Evening star., 1869-07-15
Interview Between Brigham youus and
Nen1tar Trutnbuii

Stn9for Irumbuil.
tH SATURDAY "a. Senator TrurbuII ex.
Governor Cgiesby. and several otA,r gentle
men g: tie commercial party now travelling
over the Pacific Railroad, called on Brig1,n
lcuTg 10 cOnzraJnla'e him upon the auspi.
clJts completion c: tae raiiway. They fJuai
tae pfophe. aS defiant as ever, a. nJt nore s..
The following Is he substance o: the interview
a reported ny Jeleyrspb
"rhe pIcphe', IN behalf OF = N s-lf aud disci-
J. 2 ,orieny welcomed the parry. SPOKE warmly
- The and the MoTmOIs had given IN bu!Iilny
lh-lailTOad, and said their aim was 70 press 0a
q gently - perform tne par allotted d The u
III tA- drama OF lie. having EYER IN vIpw The
rights Of man and social Indpp-uianCs Col
B' Wei then introduced tae gentlemen OF Tue
parry and general conversation ensuad, last
inZ m hour A. SanstJr Trunbull was BID
an auifn 20 Mr. YOung, the latter remarked
thdt Oh returning 10 Congress ne might hear
Of some persons being pat out OF the Terri
'OIy, and II cone, n might be sure IL would b.
irT !u-' ana good reasons. If such FEDERAL
o'hsI'l> Sre sent here is sometimes have come.
NY VIII be gully, snd IL an orderly way pat
Ou' C. tab. for & 9i cause.
g. Senator Trum51li-BrfOre you take aLy
step oi tEat xind. allow M 10 request mat yUu
make known your grievances 10 President
Gran-- lie a. Iust man, intending 10 Do Ius-
Uce 70 ali. but b. Will not permit a yiolatl,u
OF iaw to 70 unpUnIshej. I; Will not De safe
= mo!esj puohc officers IN the discharge CT
thsIr cut!a-
'.B-.zaam Ycurg-what more Will he do
for H. ;han johnson tIi , Gaa. Gran; has re-
= IL .
mcn and for 40 C-h-r reason save that he va
a Mormon. TGe ' uited STATES Judges wio
Were E-Te some line ago acted badly. tOld
them hat thCpght OF hem, and they lett.
"Srn1tCT IrUmbnii.-lou Will promise oba-
dlrLce 10 the Constitution and the Laws OF the
Inton
'.Irigham Your g-Adheranca to "A. Ira!on,
c-riaiuiy- DEe enactment of CpLgress. how
ever, We shall not obey; that is the ona toroId-
dilg po.ygamN. IL J. not right 10 interfere In
thaf maj e.. l. = much better FOR a man 10
nave several WIVES, support. honor, and cher
IN Them. than - l. Tor man 70 deceive enc,
ard cast Oh, dlSOTu. SnG refuse 10 SupDDrt h-r
senator I!uMbull.-That y a matter about
which Va must dlI--. W. think thar the N4-
uonal Government and the Statas can rI-1t.
fu.ly pass Laws against bI-dny, and Ju,tly
punish th- CfenCe- All the States make a piu-
raIIty .: wives a criminal offence.
"Brlcpirl NCU1g.-Ne>: all tha safes nave
laws On The >ubrct, and L Ial. when 4 Sac,
Will have an e4Usl right 10 m axe Ia vs. protect
ing roIy.aHy- Until We came hare the SUBJ
Ject CT polygamy was not b-oached. IL Uss
not uutIi We haI a revelation on tha subject
We think we ought not % be IntarfFred with
IN THIS matter, ~ ~ l. nOb0iy'S business but
our oTn. We have about - co. people CJu-
srfsS thinks we are unable II take care OF on
selves a. STATE. Wnen We uum5,r 3l,.OO,.
a We soon shall, think We shall o. ad mite 1
INTO the Mon.
Senator Trumbull concluded thu dialoyua
by rrmsrkiIs that th- laws, a, all ev-ht., must
he oseytd ana uph-lj, and that the Cli.ago
party was here or commercial, au not po-
Htical eTrand
MIR iCungS remark about eyDaliIny Fed :.
eral Cticers from n. Territory who do not
please him, aud his declaration that Mormons
hisamy. crested considerable sensation am Jag
the m m brr> CT tha party"