantages Tor knowing
tired and disguised Nth he continued petty yranneS rer-
cisei orer both tody and mind and The perpetual dram
up,n he resources Of heir Industry to keep UP legion Of
Presidents, Apaste Blps Elders. Teachers and triple
leading maena,cs Of the Church arc rich have houses
and lands. and quite unlike the Nazarene in that
But ess p'i to
whereon to lay theirs, and good places, too.
AId wn "ar. the h nqu S follower Q, the Mormon
they answered by the oracle that none Of eir
damned business Such matters not easily diges,ed
and set right hard on the stomach. When the people
look and the fruit OF Their industry contributed
for the good of the Church converted fine stores
erandizement of individuals who rolling in wealth
and sensual comfort hobnobbing with every celebrity
and distincnon or noncd power that the world
despises labor they cannot be blamed they not &C
quesce entirely in all these things. We expect to sec
great deal OF this dsaneciion manifested this summer
Al that is required having nfdence in tie
sonesy q his connections 70 cp,,y declare himself free If
these embrrrd sing emp0d,itie, then lead ks ran
Craven spirits and ,emporzers would do otherwise
PRESIDENT YOUNG coUrsELs A RIOT
From tho Salt Lake City vedetie, july 1911
On sunday last President Young accompanied by few
friends went down to Cottonwood about twelve miles
south Of this village TO hold forth preach the Gospel
Tor inc salvation OF men In the performance Of this
ton OF men and tho necessary TO attain IT, 10
contemplate earthly attack certain William How
ard very 1ne intelligent English gentleman so said
Oh the 81 alto road about four miles from this CITY who
makes excellent whskey We are informed tia, Mr.
Howard Ike good citizen paws the United states reve-
nue., as required by law but account OF some
religious obtuseness that has worked its way
into his head, he hasn't paid up the tiihing
according to "Gunther" He was at one time
a particular friend OF the prophet--so the story GOES
and had claims OF financial character against that
dlsntary that made the latter have wits
out the digntary was equal 20 the emergency and
boueh, up all the papers of Mr. Howard then in Ct cula
ton and ''sIuelched' him. This trick was twice per.
formed by The President but Howard ceuldpt s.sec IT,
He carved out course OF his and the President
IN commenting on II last sunday, made some remarks
that red Howard, and he got up and openly denounced
them rs false aud demanded q retraction some
wfangiing cnsaed, when Brigham ordered that he
shond be pul out About two hundred said '.No;" but
they were enircaled and Mr. II. forcbly elected
from the House Of God. Brigham,thcu counscllcd his
bearers 10 20 and tear down the house and disiicry
Oh Mr.. Howard, and no. Leave stone upon 4 stone.
are to be highly commended by every lover
or law and coed order. II they had they would have
only shown willingness TO take bad advice 1hsr own
better celnses prevailed. We learn that Mr.. Howard
ing a retracton OF his personal statements in the
Temple at Cottonw wood that he will hold hin person