Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1871-11-25
UTAH.
Everything Quiet-FIight OF Brig
ham Young.


SALT LAKE, November Ito
day everything is pacific, and there
is not the least probability of any
outbreak or difficulty. MOrmOns
all disclaim the most remote inten-
ton of resisting the law or opposing
the United States officers in the per-
formance of their duties. Judge
McKean's course in admitting May
or Wells to bail is admitted, in all
quarters, to be eminently wise and
proper. No fault is found in refus-
ing bail for Stout and Kimball, al
though it is not denied that the pro-
liability of their guilt is greater than
that of the Mayor.
1t is understood that Marshal Pat
rick is preparing an expedition to
follow and arrest Brigham Young.
Reliable reports are to the effect
that Young is still moving south
ward, having with him eleven wa
gons and one hundred armed men
mounted.
The appointment of George g.
Bates, United States Prosecuting
Attorney for Utah, is apprehended
by both the Mormon and Gentle
press. Business is dull and money
unusually scarce. The weather is
delightful.
ADROITLY HIT.-A cOrrespon-
dent of the Herald and Presbyter,
writing from MinnesOta, tells the
following;
81 have picked up "a little story
which | think too good a reproof
for disturbers of the peace in
churches 10 be lost. A presiding
elder of the United Brethren Church
was preaching in this same neigh
bOrhood, and was much annoyed
| by persons talking and laughing.
| lie paused, looked at the disturbers,
and said, 81 am always afraid TO re-
prove those who misbehaVe in
| church, In the early part OF my
ministry l made a great mistake.
As | was preaching, 4 young man
who sat just before me was constant
ly laughing and making uncouth
| grimaccs. / paused and admins
teFered a severe rebruke. After
the close of the service, one of the
official members came and said Ia
me, "Brother, , you made 3
great mistake. That young man
whom you reproved is an IDIOT
Since then L have always been
afraid TO reprove those who mis-.
behave in church, lest l should re
peat that mistake, and reprOVe an
other idiot" During the rest Of the
service, at least, there was good or
der"
Mrs. Z. Cady Stanton Is in Low,
! L N.us = l.. = u
California is, indeed, the garden O
our country. No winter here
fruits and flowers are all the yea
| round-the geraniums that we nurs,
in little pots, grow here eight fee
high in the open air in all seasons
: The half has never been told of thi
: beautiful land, its genial climate
its hospitable people, its thriving
| metropolis, with its magnificen
: bay and gravel drives on the Pacif
: beach. Emerson must have been il
: q bad mood when he said that tn
| Yosemite was the only thing tha
: had not been over-bragged. Every
: thing suTpasses my expectation"
= The Washington Patriot says
l "The Precedent having taken pos
S session of the State of South Carroll
1 ma, deposed the local authorities
g suspend the habeas corpus, abolish
ed trial by jury, quartered his dra
goons on defenceless citizens, file
: the iaiIs with American freemen b
[ arrests without warrant, issues hi
1 proclamation for a general thanks
: giving, and informs us that eth
+ process of the seasons has enable
e the husbandman to garner the fruit
G of successful toll, )" and that I'VE ar
at peace with all nations, and tran
: guilty, with few exceptions, prevail
: at home"