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gnnixng Utah, wherc It conflicts with their dolugE
In defiance Of It, they E.re their County Courts
coordinate Jurisdiction With the Federal Courts,
and they exercise It. It il no boys play. A dozen
Jcnrs ago they, In effect moobed Federal Jndgo
who attempted to enforce the Organic Act a. re-
CARDS tho Judiciary OF the TcrzitorE Aud, With
In yenr, theiy Attorney General said In conn7 TO
Chief Justice Wilson, that II he should attempt the
same thing titho stEteH would run rcd With
blood" And theJ would 1t Il no idlc threat
DeAdes this they force one Of their OWN creatures
On the Federal Courts - the executive arm Of
said couItA Their processes are not served BY q
Federal, but BY Mormon. Marshal Hence,
NORTON iuties always, which. present
only In accordance with Ao1mon 1aW+
1t Is we'll tnewn That thclr social relations arg
established md pespetuatcd tn defiance OF the
COMMON Law Bud Of Federnl statute lAE. So On
all through 1hoJ nse Is Independent Of thu
United 5tAtea "a Hubaia IL They bate III and cur
government with perfect hatred. Their aim and
ambition. Is proved BY their ncts and speeches for
forty ycara, ID to nj and rule the earth Their u-
nedltta AIN Is 10 pnll the wool over tho eyea Of
tho country while they gain admiration into the
Union a. State For one, nm inclined TO think
1t would be better policy 10 admit them as State
and withdraw all pretence Of sovereignty over
Utah. than to continue the farce we hAv0 played
hero now this twenty yearA- It would be but
doing openly what we now do coycrtly-
throwing oyer them the sbield Of Cur protection
while they gather strength for the inevitable
struggle with Us For these are gactsi Their re-
lgiou Is more moust1ous imposition and wrong
on mankind than that which Luther Ia supposed
to baTe reformed; their politics orc as far from
republican in form and spirit rs It ts possible for
politics TO be; and their socA theory and praclce
are denominations to rs, however Heaven may re-
gard Il We cannot stand Il, lh1eefod worse than
African slarc1J. IS Is
Why, as to their creed, It Is rnoustruus: CON-
pounded OF al the ahsurdlties ever Matched tn the
unhealthy turmoil Of meas thoughts. And only
last Sunday, Bishop Kingsley, high dlgnItary Of
the only dlBttnctiyeIy American Church, the Meth
odlst, recognized them Us brother Christians by
holding forth to them In the Tabernacle. In the
course Of an allsion to The barbarous old Hebrew
pasEasrha, In which 'Abrnhatn' = bosom was t1ade
10 do the customary duty IN ruch cascs, he
opened himself between wind and wafer to
Bdghan's coalBe but vigorous MarkAManRhIp.
How much nearer, said he, arc tho Mornons to
the socal practices Of these ancient wntbtes than
other ChliztiAn secta Yes, he continued, and
Jesus chrtst was polygamist too. he had lotz
Of wives, ut least women, snd he thought eyer
60 much Of them, Too He arc endeayor1ng to
follow Ills example, and tho Christian wonld,
so,ca1led, would do well to follow ours, DC, Ac,
! do not give the words but the substance OF
what be said. Travelling Christian ministers stray
into Mormon pulp!tA nearly eveu SUNDAY, not
knowing TINT Norman meeting holds two OF three
hours, md that all they say u TO be held up to
ridicuie before It Il cold. that ts, Il It cannot Ia
10 the monslrustty called MormonIsn.
Little thinking, either, I nust sup
pose, that they ire recognizing the
Mormons as q hrothef Christian sect, warming
their mortal enemies In their bosom Mostal enc
miles, ssy, aud mean it, uade 20 BY their creed,
which regards all outsiders az lawful prey. It Is
very pleasing To Gentle IeEdents OF the place. OF
course, 10 sec our dtyines thus pander TO tho pride
OF the darkest delusion on earth superstition
which, once II has fairly clutchcd its victim,
makes him fa1se to the noh1est promptings OF his
nature; a slave, body, and mind, and soul;
swom tool In the hands Of uuscrupulous men,
bent only on their own ngHrandIEement by
sec1ct ritual pagiar!zed from Masonry, an oath
binding the subject to OBEY counsel under penalty
OF death, Is that superstition nj last drmy rreted
ind few there are, once SO shackled, with sun.
Cent strength OF mind to escape from It
They arc Just now making strong enort townri
cnnmunism. Joseph Smith, the idiot, nrst o7-
daihcd It. thirty or forty years ago, but 1t has 80
far been too strong meat for even Mormon human
nature. Now another attempt Is being made In
tho co-operattye trade movement George @,
Canon, o1e Of the head lights OF Mormon adYen.
ture, appealed to the people almost pathctic1y at
the conference in April, to prove themselves equal
to the demand, telling them 1t was their calling to
possess and rule the earth, and partlcul1rly parts
Of Missouri! and Illinois, whence they were driven
years ago. aud what pity 1t would
be should they prove unworthy OF tueF
Mission 4 communism in property attained,
md 1t will be only one Atcp more
to q eonmunlsm Of women and babies, Ike that Of
Father No5es, at Onctla, n. T., when the Nor
mons VIII be able to sayt having tHumphcd over
oil Ee1nshnees I'VE neither marry nor nrr given
In marriage, but are as the beasts OF Tho nc1d!''
There ts nothing new IN business. Times are
eIgufsltely dull Tie passenger tratNc OF the
psc!nc Railroad averages rfty, each way, egery
day. but there hare not been Elk carloads Of
through freight aimee the rail- was completed.
The Motmous are working out tncir uthius, and
their Indebtedness to The Perpetual Emigration
Fund, grading the Utah Central, from Ogden to
this city, hat 1t moves with moderation, as might
be expected. Joseph A. Young, Superintendent
OF the road having failed to get the rat16 In Call
fornla, has gone East to Try his luck The rail-
road company, or tho railroad builders, do not pay
on the contractors yet, and the Impression Is gain-
gronnd that the road Itself will BOOB go into the
hands OF the nrst bondholderA- doubt Ii Il Will
ever be operated very successfully through Utah,
unless the MormonH arc paid, somehow, for their
Work. Perhapa Brigham eau trade his account
Hlth them for railroad Iron,
Superintendent Ho1ic went West last week for
tho purpose OF n1iug the junction OF the two
roada, In connection With the Central Pacific folkB,
and the report comes back that 1t has been agreed
to nx # temporarily at cornne. CoEtnue has been
seen BY the Western public for several months to
bc the proper place for the junction.; 1t has CON-
mendCd 1sselt Rs srch 10 tho Judgment Of men Of
afnirs riding over the road and II this report bc
true, the much-talIca Of Junction mny bc regarded
as finally n1ed, md rightly 1xcd.
Colonel Toudellot. successor to Major Head In
this Indian supernteudeucy, arrived yesterday,
and relieves Mr. iIcnt1 at once. General John W.
Clatnptt, Special Mall Agent for tho IsocJ Noun
tans, was notified, yesterday, that he had been
surersedetl- This must be because he was ar
polluted by johnson for all agree that he has
brought comparative or.1cr out OF chaos In the
postal affairs Of this part Of the country.
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