The New York herald., 1871-11-04
RM0N TROUBLES
Interview With Bishop
% Z Leading Saint a
Of the Kuddle The Saints
avor With Republicans.

0f Utah, one Of the most prominent
leaders, at present staying In this
l upon yesterday BY . hRhALD
rished 70 ascertain his views upon
4 present agitating the Mormon
y, Bishop N one OF the most infuen-
y being euperintendent Of the Utah
"a ana vice President Of the Utah
addition ne II the owner OF very
"A the Territory. He Is native Of
and manifests IN ms appearance
Ill the proverbial shrewdness Of
He received the reporter most
a the following u The rosult Of ths
AVE called upon you, Mr.. eharpe,
4 opinion Of the troubles In your
ZEN, sir, I shan % happy to give
II must stipulatc that they be re-
as do NOT wish to be msunder.
!, ! may say.
HE HAWKINS CASA
Il, first In order comes the trial OF
on think he was fairly ana legally
smpnatlcallyl-No, sir 4 His trial
upon jussice. The most dastardly
rted to IN procuring his conviction.
whole Of the prosecution he was
sligntcst fair play.
N H0f
Tcn, In the first instance, he Was
& grute OF our Territorial law, which
sign 70 his case. Imean the one
cry. The law was framed by Nor
I'd to adultery In the common sense
In no sense could II apply to poly.
lygamist and q Mormon Mr.. Haw-
law OF rho Territory In doing what
40 Inc most fundamental part OF
would have been derelIct TO duty
actiscd polygany, and ir was BY Q
OF the meaning Of the statute that
lit his case.
IL, apart from these, was his trial
10; . packed jury was placed In the
Eh0 was . Mormon was admitted
n my opinion. was a'uoss injustice;
icnon was looked upon O. fore.
BY all.
as there any undue influence used
ms to get her to prosecuted
10. ! do not believe there was II
own act, and probably she has rea-
duct as, you know, there are Two
lestion.
what hight is the conviction Of
upon IN SAT- Lakef
It's looked upon as nothing short Of
nd the people feel very hard and
ae men VINO have inaugursted the
JUDGE A,KHAN.
hat 10 You thlnK Of Judge Mexican ,
Personally ! have always looked
Gentleman. but In hls late acts be-
anAlicism has SO perverted has judg-
mas been led 70 adopt o nne 0f con-
henslble.
) it supposed the prosecutions win
Yes, sir; every one supposes they
4 the case OF Brigham Young q con-
zen granted.
IRIGHAM'6 DEPARTURA
3y the way, Bishop what about this
OF Br1ghamf
-It il no night can easily explain
lthern part Of the Territory the oil
ealthy aud salubrioUs, ana Brigham
habit OF spending his winters there.
did SO. and 4 was aware ne was
. present one long prior TO any IN.
He WILL Return.
hen there is no fear of his not re-
Not the slightest. lam one OF his
and ! am confident he Will appear
hat about the charge Of murder sb 1t
The charge is q vile fabrication. the
Il being that OF Hickman,
innumerable crimes, and
Ter 10 shield himself, turns round
hat about the civn action Of MIRA
mY tN@
Oh. that h . mere question between
D0us the merits OF the matter ] really
ave you seen In to-dAy's HERALD Q
averBatlOn that took place in Phila-
, our correspondent and your Dele
j have, sir; and ! must confess It
:onndorably, % the views Of Mr..
ewhat startling.
1en y0u DO not endorse tnemi
lcaunOuBly)-Well DO nOt know
ms Mr.. Hooper received, a. he left
Did, and IN the absence OF any au-
Ition ! would not luke to otter any
10 subject. A3
ut ms proposition suggests q fair
ID would peaceabfy arrange the
without any blood Delng shed.
There WIN be no blood shed. ]
. any one that it would be an utter
D ofyer any resistance 10 the United
,wef they can bring against us would
= crush rs were we mad enough TO
OLYGAMY BIZ OvRRTHROwNf
hen poIygamy must 60, as the auth0-
ninsd TO put Il down.
umpressively)-Sir, ] look upon
. most fundamental part or my rell-
prlpg upon winch oil else dependA
can never, never consent to give it
nay, be a question OF policy which I
}, such as iimitlng the extension OF
c0ni1nfng II 10 the present genera
G tune legaiizlng the marriages now
akinR the offspring OF them legiti-
7ell. that seems very fair on your
IL Is fair. There must be a CON-
matter, and this - the only one 1
would be worse than folly to drive
IS ior ! would sacrifice everything
rfy, even ilfe ftseif-beiore ! could
with The wives God has given me,
with m affection unsurpassed by
Gcptil0 ieels Tor his vile, or has
1ren, whom ! tenderly love.
hen you would oay, abolish poly