The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-10
SALT LAKE Cry. Utah TerrItory,l


Beaten.
SALT LAKE CRY, Utah Territory,l
Nov s. 1862 !
As the Mormons are at present having a little
"onpieasnntncss'' among themselves, which 1t IL
deemed Is but the predecessor OF storm that Will
sooa sweep Mornonlsm from the earIh, have
thought the acts of the would not be devoid Of
interes. to tho readers Of tho HERALD. Some tims
aimee the Ufah Ma0azi,e, edited by two leading
hormons, Godbc Harris published On article
recommending the development Of the mines In the
Territory To this eau 1t would be necessary to
lie capitalists into the country In this they
endorsed by the Telegraph, another Mormon daily
paper. Such O course, however, would DO In direct
opposition to the wishes Of Brigham Young, and h0
notified the editors Of the Utah AaOaxsns
10 discontinue lis publication under penalty
OF accommodation fron the Church. They
persisted, however, and Brigham has carried
out his threat. Stcuhouse. editor OF the
Telegraph has taken back al he published In regard
to the matter and is sttll within tho .foldr Tho
last Issue OF the Utah Magazine came out stronger
tban ever, and also contained protest against TIE
action or Brigham loung. Tie Chlrch Srighan)
has forbidden The Mormons TO traae with nr. GodDe,
who heretofore has done tho leading drug business
Ia the Territory. How the matter WA end romans
TO be SEEM II IS occastonng great eXctemens mere,
satIsia cton felt 81 the Mormons 40 the course ppi-
sued ny brigham III tnIs matter, but they are boun
10 obey mis- mandates, whether tley are riglt Or
wrong.
it wil be remember that Brigham Young had
contract TO build the section Oh Pacific karoad from
Echo Ogden distance OF forty miles. IA engaged
Borinons 70 WORK 1t and promised them Two dollars
ana q half day. With theIr bind ialtn N biz
promises they went 10 WORK, and great number OF
them nave never received cent 10 this
DAY. Some OF his suo-contractars, to whom
no was indebted IN the sum Of $1,000 pressed
los setGlemeuf; no coolly offered them 1900 aud
q span Of mules each wacn they indignantly
refused say ing .hnt tacy fao pad out great zeal
OF money 10 the men ana wished return. tbs
matter ssh remains 10 Allowance. Brigham, az con-
tractor OF course received tho pay, wncn no TOOK IN
railroad mon, Two locomotives aud 0tncr railroad
supplies. VITA which he is lOw building tue Utan
Pacihc railroad from tae tDion facfc at ORden 10
SAT- Lase ciy, thro-ssA mules uistaaI ITO laa
borinons at wotA ca the road, a1d Is allowing them
one dollar per dsy. 80 doaS NOS promise TO pay
sbo1 any casa, but allows tneil 10 WORK out TIER
titaing ia this l1a8usr. Whatever may eo
sa.d Of Brigham Young. we must allow Nov
since 10 informed hsa people tnat h9
HAD received ''Ieyelationr commanding hm 70 80
20 England, withdraw tao iaOnvf on repo5t III tn9
Bank OF England about s2s,Oo0,o0Dl aud 50 70 tla
sandwlcA islands and iso lie remainder Of us aays'
rms was lille 300 iaurn revelation, anu coIlso-
queniy unfavora3ly received. II II The nrst rns
lhai sncn thing has hAppcpeu, md ma, DC deemed
nn indication of the popular umd, atiaousn the ex-
hsd ia eject. The people tiink, now thss ne nas
sley aud partnAe or snare or us blessings ~.
The Pacific Railroad has mad ~ maaence 10
awakenes tao people 10 eorSc ,s v aes :. y ~
absent when the Storm ouIsLs. 49,, ,.,.. -.
rsoitor OF tic 1s,sgsuph and . son OF Elder Joseph
n sgnitn. II seems that Elder Smith recently mar
rtaa me widow end two daughters OF his
nxn brother. the reporter OF the paper Ia question
plado mention % the fact IN the local column and
wished TO know what relation iha children OF the
tvn tteurnfers would bear TO elnltn. This 50 etl-
ragged SON of Smitn's thai he went TO tie United
statca court where ne heard enc reporter was
enyaued. ana collaftl hlg and by ,Ufcc pulled
hn INTO the stlee and gave nim such Doating lAas
mis- life Is despaired o. IL ~ suggested that tho
curiosity of tas reporter CO that Dont has beca fully
| gatisIed
Tho Utan Pacific Railroad will be completed abous
January 4, 1870, ana tao renewed amoUn, OF travel
n1i enlarged iptefconisc with uentiles VIII open the
| eyE OF the people TO the wrongs hany heaDed upon
tzom ana cause them to throw OF tho yoke, which,
| once done, Mormonism win remain ioioyer thing
OF the past.