, 1869-07-08
UTAH..
Distinguished Visitors.
General Sheridan and the Indians.
Miss Dickinson in the Mormon
HAsemA
Secretary Seward.
Plain Talk Of Senator Howo'o-
lFRox ouR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT

| Railroad has GHmulatea continental travel and
| this strange bas1n, with it's stranger people the
Golden Gate, the Yosemite and the big trees sue.
cessfuIJ compete with the fashionable watering.
places OF The East, the seAMde, and the tour to
Europe, In atuactireness, especially with men o,
ada1'a- Thls ctry has been full Of them recently.
F1rHt We had General Hancock and g.an, en- rouft
overland to Montana. Then General Sheridan,
| senators Wade and conkling, and Hon. George
| W. JultAn al here al abont the same time Gen.
! efal SheI1utn staid day or two, visiting Camp
! Douehs meanwhile, seemingly enjoying the rest
undtr The pleasant shade or the aatuos round the
| Townsend House. One night the Sesentn Infantry
baud CAME Into town and seycnaued him, wheu-
Would you beteye II though tt rely pleasant
weather, not one hundred people we're out In the
street. 0nr OF the most gallant and successful
| soldiers that ever ltyed-the man 10 See whom In
| Boston. two OF three years ago, women and chill.
| dfen were actually preAsed and trodden to deatn-
is 1t not singular the Normous SO utterly fa.l to
| appreciate hlm7 J1st littie singular, think.
But what share hare they In the glory and perpe-
tuit5 OF the republic, Of free inst!tutlons7
| 1suppose 1t would be betrsJtng no confidence
for ne 10 Say that Sheridan thtnks his recall from
last winters Indian campaign, and the abandon
ment OF the Powder Rtrer country to the Indians
under the auspices Of the Peace Commission were
bad mistakes. That same Powder Five,
country Is the hive nnence swarrn the
naraudtns, numbering bands now making 1t 80
Lively On the plalnz. Cn1ess taken In the atec-
t!onate embrace Of Gncle SAtu and hugyed to
destf, It viii tx more prolific source OF voc 70
the Wes. than the wi1ds OF Germany were to the
Homnns. There WAS talk for time OF the estsb-
i4shtng of great military depot for the Northwest
On the ine Of tic Pacl1c Railroad In this VALLEY,
1'It sEcFidsn thtula It will not lie done soon, II
ever, since supplies for most Of the northern posts
can be IorTafdeu cheaper by the Missouri River
than ~ rail Amopos Of this, gentleman the
ohcr dAJ consigned 95,o ,oou rs Of freight 10. Nou-
1ana ~ rail to Come, be having had one stock
burned at the 81 LOUIS wharf, aud second
eaagred on the Upper Missouri, already this
spring, which, be says, has permanently cured hI1n
OF shnpinE goods BY ,he frer to Montana. lie
would hare had them transferred to wn9ons at
Cattcrb Station about 100 miles eastward OF Co.
fihne, out no trAtna could be got there to haal
them. Carter Station Is near the crest Of the east
ern nm OF the basin, In an untnhab!ted and unI1-
hahitabIe region, and never furnish the facnl-
ties for wagonlng that Cortnne can,-sltuate, as
she Is, In the midst OF nne Agricultural section,
peopled this tEentJ years, connected with the
1u1thest and neEest an d vastest Northwest by q
hne country, graas, wood and water Of good quail
ty, and in abundance Tradtng houses are eraau-
ally being established at Gortnne too In nc.
cordaEce with the demands Of nusiness
and The merchants Of Montana mad Idaho can soon
Ind there facilities for piecug out aud sorting up
their stocks, which. neither Carter Station nor any
other point on The entire line Of continental road
can furnish. Sheridan SAID, further, that Camp
Douglas would. probably be maintained, and post
established somewhere IN Southern Utah, but that
there appeared 10 be no need Of one on the ral-
road Line In Utah Three companies OF the Seventh
United States. Infantry, commanded by General
Gibbon, Colonel OF the regiment, now garrison
Camp Douglas, aud accompany Of Dungeons, under
orders OF General Ia1lcck, are prospecting South
cru Utah, where the Indians are somewhat IoptIe-
some, for the best location tor q military post
Following General Sheridan came the Wnys
and Means Committee OF the House. all bat Gen.
cfal Schenck, On ihclr way to the PncIdc. In pu1.
euance Of the joint resolution Of Congress- exam
lining the laws and usage OF custom houses, bont-
ed warehouses; Ac., aud specially tnef operation;
also the Tux and taltn Laws, with The view Of pre-
pairing themselves for vie revision OF the e1-
1st1ng taHh. American atateamanshlp Is growing
into SO vast an art as to require more and more
this travelling On the patt Of national legislators,
IN order to t them In any degree for the discharge
Of their dutiea The country is 50 Immense and
its Interests 20 diverse that without extensive
travel and hard study not even an approximation
toward justice to.an sections can be achieved in
Congressional action. Let ma continue, and In
eEer-increakng volume, II the oce2n-bonnd
republic would not sooner or
later sec Itself fall In pieces
from It's own weight-,ather from the d!spropor-
toned weigh. Of tts.e1ucmlt!es, and the extreme
tension Of the threads which now bind IL together
The Ways aud Means were serenaded, too. at
~ No.e' n.9' y, tHe eI5 pno' ano .nen o5 tnal
~ 80 Hs ee' euln Aui1aHJ' IL WY III response 70
ceia toa4 1ne niss. tuat 'uoRe heue ol fen0ssl-
s't.a' naae u1ls sleesu' Saying, N CONCLUSION:
20 on oo'lo up your. material interests and
tnua aad 70 Inc giot} 0! on< common country, and
Tor mJEGN and COLLEAGUES. rest nsSufed OF Our
heaIs5 eo.opeFaeon-" ....,
Asss Dickinson en- Fotstt *'th her brother Tor the
os uees VI she 1aelac, was oa the oa!cony OF tue
hotei ano oSeiheatu th1a lease 10 hes 10 say
Rnat sue 1nonght OF u which ahe VIII do next ial
suspect ene stayed mere tnfee or 1our days, and
was treated "'ththe ntmost kindness BY the Saints
Incy were mare thah ciSu, more than courteous;
tneJ were kihd, anect1onhte even! 10 tine It is
t1at mxn can "9aHe eoo enuc And oe Villain"
1ney eaoed hef all she novelties oI the place. In
eloolns tne cn5 scnoos, tne MOI SPRINGS Inc
ha,tms nuo tneH lunates,-to'nAng, no aoapt'
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auu ~ lue uaseipllus u taeH poor VIC.
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oa man eloqneni lmpreeated the
DRESSINGS OF Aeasen on ms entctsAncFs, WHICH
caused ne 1chiles or Inc city 70 wax not In the
COLLAR aud fAfJ got up a9se1ensde for next even
ing, party ol sn'eago 'aoles ana gentlemen IAs-
ne Ansed meanNhue- o' mat anon-
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s1ates men ollnaca oy Inc elAmooF OF material
proslefty tnat ever Accompanies Aofnonlsn' naa
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