The New York herald., 1871-02-06

been laid aside and no longer win this sacred RI
squeezing tiihes out OF the people, because Abraham
on one occasion PAID tithes to Melchisedec. Thi
thing, hereafter, Is to be called .donatlons.'
"komeo, Romeo: what Is there In namesu
THE MINES.
The great richness of the mines In Little Cotton
w3N u, Big Cottonwood American Fork, on tn
WaiA atch range OF mountains, within thirty mile
30 the asst OF this city, and the Bingham Canon ant
East Ca on MINES WITHIN sixty miles to the west o
ali winter instead. therefore, OF the weary, dreary
dun winter OF past years the city Is busy CONNER
Iast week son,e gan Francisco capitalists made q
heavy Investment N Little Cottonwood. ana have
bought three.iourth Ri she Ell Ernns M m mine nine for
tional Bank. Tho new poss,~sors Will, Immediately
that the snow leaves put up extensive works In the
from the mountains to either Sam Francisco Or New
York. 1t Is their Intention TO sc oarate the metals,
run the silver INTO bullion and spmp IL with SAT-
Lutte Cottonwood alone tnan In all Colorado.
These capitalists also visited Bngkam and East
canOns and offered TO make Investments there.
few weeks ago mines in Utah could have been
had or song, but the influx OF experienced miners
and capitalists Is changing everything. There are
many OF the MormOns to-day rich men, If they only
knew 1t and can hold on till summer.
NEWS nRMs.
Within six months this Will be busy, busting
city, ana all the conyeniences, luxures and every
thing else OF Gentle life VIII be here Already many
OF the features OF the city are changed. Gentiles are
Installed Into the hotels, own the stage routes, are
building churches, establishing schools and furnish
ing tnc UeSt social entertainments THIS dSLurDS
the peace OF the leading saints; but the mass OF the
people are thankful for the 'new era' that dawns
upon them.
The lercely wild features OF mining life that carly
characterized Montana Idaho, Nevada and Colo
RADIO are not anticipated here-though moro or less
OF 1t Is inevitable-as the population of Utah is
already settled in the steady habits OF industry.
the great evils OF mining associations have
% been the absence absence, OF agricultural and manu-
time Here there are well cultivated helos
and products for more than the ordinary
a ha nAft
twenty thousand miners into the Territory would
only benent the whole agricultural population fur
first class mechanics he c from all parts OF Europe
and many rom the States, capable of doing any
kind OF labor ana artists OF every profession
With the influx OF men and women or other faiths
there Will be social relations opening up that Will
choke down the peculiar Institution and thus peace
ably the barbarism that has marked the past Will
disappear. This causes great uneasiness TO the
Church dignitarles aud they are doing their utmost
to "hoop' round the people; but their cooperage is
only productive OF greater restlessness among the
people. 1t would seem tnat the axiom, "Whom the
gods would destroy they first make mad,' is having
| It's Illustration here.
| At the completion OF the Pacific Railroad Brig
ham was solicited TO build hotel-and lie could
have done IL then. for the people united; but
he has allowed the golden opportunity to pass him
and the Walker Brothers are now said to be contem-
plating putting up building TO cost a milton. The
ready facility OF travelling now TO the Pacific makes
Salt Lake CITY q pleasant halfway resting place.
ana the inducements oil its warm sulphur springs
for nvallds render 1t certain that with good accom-
modations there would be a constant patronage Of
TIE DesL CltlSS Vi SOCIety IOr tue HOtel
Within few weeks we have succeeded In estab-
fishing an excellent Miners Exchange and Reading
RoOmh that Is patrOnized by the liberal without
distinction OF creeds. It IS OF the attractions OF
the city to which all strangers are invited. There
are papers from East ana West and library OF some
consequence already.
The reformers are Fastening their building to
peton. They win nave It ready by the beginning OF
April, and TO 1t the Chapns, Beechers PROFESSORS OF
science and art. and all who can contribute to the
Intellectual development or the people are invited.
AS time rolls on lnese reiormels are snap ny INTO
very sensible course OF dethrOnlng Brigham. they
know lhe lneliciency OF speaking to wild ianat
csm, and tney. therefore, propose to educate, and
leave clear brain and manhood to dispose OF the
mudde into which the infallibe Brigham has
brought them. The Mormon journals are Lruculcnt
to the Gentles, and with brazen eirontery claim
Ing tor Brigham and the apostles that they were
always favor OF mining only they wanted 1t be
done little later, and done in different manner to
what II had been done elsewhere. Before they get
much oder they will claim that Brigham has been
meek ana mild gentle as little Child and never
told Uncle sam TO go to hell nor ever threatened to
send Gentle to hell across lots. Coming events
cast their shadows before"