The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-05-17

AT Int belng olted and pitched about constantly by
the uneasy motion OF the stage, although proceeding
at only a snas pace destroyed all that winch
otherwise would have been enjoyed. There was
one thing however, which afforded me
Der with pleasure, aud that was a controversy
between two OF passengers. On tne Daca seat oI
the coach was young married Wo,an, w me ,owey
walks OF life but possessed face that said she han
intelligence and will OF her own, which , sD1h
found to be the case. Alongside OF her was ruouy
faced blueeyed man OF some forty years Oh aye, n9
from his manner led me TO suppose that ne WAS iou
OF the good things OF this world. 1t was not long pc
fore he commenced conversation, and after draw
ing MIN out he confessed to being Mormon anu tne
husband OF three wives. soon he tried TO argue ~
favor oil his church and its doctrines, ana Wneh NC
did so observed the brown eyes OF the young wo-
man begin to twinkle and the blood to rush 10 ner
cheeks. She was evidently getting mad. but triea
restrain 1t. She listened TO all ne had TO say and
stood 1t for time but at last her pent up Iee
ngs burst FORTH and then she walked into him with
out gloves ana gave him her opinion regarding
plurality OF wives IN language that he Will remember
Tor some time. He contended that his re-
lgon was one or honor, truth ana virtue
Il am at q loss TO know when the latter comes I'M;
that crime Is less known in Utah than elsewhere;
that seduction and prostitution are UNKNOWN (why
should they not be y, and that happiness regns
sup RENE among the MormOns. She went alter him
on every point, and he found at last that he had
caught Tartar; that he had got hold OF q woman
who was more than match for MIN. and tnat II sue
were his fourth wife, she would-to use her own
wOrds-"make 1t very warm for the other three" l
never enjoyed anything more In my life, and was
sorry almost when we arrived and they parted, ior
thins ne wnnd desire To he .sealed;, TO any such
tnat 10 n no desired neace in the house
me In n "a very nrettv as Won approach the CITY
and fhare S sheet of fresh water that empties into
n for,ned hy streams from the mountains that is
large ennnuh n he dicn,fed Inv the same name which
10 ve-v necrnreSnna an its shores were several
hoatS and nnticad cronns Of fishermen hauling
seine FOR fish ahnnnd IN this fresh water whereas
nothinS ~ can i've IN the salt LAKE.. indians we
have met frequently dnrno the day: and
imst harora sntar,na tho citv mere was n
nn,har 81 thar S1ioyams n,tcned unon the
hrn,u ~ mn nns Far az mar LOGGED Very prettv m
the H a. a"ca must not fail ro Jnentlon the warm
snrin% that Won mass WITHIN few feet. about two
Two niles from the civ it nnrsts out from beneath
a large roct on the left NJ the road ana Inc water
scald,n1 hot emnties into the lake IL IA hignly
medIrafed ana me sn,nhurous stencil that accom-
NAMES it renders the atnosnhere but pleas
ant in thar vic,ntv Enrth,,r on and amost within
the CIV 10 annfhar very Similar over when a large
hath h1nse has neen erected Tni, ia q place or
great res,rt nv the c,tzens rhe bathng beinp SAID
% he h,gbiv benahcial 10 health
" w 'S''' 'e SIN JaEr cry
Ua .rrived hare NJ haiLnast five p NJ and
1oornad n,nch ~ NV disannontment that President
Rr,uharn Yonng was absent ON a tour Through the
sonfnarn norten or the TERRITORY ana that me would
T"1 ratura for tortniTbt viii saw that was sur
mr,sad 20 aee city or Such dimensions IN mace so
rsnotaS from tho rest nj the word n il beautfny
Situatsd on tho Soma nlain thar eyfends from the
monnta,ns ' tn the ,ave on the entire eastern
W Iii ,,h,nh nndar