The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-24
Especial CORE snonde nee OF THE oLo
LETTER FROM NEVADA.
Brother Brigham Stocks-The Silver ]
lem -Nevadas Resources--The Cente,
Weather.
BROTHER BRIGHAM,

by the prominence given hie name in i,
graphic an' other news, one would c
clude that he was good for another
Jury at least. He has just been beatenls
civil suit to recover land, which, witbs
, conviction some time ago in the Upa
States courts of one of his followers
charge OF bigamy, and other signs ofa
times, shows that he is likely ere lopi
have all The work he will want to att
to, vigorous as he is, the courts of I y
being at last out of bis power. His suce
10 getting AX'ell, his plant tool, appoir
governor of New Mexico. and the emie
ton not long ago of 500 Mormons Fl
this to that territory, have lent strcnrtf
the silly story of the New York Sun 4
there was about to be general bepra
Mormons into that territory, and that.
admitted to the Union, by the time she
came state she would be overrun nv
mormons and be Mormon state. q
reason given by the Sun, il rememl
correctly, was that Brigham wanted to
in state instead of territory, which
not true. In territory he is in meast
out of the sisterhood of states. and tn
representatives are not as particular abe
how Brigham conducts his harems a
things. They are after him hard enou
now, with Poland laws and gentle juri,
How much worse would be his fix We
Utah a state ? The SIMS next reason
worse yet. / says the building of the T
ciiic railroad has placed Salt Lake in su
direct communication with the GENT
world that Brigham wants to 60 to Ne
Mexico to get out of the reach
civilization. Now New Mexico
further out of the world than any .tbe
part OF the Union except the regions the
Black Hills, it is true, but long yeai be,
fore Mormon COLONY could make hses
in that desert which would compareith'
what they have done in Salt Lake 'or
Scott VIII have railroad through ther.
ritory, doing greater business tha,bel 8
Central Pacific ever will, and bringlto 8
Arizona and Southern California thods
of the dissatisfied people Of the southo
are now disguised enough with ir
homes among the outnumbering "nis"
but who are not attracted by the d
northern country opened up by the PIT
overland railroad. Such constituents
would come from those southern 81.
with their pockets full of pistols and b
kniyes, you'd make short work of SUI
semi-oigarchy semi-autocracy as tha
Brigham and his elders, and he know,
Had the hun RECALLED US with story of
brigham was going over the borders
Mexico its story could have been swall
ed more readily, as there is no danger,
he present rate of progress, of his be |
nvertaken by civilization there during
next hundred years. But the immeu
properties and besutified homes Will
many high lights in the Mormon churt
have built up out of the Salt Lake are NJ
To be deserted, even at the comm md O
he prophet md vlce-gerenf of God AM
br guam owns more property than thel
All. lie won't receive any revelation
mnandlng him to leave such an INNER
properly as is his at Salt Lake, we Can
assured.
STOCKS
are dow II, away down, partly because
N n y has lef, California street to look. |
Ter the unpr ctd ned wheat crop of
iolden stAtG, which cause will be remoi |
BY . tober, but more, l hi k, on accot |
II the great depreciation of the valut |
'ilver bullion. Bullion has been as lows
forty seven pence in the London mart |
lurng the past week, which is 2Ol5n
,ent below its STANDARD value. Tnioi |
'our e places great drawback on the l.
yer mlning IN lusiIy,as discount of twty |
Der c'nt knocks off all the profit and lees
nnlhg 10 be done AT u dead loss. My
men have teen discharged from the t.
'ada mines during the past few weekspd
more mus follow ii silver stays do wn. he
'niy d'vldepd-paying mines on the (m-
Iiock, the Cunsul dated Virginia anChe
Jalif0rnia. have fallen in market reset
vely from $S7 S44 and from 5000 a
iitle more Than halt that, within dew
months. Let silver become the mediu OF
Xchangc east of The Rockies, let BAN be
equired to deposit silver against theicir-
'ulatlnn, let silver stand behind every.gal
ender note, and the mines of Nevadwil
gain prosper, and silver will again !, as
before The war, above instead of tenty
Ter cent below par.
THE SILVER PROBLEM.
Some imagine that if Nevada KEGS on
silver at the present rate Sc will
hut the whole world in time, aneilver
WI e'nreciate to the value of i'm or
''her base me,sls. This Is not so. With
Ill the increase IN Production herdt has
lot compared with the faAiss uN other
making allowance for ne in
,rease in population of the worl The
liver product of the whole world as not
IS much by four millions of dolls last
'ear as in 1873 and 1890 it was s. OOO,-
100 against $72 10000 in 1875, solat we
AVE none too much silver now, or lse the
world had too much in 1890 for NO will
to say the population of th world
las not increased in greater )ropor-
ions than the silver product Add
o this the remembrance that
IS fast as civilization advances.so fast
res the proportion of the world'Sopula-
Who furnish a market for the silver
product increase, and we see thel is no
au.e for alarm.
We need borrow no trouble abut any
permanent depression in the value of sill
'er bullion, Just ROW there is depres-
ION, and the United States, who ~ the
most interested IN keeping it up, hing the
,realest producer, has driven siler from
Il OF It's territory but couple { states
ere on the Pacific coast, aud is tying, by
emonetizng i, to drive it even firm here.
'oreign capitalists, who hold the Promises
\ the government rpbaamo hla J, oil,