, 1870-07-11

proposed, need not now consider. Suffice il
that under the restraint exercised by the bill
free discussion has become firmly established
in Utah, and can never again be dislodged.
Tho Mo1monB have lowered their tone verg
much indeed In demonstrating against the
passage OF the Cullom bill by the Senate, there
vas mono Of the inso1enco Of the olden time !;
there were moderation, and dignity and re-
spect instead When their Judicial usurpa-
ttons we're wiped out as with sponge, they
were only equal to feeble exhibition OF tenn
Per, Whereas, fifteen Years ago, on tho moro
inttmatlon OF the same thinga being done.
they raised riot which eliminated in actual
rebellion. In fine, Gentilas act thor pleasure.
without fear Of the Danites, They build towns
and churches, they maintain newspapers, and
schools and missions they carry on aggressive
var against Mormon abuses !; recusant Nor
mons arc joining our ranks, Bingham is los
ing bis grip, and it seems clearer with orery
passing day that rolygamy may be extirpated
~ slmPie nut complete prescription.
Thus have indicated, briefly, what has been
done in year. To complete tho policy Of pro
scf1ptlon it is necessary to exclude the repre-
sentative OF the rolygamists from, tho National
HOUSE. 1t is but the simple logic Of the
conntrys unanimous condemnation Of Mormon
polygnny and reasonable assumption Of supe-
taotlt5 to cur constitution and laws, that its
!o1uso to recognize their dologato and it thoro
il an element In Utah. LOYAL to the institutions
ana ideas Of the republic, to recognize it
6y the admission Of its candidate to the
aelegates seat IN the House. and it they
should not, no difference VIC must have IN
organization. Nc have from 5000 to s, 900 Of
our stripe in tho mines aud on the raiiroad.
aod It re get 300 votes, Is we may reasona-
bly expect, 1t Will bo better start in compari-
son than some parties have had which after
ward rose to power. Around it will gather re-
cusant Nortnons: young people, and Western
tromps, attracted to the rich minoy Of tho Tar
E1tory: 1beleTe that five years Of such de- |
norahzation a'd diEntegratiol1 as the last will |
giyo Us majority Of the legal votes OF the |
territory. when We can enter thu Union with
the Mormon problem solved, and at no ex-
ponse, either, In money or human Life.
Here a1e the materials Of a fine State. The |
location IL superb. There ia 10 such climate. |
Agriculture il already Established. THO mines |
inc produce OF tho valleys. Coal and iron orc /
latter in the va:icty noecssary to
successful smelling. Fire~clay, tho tllxos, &C.,
ire not wanting. All tlat u required Ia the
and emancipation Of the people
md the development Of these resources. and
hese must 60 together. Either secures the 9th
y. Christian missions are being established for
he dissemination of just ideas Of religion.
Ne war not against that, although it may |
,lYo vim to our efforts to SEQ crime masquer-
ding in the livery Of virtue. We war against
ho establishment Of an Independent kingdom
~ the Holl Of tho republic; against the ss-
nmptlon Of universal supremacy; against tic
ystenatic degradation of woman; against de-
lance Of lnw. Through political action rather
han religious teaching, / think, can tho Ter
itory soonest be constructed. Hence the i'm
ortance Of the proposed meeting at Corinno
4 tho 4tl,- DoUaLAs.