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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-04-21
Chicago Live stsek Market.
CmcAao, April 20.

By tslegraph.l
Hogs-The receipts to-day amount
10 $4,000 head. A 6rmer feeling be.
ing manifested 10 the east has had .
tendency to make buyers take hold
more freely, and this market rules
active. firm and shade higher, com.
mon TO choice light grades being quot
able 1t 81 l007 80, while common to
good heavy lots rhled Arm st from
s. 0O08 80, and heavy assorted grades
IS 760026.
Cattle-Rsoeipts 1000 head. Cattle
arc In fair demand, but prices have Dc.
clined eighty. Omcial receipts Of
cattle yesterday, 6.972; DO. hogs II, $50
and $500 sheep.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-04-21

81. PAUL, MINI, March .. l34
CEALED PRs5PO9AI9,lN DtRIICAT
y e Tsesly.d g this ole: until Z e'saeek -.
qairsd by DC snbs,sseac: Dssaitme.s 9; 8: AZ
my, 1t the following military posts: Fort 1aa.
dali, u. T.. Fort Abraham Li1eeln, D. r., Eogs
Totem, d. T. Fort peMbiu9, p IT, Fort SeVAsds
y. =, Fort AbeFcrombie, 2. =, rost Ripley 41Q9s
Fort sns,;.gs a Minr d.as1E e N.Y. 1sss
alsioaS. guilty q ~. $3.50. g, 60 8:
g., 1t he respective posts. Eech prepoGlf 6uSt
be accompanied BY Q bond lin ~ Sutn 81 NO
hundred and any dollars for Fora 1oteeo, Pm.
bina, Seward, Abe9urombie, Ripley, and 0ne1l.
int, ard Ave hundred doll1s1 toG Foftp 1andaI
and 4. Lineoinl. signed by two 1sIe1ilble p.
In the usual form, with two good and .sa6e1a6
suzseess VIII b executed within ~ aAya NJ
he rsspcnsiSillfy Of the sursets. % ~ .Sssa
sss.s q 1890: q - e ~ 80 -
frepesa!s must b nads sePafately .. - az.
feFent posts, sd bidAsss ers1ngiee6 - u 800
at the opening Of the bids. Ths xghs Is r0lS0
any or all bids % re1ervod. &C.,. - - =
: fropoiais should Be endorsed, '.rroposais ~.
nh ~ m szkn;Yad ns:ns - e
WSGH4E ~ = ~ .t!,"
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-04-21

Notice IL hereby given to III persons I'M
that on the 18th day Of April A. b. i17g, - ms
dersigned was appointed 81 The Clerk o. Cir
"a ~ ~ T.,~,s ~ Esss T:sE:s 1esSs
late OF said County. All persons indebted to1ol4
Estate viii make payment 70 the undefsig1ed, 80
them, legally authentcatsd, 70 Sald Court % ~
loWance. .s
Dated April 18th. 1876. r. n. PICUI,
31A.WSt Admlnio1nAoe. )
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-04-21

tae rostrum, - the case may be. He
has fair share of talent given him By
nature, indeed, he may be above mo.
diocracy in this regard. coupled with
a wcndrous ambition and self.conceit,
leading him 10 regard himself - . re-
variable genius. He has been ahiict.
cd in HE lifetime, though young in
yesrs. He has been down with the
rheumatism, he has had tho CONT, or
no has suffered with some other dis.
ease likely to have tho effect OF dste.
riorasing the blood. He grows pulpy,
like - IN apple that has hung upon
the tree all winter, and In the spring
thAws out. He has grit aud tcnacity,
like that apple, but still be looks pull
pr and sickly like II, ~ though he
Wa ready to bs hid away in the earth.
That chap Il always in Tho midst Of .
growi In bis waking hours, and mot
unlikely, fitful and fnll of horrid W.
carries in his slesp.
Such person - editor, preacher,
lecturer OF writer IL bound TO have bis
growl through his wrItipgs or his
talkA We have In our mi1d some
OF the most remarkable ins.an.
CO OF this kind, In this State. There
isths painfully compressed thin lips,
the hard drawn Tines coursing down
the cheeks, which are only the prolif.
ic and constant efshoot oil . troubled
petnaant cross-grained nstnre. II
they publish daily paper, day in and
day out, from week to week, and 90 n.
stantly, during the long years - they
follow one another, never once TAIL q
vent lheir spite on the object Of theai
h9trsd. They eaut help t. Thu
hsAlthsul dow Of blood conducive L
. happy. clear, and bltsas thought
J 10 pcs thus, They hare dsterioates
blood-a blood that 10 rheumatic
chronic, crooked, lame, quseruloua
narrow, contracted, and hence II vii
bring forth It, fruit and whore II i
largely In tie ascendant, Il must dali!
, have vent, and the objects Of IL hatre'
are day b. day bespatis1ed With th
pentup cratsf Of bile. II 10 pitisbl'
that such abosaons Of nature shout,
live among mankind, bat yet u 10 u
and. ever has bean. The gloriou
; works Of God are not realized by hi
creatures, avs they have The means o
contrasting them With the inSloriou.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-04-21

lative body which eyer met In this
country. Ithss just adjourned, which
Is the only good thing that 1t has ever
done, and Its members have returned
to their homes with the universal ex.
ccra,iocs of tho people of Illinois.
The Chicago Tunes, which favored
the coalition, and stood In q sense %
the Godfather Of the Legislature, says
of its adjournment:
"This il the last day, under Divine
Providence, for which that goddess
mob of rowdies and blackguArds
called tho Twenty Ninth General As.
sembly of Illinois, will draw pay nom
the public treasury. = It was
the last and most imposing aet Of .
session which began In q row, contin.
ued for one hundred dsys In Q row,
and wound up consistently In one OF
tho moet violent and shameful rowe
that ever disgrsccd q delibesaiivs body
in any civilized country on the globe.
"When, last fall. f. n. Haines, Hes.
Ing, Merritt & Co. were conspiring to
get the organization Of tho legislature,
they protested to hayo IN view the con.
solidation Of the different 'topposition''
factions In Q grand coherent party
which would "put the Republicans oui
Of power" They consolidated, 70 the
extent that euch incohesenA fAcslons
were capable Of consolidation. They
run" the Legislature In tho interest O.
political and social degradation In ths
most outrageous and disgraceful man,
ner. They assumed the respousibil
ity," in theory. And on reaching Ii,
disgracoful end OF their legisla&iy,
rope, they entered protest agains
the minority, denying that they wer,
| responsiblol How Rrandly, brayely
gloriously have they commended ehel
irresponsible coalition of political In
decencies to tho trust and confldsac
Of mAnkind"
| The newspapers Of Illinois, Wit
| scarcely an exception, denounoe u
defunct body In similar terms. n
manner Of its election, . compariso
between it, preaching and IL practice
and the lame impotent and disgraeefl
; summing mp and conclusion Of lie or
hundred days labor, ought 70 sfEor
TO the people Of Illinois and clsewhel
an instructive political Lesson.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-04-21

Nis but lorty-sour years since the first
railroad train Of cAzs wAs run. It vas IN
1881, on the opening Of the Mohawk and
Hudson Railroad Tho tszulni Of the soad
were at Albany and SchsSsctady. The
venesabls journalist, Ihurlow Weed, IN are
cent Iettes, ssys he was . passansr On this
first railroad train. u
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-04-21
NEW YORK.

New YORK, April l9.-The troubles
OF tho Northern Pacific Railroad Co.
have eliminated In the appointment OF
tts President as Receiver who will take
immediate control of all the property.
The condition of the financial affairs
Of the company has not improved with
time, and the efforts of those who
were trying to build the road were
hampered, II is said, by the creditors.
II 10 understood that no material
change will take place In the system
Of operating that portion Of the road
already constructed, or in the working
force now employed. No constrnc-
ton will ba undertaken until the CON-
pany 10 placed on such . basis that
money can be borrowed for the pur-
pose.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-04-21

CHICAGO. April 2O--In the billiard
tournament yesterday and last night
six games were played. Hoa beat
Liverman, Bnrleigh beat HonjnR, Ne.
Alec beat Parker 700 to l29. Winner
average 10 10 2ls. Gallagher beat
Shaw, Miller best Carter and Times
beat Msggioli.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-04-21
Kstray Netice.

Taken up by ii. r. McFadden, Of Richland
Township, WapellO County, Iowa, on the 2oth
day q March, 1875. an estray Bay Mare, described
as follows:
Three years old last spring; star In forehead,
Is hands high, Appraised 1T e80. april u, 1875.
WIN. Fl. CALDWELI,
apr lA-w3ts Auditor Wapcllo County, Iowa.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-04-21

instructions were received at Lieut..
General Sheridan's Head Quarters to-
day:
HEAD QUARTERS OF THE ARMY,
st. Louis, April 10th, 1875.
To Col. r., c. Drum, Adj't General Head Quar-
tiers, Military Division Of Missouri; Chicago
Illinois.
Lieutenant Col. Bradlcy's report OF
the capture OF the mining party by
Captain Mix, has been submitted by
tho Secretary of War, to the President,
and by the President to tho Secretary
Of the Interior, and the order 10 to
release them upon their promise that
they will not again enter the Black
Hills country until permission 10 given
them by Government authorities.
(Signed) VIM. D. WHrrrLr,
Assistant Adj't. GcnI.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-04-21
NEW YORK.

New York, April 2O.-The famous
race horse, kentucky, owned by An.
gust Belmont, died at Nursery Stud
farm Babylon, Long Island. Ken.
lucky was bred by Jno. McCIay, in
1861, on Ashland estate, Kentucky.
Rev. DR., John Halls old church 1t
Eighth avenue and Nineteenth street.
has been sold for $4,000.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-04-21

st. Louis has ten. thousand dogs. The
na,ivss wear 8 section Of stovepips on each
leg during she mad dog season.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-04-21
NEW HAMPsHIRR.

CoNCoRD, April 10 Tho day IL cool
and pleaseat The Artillery fred
salute Of dawn near the old North
Bridge. The ringing Of bells follow.
cd. Tae town q oyeraowipg with
visitors.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-04-21

CHICAGO, April 19-Jamcs d. Sher.
man, an extensive cattle raiser and
armer of Viroqua, Iowa, was conf.
denced out Of nearly $4,000 here yes
terday. He had brought lot Of cat-
tie to this city and disposed OF por-
ton of them. The sharpers getting
wind of this fact approached him aud
by playing on his generosity secured .
transfer OF portion Of the money
and finally succeeded in getting him
to accept q bogus Government bond
for security of all the money he had.
Detectives are on tho track Of the
thieves.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-04-21

"A plain Wisconsin man, horri6ed q over
hearing his wife ejaculats, ''Thst's the kind
Of closhss-p;n am" vent out to attempt
suicide. = T
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-04-21

A fash;cnasle lady went 10 party mot
long dnce. She survived there about
ths first Of tbs evening, bpt tho Last 81
her dress ia not arrive till after twelve
o'clock. 49,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-04-21
ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, April 20 The Adventist
assembled In . private way last night
and waited TIL nearly morning With
their white robes IN readiness Tor The
expected coming Of Christ. They
finally dispersed quietly.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-04-21
TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, April 17-This morning
leo here is.a quarter of an inch thick,
and the weather 10 very cold. All ex-
posed vegetation 10 frozen. It 10 be.
lieved that oil the fruit, cotton and
wheat here and in the adjoining States
are seriously injured It not entirely
killed.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-04-21

OLD GExT-"What do you wear
specs for, boy 2" Bcotback-'sCos /
puts such shiny chine on genHemens
boots II hnrh me eyes~H Harper BE-,
E0fs .
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-04-21

CHICAGO, April 30.-Hon. J A Gar.
Geld Is In the city enroute to Ban
Francisco, where he will spend sey6r.
81 months for the purpose Of recruit.
ing his health. II
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-04-21

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1880 wnelecele n9uee.~ ~ ~
Rsaem y 1eB uaeoaA Dstaa-"..s .-..s....-... g
2ee11l 4. a3sss II Ieal tobacco. !. q
49, AZ e; e. 80 e e ere % ~ ssasssas s
nse,sU % hAanfecsured toeacco. ........... q
0AnuSlctayofo Of Dltli6 Observation-Disclosures. e e
A14 foe 1Ach Qtjl banufactnsed.. .....,.. n -
.An1 tee each Wcgn mspIiactafs6. ......, 88
4a1ufAetatets q tooaoc0. .....,....: RI ID
s sSSSn1es.s9fin, y L. :;.:s q
e ass:ss e o:ssf sai..i., soop
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g sssss 'sisal Is %
g p0oNE co1veyAocol .....s 10 %
zeWeee g - tAen 20 o4te
1ssweS o. eo0 eesyess Of ~ q
Any p1ts6a. - Labie, who shall tail 10 etaniis
= ~ sss ter.gcl.s sseaissnsass wv % sahlSSs
. iessops q arns liable 70 Nv sny II ~ sleela,
HnsTs ~ ~ 2ses !, n ~ sSPi ~
49, !sMs !. az p.y sSt an1 psoease ~ VIZ.
isk - xkirio1f SC2fsEh s$lS e is =
comm!.stcsss d ilts1sN Sevs1se,
$s.ss.s.ss. ;. s g.. vs. j. ,s,a3 -;
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-04-21

The Warrington d. G., Repxblicon
says "thsre can DO no middle ground
Tin American politics-oas must be q
/" Republican ora Democrat" This hss
become more and moro evident q the
battle closes In for the Presidential
campaign Of '76. Another great stsug.
gle IL upon "a, and It 10 between tbs
same elements which fought the Pres.
identisl contest Of 80, aud later, The
passage at srms for four years between
tho hosts standing for tho preservation
Of the Union and finally, liberty to Ill
men, and those who fought for The do.
struction OF the Union aud The sstab.
lishmsnt of government for . portion
of the COUNTRY, founded upon slavery.
The chief Of the Southern Conseder.
acy says the cause for which they
fought 10 not permanently lost but 10
triumph 10 dswning In tho political
outlook. In this sentiment be % Joined
BY hundreds Of thonsands Of greater
or lesser note who followed OF sympa.
bized with his fortunes in the rsbal.
lion. United with them juss q nav
were before the rebellion Il The great
Democratic party North with eli ito
prejudice against The Republican party
and it, hatred Tor the negro Raee, il
fondness for the loaves and hshes OF
Office, and with them 10 . double
viz: fret, to re.organize the
scattered elements Of ths party dis.
rupted by tho unholy act Of treason
and seemingly TO hide and keep down
the rank and open treason still lurking
among the Southern Democratic
allies. They know full well that Il the
oldcst "trsason" 10 not thoroughly kept
wrapped in the meal while the battle
for the mastery 10 being fought. Il win
result In hopeless defeat II the ne.
publicans suggest that This disleyalty
Is still rsmpaut--&hst u win not do O.;
trast moo % recently In ssns fos thss
destruction Of tho Union, or 90 reesnt.1
~ sympsshiziDg with those who ala,
then democracy replies that The Re.
publican party, with III IL wondrous
leniency towards traitors, les party
Of unforsivsnsss, OF unrslentine ~
mcmbrsBces Of hatred, and opposed
10 elsspiug hands scross tho bloody
,hasm. Their sEgumsot il this: that,
L In addition - being kind 70 and for.
giving the criminal, b 10 not again
1t once put in places ~ tsnst. and The
put ont Of position 70
make room for hiw. tbso isjusties 81
done him, and the vietoss ars ipdpls.
Ing IN . spirit OF relentless hatred.
rixs IL the battle on hand. and Il 10 sn |
sventful aad IN important one. deeply
'fsctiDg the nation n it, result.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-04-21

Caflyle is not Ct msn fyr census taker.
he says "EDg.and Is populated by 40, oo0,-
600 fouls mostly fools."
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-04-21
Rhefs lslspA PelleicS and Prchib.
1B)4Ns

PRoylpIxcE, April l6-The second
trial 10 this city to-day to elect Sem
atos and nine Representatives to the
General Assembly resulted in. the
oho3ce Of the regular Republican tick.
et supported by the liquor interest.
This probably secures the election Of
Henry Tippitt, Governor, and the re.
peal Of the Prohibitory and State Con.
atsbulsry laws.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-04-21
BATE OF LEXINGTON.
Celebration Of its Ono Haudrcath
AmnfvRPaARV.

Anniversary.
Concord, April 19.-From six In the
morning till noon there was continuous
stream Of carriages pouring in from tho
country in all directions. BY 10 o'clock
there were 80, 1000 spectators along the line
OF the procession's intended course.
President Grant spent the night 1t the
house Of the E. r. Hoar and remained there
all morning.
The professions formed in diviaious, The
State authorities coming 6rst, thon Presi.
dent Grant, with prominent military. and
naval officers, Judges of tho Supreme Coert
Senators, Representatives, and other Ma
tional Officers. In the third division were
Governors Dlngley Of Maine, Weston, Of
Vermont, Ingersoll Of Connecticut, and
Lieut. Gov Van Sandt OF Rhode Island, ~.
companied by various military organize
tons.
In the other divisions were the 4aseA.
chusetts Society of the Cincinnati, ofRcera
Of Harvard College, Masonic societies Of
Massachusetts,, Historical Society Of New
England, and delegations from . large
number of towns 10 New. Ecgland, and
military escorts.
On arriving at the grand tent an address
was delivered by Ra p',Wsl 70 Emerson, and
poem read by James Russell Lowell.
DiDgley responded to the toasts.
Judge Ho.r read letter from Fred
Douglas.
By s O'Clock tho visitors had generally
left the village owing to the severe cold
weather, which was becoming more I'M
pleasant hourly.
In the evening grand ball was given
at which the President and party appeared
The scene was very brilliant.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-04-21

Z The mems trowsers sss swelling and the
woment skirts are ehyinkiug. Where will
Il all end?
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-04-21

BosToN, April l9-The city is liter.
ally deserted, Thousands having Como
to Lexington and Concord, and bust.
ness d generally suspended.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-04-21

Bronze boots will again twtuhls % ladies'
lset next summsr-eauss % says Dame
Fashion.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-04-21

Newspaper Interviewing 10 alreedZ 2
soss sfss Sys.p&-S-.-------,-.. zuty
would hill almost any body OF anything for
The cake Of q, s;pensstion.n
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-04-21

: L Troy bigAm,st ran out Of hask doc,
while HE tso wives were fighting over tho
question ~ 70 which should havs him, and
has not yet bean seen.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-04-21

Rev. j. NJ. Hatfield, Of Philadelphia,
formerly of Chicago, in Sunday SER
mon, recently discussed At length the
errors Of the Press Of the country.
He said:
"The evils have spoken Of are Of
slow growth, aud the most that we can
hope ia that they may be gradually
corrected. 1t ia TO be remembered
that the people who patroDize a news.
paper are largely responsible for lite
character. The publishers aim to fur.
nish an article that will sell. l venture
to suggest a few methods by which the
evils we are deploring might be cor.
sccted. Every person who writes for
a newspaper might be required 10 ap.
pend his proper name to his articles,
but on thie point / speak rather tenta.
lively than dogmatically. The i'm.
personality OF the prese. while 1t has
advantages, ia constantly operating in
many ways to the public detriment,
and chiefly by giving fictitious i'm.
portsnce to the uttorances ofworthloss
men. II we knew who the Bohemian
was who hides behind the editorial,
we would often caro- nothing for opin-
lens and predictions which now mis.
lead as. More stringent laws for the
punishment of libel are needed in
many of the States. Editors should be
held to a moral and social responsi.
bility for the character of their journ.
ais. Ii they send out sheets adapted
to the atmosphere OF grog-shops, and
brothels, they are doing the work Of a
BLACKBOARD, and should be consigned
5<om eooicty. Tho s5zssed excluded
reforming the abuses of the press q,
however, for respectable mon to pat
ronize only respectable newspapers.
The duty of all good citizens toward
unprincipled papers 10 to let them
alone severely. Such course would
abate q nuisance that hiss become In
tolerable."
There is not a single article Of any
kind that is put upon the market for
sale but what into its composition
there enters largely what will make It
sell-what will please the people. This
characteristic ia sought 70 be given the
article by tho proprietor, In . very
large number of cases regardless Of the
right or wrong of the matter. News
papers are not exceptions TO the rule.
They never have been sn exception
and If of late there srs those papers
which have become less reputable in
character than in former times It 10
simply because the reading public de-
mand them. With very many OF the
newspapers Of the country the charac-
ter of men and women are trcsted Of
SO small importance that they are
slandered upon mere hearsay, upon
the slightest and flimsiest reports and
not infrequently without any founda-
ton therefor, merely to get ups sen.
sation for their voracious readers. We
agree fully with the Reverend gentle.
man, that in this respect there should
be remedy. Every man and wo.
mans reputation is sacrificed to them,
and newspapers which infringe upon
them should be made to pay the sever
est penalty.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-04-21

Tslk about tha poetry Of motion and
sylphliks grsce, but did you ever stand b
aud .eea woman ues . one.tined fork 70
dop. stove cover Off
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-04-21
CHICAGO.

CasoAao, April l0.-The following
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-04-21

General Sheridan hes gone strolling
along the Bio Grande, locking for Mexican
hspd.ts.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-04-21

BR1GHAM You've has bseu re.chosen
leader Of the Mormon flock, end siaes
tho prosecutions for Polygsmy have
been carried On TO sucoessfnl tsrmin.
alton, on behalf Of the Staas, and bis
nineteenth frow Eliss, hes rot d.
vorce and . handsome verdict for MI.
mouy, the old Phophesis very mad. He
gives vent 10 bic wrath In his Sunday
tabernacle sermons. The Mormon
Legislature of Utah thought thsy conld
starve out the United Slater Courts by
refusing 70 make provision for The ex.
penses Of the same, and % Congress
passed law enseting that when tho
Legislature refused 10 make provision
for the expenses OF the courts they
should be paid from the appropriation
for legislative expenses. This In.
creased the rabiduess Of tho Patriarch
He especially hates common schools.
They are An sbominssion In HE eyes.
He considers II an outrage that rich
men should be msds TO pay tho ex.
penses Of educating the children Of the
poor. He Joins heart and hand with
some other eminent church divines In
hating the common schools OF the
the country. Brigham would tsach
the young ideas how TO shoot towards
Mormonism-he would have th6m get
nary q spark of mental culture unless
1t be thoroughly mixed with lessons
Of their Creator according TO Brigham
the Prophet.
Considering the multiplication Of
children In BrighAm's peculiar way,
"if let alone, q Je6. Davis wished to
be, 1t would not take long for the
to have population enough Tor . rood
sized State Of Youugs and the descend
ants OF his Elders. In such 6taxe
there would b no ased Of . governor
Or legislature or State or county OH
cers, for Brigham could, sceording to
his custom. unto The government OF
the church and State In his own per.
son. No-Bdgham wants the children
Of his possessions to grow In mind
In his hot hosase, and not out In tha
open free air Of indspsndsnt thought.
Brigham has patron saints OF his kind
In this regard In . good many plsces.