The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-17
A dispatca dated Salt Lake, Julyy IN saws

A dispatca dated Salt Lake, July Il, says
/, Yeterdsy morning ex-aoyernor oglesby,
Senator numbuil and several other gentle men
OF the party, called on Brigham Young at his
residence. when the spokesman, Colonel James
81. Bowen; made brief address, So, ing, in
= substance. that we congratulated him upon;tho
suspicious completion OF the railway, which
has relieved the MOrmons Of their profonnd
isolatiun,3 brouRht them In contact with the
Gentiles, cheapened the cost OF their goods.
and increased the. purchasing power OF their
labor. He referred to the assistance they rem
dered m building the road.l and the comnaefl
cial objects OF the visitors; ,mplimented the
,1fofnndns;6S sksr. material prosperity, and &C.
kn9nledgsd the value Of the important ART of
Ffa ssss 5sh saSS hsd ssqss % vs. @asp,iss
io Sss to .ia ID fs Sss s .,
bA;eE is sBa 3s9 Rlss St tS ESeleqRsa the
had gwen iu bullding the railroad. and SAID
their ann was TO press ON. .llli9spAy to per-
form the part allotted to them Ii the drama of
|. leas hayi4k' view he shssofman end
ataodueed the gentlemen OF the party, and o
general conversation ensued, lasting an hour.
~ Sepator Trumbul was Dldd nR adleu to Mr..
! 40mg, ithe latter remarked that, ON returning
being put out Of the rerr tory, and, II done. LIE
might be sure 1t would be for Just and good
reasons: II such Federal ofhclais are sent
here as sometimes M have comes, they VIII be
III g5cd cause. sl,3sESa.
Senator lrumbull. Before you take any step
Ofthat kind, allow me TO request that yuu
make known your grievances to President
Grant. He is JUS man, intending to do ius-
tice'to all: but he will nvt pefmit violation OF
law 10 60 unpuneLed. II will not be safe to
/ Inoitst puDi'c of1c RS in The discharge of their
duties. .ass .lt,teI, .s,f,l
( Brigham Young; What more viii be do for
us thau Joh sou djd3 General Grant has re-
moved the only Cfhcers here who was Nor
: Mormon. ghe United States judges who were
here None yirpe ego acted badly. told them
:, What tboag Ut d. thsrt, ana they left.
Senator ffalnDull. Yon will promise Obedi-
ence to the o. institution and the laws OF the
/ Brigham Young. Adherence to- the Union,
sDcrtAlni,. tho euao ment OF Congress-, how
ever, we sialt not obey; that js the one forbid
ding po,ygamy. 1t IS not tight to interfere il,
tha maSter: It rs rnuch better f0r o. man to
have seyeral wives, support, honor and cherish
+ them than it9s lor man to deceive, one and
cas- oa. dlsiwn and refuse TO support her.
siEch We must ditfer. We think .he national
governments ;Abd the States oan rightfuily pass
laws against q Hifn, AVID justly punish the T.
fence All the States make plurality 'ofwives
q cgininal OfSonCe.F WITH
, s. j, igbAin YJolg. Yes. allthe States have
Hays y. III. subject. and Utah, when q, State.
w1h b. ye m equal right to make laws protect.
s1ngipOlz d tnny. Until we Came5hcre he Aub-
,SeotDf aSOiygany Nas not brOac ed.I 1T was not
until We had Y revelation on the subject. We
think we Ought nct 10 be inferfercd with IN
ihis matter, ~ it is nObodY's busjn. ~ bat our
own. We have about seventy thousand peo-