The New York herald., 1871-11-04

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RsPoMnn- Wehs what do you think Of tne Sano-
NJ snzSrs-wnas nave tnsy got 10 do with the
RsPoarzn-why, n y said that Brigham mas been
1enotng m1sAeoAElee snere for the past lew ycaIA
with me intention Of u.,sns the Islands o. place
Mr. SnARrB-we have sent missionaries 70 me
europe ANA Xmersca and gained hosts Of ccnyertsI
%. ws never ns any Intention 2, fons ,asss asss
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termned stand. wnntsver may 20 me s..s res0,s Oh
against us by dcsigning men to suit tnew own
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Mr saAnss-osrtainiy mi Salt Lake CITY is DIVIDED
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feeble, settle all dispvtes between neignOoIs sn4
preside o over i one OF these wards hence the .isle
OoNCLvsIcs N OF % IIs WHOLE S,srn. anrrk1, Rou ,as.
c0uraged aoout the Iuture.
mr. sa P @ % canhos inos eveos OV W 90
arrange themselves 40 70 eventually prinR ioftn
Here some Mormon friends came In. and the re-
porter amer thanking Mr.: Sharpe ior his valuable
inIorustion. withdrew. Mr.. Sharpe is an extremely
tore. entisled 70 every consideration. Ne
Breaking Up Drlnkins saloons In SILT Lake
City-Rich Gold DISC seoveries-fsuiuo 10 Ratos
Of tho Pacific Railrsnd Company.
SALT LAKE CRY, Utah, Nov. . 1s11.
The police to-day made . descent upon several
drinking saloons for selling liquor without having
paid the municipal license The places were closed
MP and the proprietors were summoned 10 appear
tomorrow before Police Judge Clinton.
There is considerable excitement in regard to dis
ooveries Of rich gold quartz In Bingham Canon.
Assays have reached M which VIII yield as high as
81 900 per ton.
There Is great indignation among miners and
mine owners regard 70 the high freight taSns on
the Union Pacific Railroad. Hundreds OF freight
cars run East empty every day rather than carry
the ores Of Utah at any profit to shippers
No more arrests have been made here and there 10
not the slightest apprehension OF trouble.
Nothing was heard from Brigham Young to-day
Or from Apostle HYDE
Arrival Of DELEGATE Hooper as Wnshirsten-
Republicans Becomins More Lenicns To-
wards the Saints.
WASHINGTON, Nov 9, 1877.
Delegate Hooper, OF UtaD, is now In the city, but
he does not come with any authority from Brigham
Young or the Mormon Church to confer with the
President on the question OF polygamy. SO far MT.
Hooper hss not called on President Grant; but
he says he would be happy to give the Executive
any information in hls power In relation to affairs
In Utah II this was desired. The question Of poyg-
amy, or plurality Of wives, ID ono which has taken
80 deep hold upon the country, and there is such
determined disposition 70 uprO0t the Utah heresy
that even the Mormon delegate is bound to
admit that It would be 70 the interests
Of all II some solution could be found that
would be acceptable to both sides While insisting
that polygamy is an article OF faith TO which all
Aormons win cling tenaciously, he thinks that the
practice Of 1t might be yielded for the future II the
complications OF the past are not too rigorOusly
dealt with. In this he speaks only for himself and
without on1cial conference with those high In
authority In the Mormon Church, but would not be
understood as favoring that which the present
temper Of the country may make necessity. 1t 10
matter OF some doubt as to what concessions tho
Mormon people might be disposed 70 MAKE and 1t 10
certain that not one Of them would agree theorett
cally TO wipe out polygamy. while perhaps ma
joriy would be willing TO forget It In practice
30 far % future marriages are con-
cerned. Motives OF ndenJ TO his own
people and disposition TO avert the evils
which are threatening the Territory make Mr..
Hooper's position peculiarly delicate. ana he is
anxious 70 make no false step In anything he may
do or say IN the matter. His coming mere has been
looked forward to with good deal OF interest," be-
csuse 1t had been announced rnas no was on his
way to Washington empowered to perform mis-
sion Of Cancellation and peacA This he dtsClaims az
. matter Of fact saying no comes here -
many other members Of Congress have
come, to make arrangements for the winter,
but at the same time Is IL evident
he would gladly assist In pacincaton ana .
settlement OF the vexed questions II n likely that
there win be considerable reaction among repub-
lican politicians especially Congressman and It y
understood that the Cabinet is not q unit In sus-
tanning the course Of Judge NcKean. Senator
Trumbun strongly disapproves Of the action which
has already been taken against the polygamists,
and other men Of almost equal reputation will not
be back ward In arraigning the administration II II
should turn ont tnas the United States troops had
been used a. the Instruments Of persecution In The
interests of speculators.