The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-17
80 ). .sHRa KnFR QUESTION L u :;
60 ! >NollyG'--'o rl:fl .t7s:IIi7 NH
The MorHoAs De2ant-InteEvfevtiF be
tween Senator TElA6aliIand Brig
ham Young Rowushe Prophet FaIki
shout Polyssmy.ls'iss.N ,zs1Iri siii'' -
"A ,airysko4 4astea salt Laks, 3ulyn,i saysF: a /:

-.aA asrS&cf dsea Salt Lake, JuIyH aaysi:9
Yesterday morning ex-aotsfnor' Ogesby,
6enstor Humbullana AeSsrsl other gentle men
,of che party called on Brigham Young At bis
residsnce. when the spokesman. Colonial James
n. Bowen, made o brlel address, saving, in
substance. that ne congratulated hlrn upon The
auspicious completion OF the railway which
has relieved the Mormons :'of thetr profound
isolation. Brought them in contact with the
Gentiles cheapenedahe;costi of. their goods,
and inczeased the purchasing power OF their
laho66G To- the Gssistance tEey rem
lBced m building the road. and the CONNER
e0al oh}ectA ct tha nslters;. o.nplmensed the
Norn6ns % their material prosperity. and &C
i4;sssios, o which bic tSsy Sld taashs the aentiies,
whereby tha great American desert was made
20 bsossdm Is tne lose. and to yield noh fruits
In thar ue1aopyr -Ihe prophet;, in behalf OF
btfiGsif and disc Piles briefly welcomed the
ps1syrappks, Warmly Of the aid the Mormone
.1adanSon- huiidSn9. .the .~rAsifond,- and said
form tho part allottaGtb them in the drama Of
hte, having ever IN view tho rights Of man and
social indepeudmcss Cdionel BoWehi then IL
froduced the gentlemen Of the party, and
GeneIal conversation ensued, laSulR on hour.
As Senator Trumbul wss bidding edleu 70 Mr.
X9upg1 The latter remarked tnat, on returning
t6fMVeE no NlgnI hear OF some persons
IsinRFuf ont Of t6e Territory, and, If done; lie
might be sure It would bs for just aud good
Iessonsa K II such Federal officials are sent
here ~ sometimes have come, they will be
EuAty and N sn orderly way put out OF U.ah.
f.. god cause. .o+.. go
OF fthat KIND, allow me to request that yUu
Aake, known lour grievances 10 President
Grant. N He n jus man, intending to do JUS
tiooto all; bat he viii Not permit violation o.
hW 10 g. unpup.sLed. II will not be safe to
-nolesl pubic of1os Is in the discharge OF their
6uues.
Bingham Young What more Will he do for
m tbSn Joh son d2 GeueraI Grant has re-
moved tue onl, oH,er here who was Nor.
mon. and &,r 10 reason save. that he was
Normm. The United States judges who we're
here some Mpe. ago acted badly. told them
what ltbeug It -os them, and lbsy left.
Senator frsinbull.i You viii promise obedi-
ence to The Q. institution and the laws OF the
UmoD. ,...... ..-..''.'.-...' -
Brigham Young. Adherence to the Union,
CERTAINLY y 3 enac Insult Of Congress, how
ever, We snail not obv,; thtt is the Que forbid
d ng pO.ygamy. 1t Is not Gsht to interfere lp
tha matter. It - much be ter for q man to
have several wives support, honor and CHI risn
th,m tnan il ,s .or 3 man to deceive one aud
cas, 'ud dls ,wn and rutuse 10 support her.
Ssis'o frumbu l. That is matter about
VIII Oh We must differ. We think the national
government sid the States cau rightfully psss
laws agalLst b g I'M, .apd. justly punish the f.
fspee.t. Az the States make plurality Of wives
erimiusl offence. .
BighGm ivung. Yes. ell the States have
AaIso.t n. suoleet and Ussh. when q State.
w1i 70 an rqdat right to make laws pio,Ict.
tnk POI q ,my: Untl we came here 70 sub
1ectof potygamy va. not brus cbed Il was not
ISn He had revelation on tue subject. We
anlH I'M ye ought not % be lnteriered with IN
1n.. nS,3er, ssit " pObod, q buslnt u but our
oHnsi ;He. e.haye. aboutsevenIy thousand peo-