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,rx tor your bes, interests, + lid you good h:sas

~ %hs s'0" bsua U struck up "Hail 10 the
'niei,r which could scarcely % nensu ,sa
ull the tnmu't Of a! arplaase ~ I' n,p., ,
.ratr-d Immediately TO the theatre, where seats
n 1.eeo ttpdly teudered By Mtssrs. ciausou q
..tnr. md tho crowd, whoae appetite had been
Ehet,ea rather than sa.cd by what had been sa'd,
lsrnorrd for governor B,o.s, The following Is
err brief ssropsls Of lis speech:
Hc thanked the aodlenee !oF tacH kina apu
most cotu,,l reception Of the Vice President and
us nar,y now and four JesrB ago. Tho kDowfedSe
h,ch be and tAey hsd gained OF The beauty, the
,r,en,. and tho tesourcea OF this won-
,crtui valley, had been nust valuable.
I,e had lectured. perhaps, tHce
anndfed t.n,os snce he WAS nsst here TO thousands
n neonio al, over the Eaztern States, md they
b.d alv.ya listened with the most Intense inter
.s1 to ali hs had 70 sAy Of Salt Lake and it, peo-
ME, E1trJwbero he had given them c:edil for
tnat tndua;ry, energy, economy, and good order
which most command the admiration Of nil who
visit this city. Dut1ng the past fe1 tnonths they
bad seen large numbers Of the members Of Con.
vfcts md other leading citizens Of the Eastern
States, aud ~ soon a Jour railroad Is completed
10 Oxden, you Will See scorcs where you nov nee /
que, Thry Will cone 10 breathe your pure ntr.
to aam!sc 5ouf magnificent muuntairs,
to took upon 9ouf ,Noh'eFlni I
late and to ttut1t your insfltntlons- The dss'ln.
Ru.shc,l sentteEan y no had tEece'1ed the speaker
hai fsaptly discussed tho on1T oHstAcls 10 yoar
lasting cnec md prosperity. With tue Slnailes1
feelings io~ ards cvtr, body ia Salt Lase, from |
Psetnlcpl Yourg to the man who shcels barrow |
IN the ktreets he said he must say tha: he cordially
cctcu5rrtI IN the opinions MID the arguments ex-
p1essea By the Vice President The forty H!lions |
people OF The United States caruot adopt psia-
c.rls, which they deem contrary 10 the ChrtAilhn
civilization Of the aye and destructive OF the bcst
NJ kH1 usnjtt at hn fxf
tenth Of the people Ut Utah, for he w.s informed
that not more than that proportion Of tss cst1cas
practise ro!ySauy. lie expressed an ardent hope
that in thetr own uay this thing would be
abolished, for nothing could be more lsInentab1c
and terrible than tho coblona to which II woutl
he likely 70 lend. With this thing put out Of the
way, the city Of Salt 1ako would becoma the nr,le
OF the nAuon. and Utah one Of tho leading siatea
Of the unf0n- Then VIC eiould IN Truth he one
harry and unted people. TIE fpeakct cloae1 with
many canpinen.a 10 the in1ustrJ, Tho energy,
snd the ek which the Motmons had manifested
In rcdcetnlrx thctr ciJ from the sasaKe 1ssoatou
among which they settled ouly iltils moro thaa
twenty ycat1 ago.
Fulio s,pE is The lext In the Took Of Mormon
aiudt d to hy S1r: Col:nx, TO VII:
"Jacott tho trpthur Of Sephf. rpato unto tay
! people Ot Nrphl'' atout tne:t wrnng1olBx, anl
after giving them hia tspropt for tllrr prtlc, he
hAud tefe II not shst rlusi speak INTO you
ranet tnihg cro*sr tt,Ht. lny heats would rstoc.
CT nv ss Ts so q
far tthonl. tIs taii! ihr l1rsl. th,s rcnrts cRan
10 as,< IN t",gni,v: tasy u"!sr''"" nss sht Ser'.
tf"a ah"rot",r.. ttesa.t ~. fA. Mfny. shtth rt,t
,tritttb rr'rrr"tna fhf' II a" Sctnen A's s. In.
hu la, III ant kuoton truly hnf ssnnr .ttr,. stat
| tuf. .,ahh tie t"nt! whcFrluf,t tlua k@itsl
ih~ Lori. tnsr trt, lh!a lroplr fuElh 0nt 1f lhH
laid u lrrusarn'. ~ ttu r,Krf o. n!ho srI t!lat
= n Il
tht trul Or tlr ltint nf dt'srhn. Ehtf.f'rr. ne
i~rd t:~. vi. ut .nss' tas TIA frs< shaft t' ''+H
5 a . ~ HasfS7s e H. ss ~ It ss@; d. ; ~
fhtfd shd nut anU NUN AtNaHy vu hs sIrt but o,.'
tr}ti a,.I eunrstI,ses h sh4A ha~ '!at FIR 4 .ae
sht.tc.ut4a nlU I'll Hbt,lupa.,un liefoEn sua: thus
saith lhr Lord Of linsls: Wherefore rus pts,plt
.taIi keep my commandments, aa'lh the Lhtd Of
Itts, Ur cuRAttl bc the lalt for theif entca. Fuf
frA 4,th the L9rf af Ffnsfs, Tdfss ~ssj MHtn M,
Is.H en,"mana ~ ls,"'at; *fhsr'tt'< they .aua
Thc ioioalug IL ffo1n the Doctrines anil Cove
! nanta," p. SAT:
"Inastnuch % this Chrlcl Of Christ AaA hn'.
approached wsfh The tsf.rt Of forncAt!"n 0n n'tyR
Aufc our u4(t, tut htts'Iat, ex-
| na1sT nEntp."
The Mortpona get oyer these texts as sheep over
wall when tho bel-wether has led. Mf. Collax
has been the frst to 1rnl5 and puhl!c,s represent
the dignity OF outraged law Entief tbs sEy Q! Utah,
nnt to Ien1lesslE condemn their system In night
mee.lpg IN sbe1s public street, hut he will Rot be
tte last OTHERS Nil1 cmulntc his example, ua&Il
dlscuasIon Will become as free and safe ana open
in Sail Ihke us IN Dcb on.
Tits morning The Vice President amt party left
the city. He and his Wife and Nlfe's sister vii
stop over Two days IN Cheyenne, ws,lluG for h.a
| mether, who has been quite III ut ttAt psace, 10
recover sufficiently TO accompany them home.
The Church paper, this erculnS, mafoa no 1een.
ton Of the dotngs Of last night. Tho Telegraph
gave decidedly hlief sJnops!s ot his remasks.
and attempted 10 hhow tt4at The prohibition oI
po1Egnmy 1noted nbore from Mormon books
Was the strongest warrant for it,
p1act.te: hfer thas, what IS there
to tc tstd. 1ut the pressure for
The publication Of the speech to-dsy has increased
Until the Telegraph has concluded to publish It
eatins. There are many OF these poor, de!udes!
people who FiN read 1t with siont.nR cyea IN
secret thinking 1t the prpmlse OF q better day fot
them. 1t Is to he hoped, eyen shoagh 1t seem
against hope. There Is no doubt OF the auitpaEhy
u the AmfEcan people to po15gamy. But how to
put II In aggressive or practical shape they nre at
lo<s- Ishall lot venture my a4lglce. Give d
safety Ia discussion, however, aud believe the
battle IA wou, though the fruits OF vic.
tory It msy require long to gather and secusc.
Snnlce II for the present that The friends Of the
law sad the government 10 Utah regard Schuyler
Colfa1 c6urse on his recent sis{k TO this city
beyond all praise. lie recognized the irfceonci,a.
bic enpnict hct<ccn our civilization aud Mormon
t>m, and took bis stand openly and boldly, Ike q
Insn. Which tuay not oe 50 dfeadf01Iy commend
Ahe III ITSELF but which ceTtalply h, In tnelr opln.
ion, comparatively considered regard hts speech
Of the 9Th Of October, 1859. from the porch Of The
Townsend Iause, IS tne Inauguration OF q new
era for utah as the beginning Of the end Of Nor.
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