New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-24

iaroWap 90 confer with COL Dame, and their counsel
and orders that tis enigrant emp i, -! " All
mn trpliad Men, women, and chudteh AI,
LA br "vce such as arc too younc 10 tell tales ana
n the IndiaHs cannot do II without hcp we must n'
Them" commenced pleading iOf thc sonPi!l -,
sJ tbogb sornc Of them have behaved badly they nVe
been pretty web cbastiscd My pocy Mou p io 80,
cattle and Withdraw with them under prons' LINZ ons
would not modest The coInliy any more 1 m a then, 10
California. told them that this course C,.lu wv hn
them into trounle. fiisbee salu NV INV VIZ" IT, and
there lies the danger IN Icing ~ yo rnnIicd That
in fhe attack ON Tuesday night two men br0Ae ou OF o
tbcv Isc met ri Richcys spring by stewart joel Nhe'
al arotbcr man whose name has passed. from me.
Stewart asked tho two men their names wien ,hCs ,
a thS sprimg ami being told in reply by one OF me nm
hat his name was Alden, and that The other was DuGh
FROM the einiSfants o9inp,,n M "a,,in@ Take
nat d-n Won" The other man Ghe Dntchuap
wheeled to leave joel White trtd ana MOelSu " i
bocF m tbr cnicrants camp He said because ho "as
tracked back and they knew he was ibefS. aS' it
them do ANYTHING they wished with HIM. ana ten tHcn
We Ira ou s uG. Hin Counselor and Robert Wiley and
others spoke reroyng me shar ior yaHb G all an.
thorty tint nc would not giN0 tnc ne % o I'm,
bre hfen for thousand such PERSONS II We l1u ,, mn
co., nc continuedi tA9 va" nnr Wv ind Children will
have 10 he buchered and ourselves 100, anu l'F ~
better to die lh ours "n lac has aIrays been con
sicred one Of the sanchcst IN the Cn"en, nIm ~ tne
Lord must harden my heart before can do snch
thing" Allen said it was not wicked 10 IOsS s,,,n
90 paoes ana FRUSTRATED myself on the ground
and wept in The bitter anguish of ny, ny soul soul
While in That situation Counselor G Hopkins, near
friend Of mne came 10 me ana sald hI" !,nnI
Yon Ought not 10 do You are only el 5efnS YOU a.
own life by standing out lou cant help ~ chrley
wr0ng-tlc blame won't rest on YOU" sara:
this Is the worst this people ever Iaue. io 49,
lie said: Come, 20 back, ana !et 'IicIh n''0 INN wy
TREACHEgY PROPOSED.
Iwent back weeping like a child and took my place
and tried 10 be silent, and was until IgDee sd 'Hey
ue emlgrant must be dccOyed out through pretended
friendship could 10 longer hold my peace, and sad J.
Joseph Saith said that God hated traitor aud so 90
l. Before would be a traitor would rather take ~
men and 20 10 that camp and tel tlen they must ule
and now 10 defend themselves. and give them show Df
inrir lives that would be more honorable man 10 Deity
them like Judas" Here got other IepF1ol anu WA, WIS
ordered to hold my peace Inc pid ag,JL UPON ~ th
VAS To meet them with flag OF trace ten helh it tho
Ind ms were determined on thcr destruction that We
dare not oppose the Indians, lot We "eie ~ tr va
that ne hest we could do for them (ne clhSIdu'p was
get them and what rev. raps vie cU u, ' ne WAGON
wagons, lay their arms III the potion oI 'lS ""s
aud coyer them mp win the bed clothes, ana
Start for the settlement as soon as PosslOlI
aud trust themselves III our H..Iiis ii
children and wounded were to so WIN the Two wagons
troops To stand in readiness On the east sld" OF INC ol
ready 20 receive ia, Shtrtz ana Ntphi Ju,o VIZ
company was. strung out ON ne road 10 celaln oIi
and at the tcWOrd, Hat! do your ddty! each i,n
y,os to cover hs victim ana lire. Johnson anu ohutH
were 70 rally the Indians ana rush upon ana uiSi.CH
the women and larger children IT was uilher to,a Hlc
corrviry out the instructions would al receive Il
celestial reward" SAID was willing to put up WIN
%ifhout shedding innocent b!oodT Here / got another
lampOOuing for my stuDboicas ana uiSoVeolj Inc
tn fp Ii,e thOud told that there was MOI drop
az innocent brood in the whole company or cLlSfhs'
Also referred 10 the Gentle nations VINO refused me
hilargn oi Israel passage through their country wien
Moses led them olt Of Egyp-tGat me ltIl heid tha
crime against them, and whcn l'IaI Ehh'n silOh, tIo
DID, astII d.,
WOinoii' anu Tti Have they not threatened to
M0rsS man To- Iedcrs and nrophrts ana have they not
bop,tod oi numbering our in'dntohS aaI rronrS' J,-
blood" They sad was good, LIBERAL, lroc-h"lri%d
man but too much of This sympathy onI DC alWas In
uc way; that every now rad 10 show his coiOfs
That n was not safe 10 have a Judas ~ mp.
Then IL was proposed that every man express HIM
self ihat II there who would not Keep close
month they WAITED 10 llIow It tbcn. This gave me TO
understood what I'M GIT expect ii continued 70 oppose
Major lie6ce said Brother Lee is right Let MIN take
a- .rr",.ou Of tia people" knew dare refuse
50 mad every SPEAK and cApIc,S himself All SAID
eI that ,.c leaders had the spirit II God and knew
better what right than they aid They then wanted
pressed item" Every eye WAS upon me is | paused
"But" said "yOu can 40 a. You please; VIII hot ol
Nas Inc question " / will try" was my answer will
bcr. say that ne Of offending Brigham foun5 and
'oia55,ajole' in ParswaIi under J. Z. l. sm.h IN
Ielt int OF tni5 nave slos,n IN my autobiography.
Saturday morning an was ready ana very h.h as
signed his post %! duty. Di"uE the nt.l or rather
before diy i, johnson ana ShliZ dhhu7!tl '!tf
IAuHus, inc DetttI 20 ueo' u go i'i.' ,i"t
Ocpck a: the troops under Major Hl-ptt look thti!
pOSiOu road. The TAitc Elg was stl hep; up Ia
line corral. IiiDec called william BacLan OUT OF tnc
ranks 10 take dg 81 truce 20 Inc CORRAL lie WIS met
about half way with an"t.cr white hdE from the emf
rtufs' camp. They bad talk. the cIu.rInt was iOt
We had come rescue them they "ouia trust Us Both
men with htgs returned - thHIr respective PAGES ana
reported, ana "tit 10 httt a-ai anu nIii& "'i' M
hes called To ana inform them ire conditions,
and II accepted, Dan Mcfarland, "roher 10 John dc
Farauu lawyer, WHO Acted ad-It-ctnip WUuld BRING
back word AID thea the wagons @Oud De srni Tor the
proposed accepted, bat not without disuust.
Ind as tlr 10 ~ possible ~ fact NY tongue re-
fused 10 perform ITS ohcc. sat down on the ground IA
the corral where some young mon were engaged III
paying the last respects 10 some person VINO mad just
twice and talked While sal there she related their
troubles said that OF their number were hncd and
A. wounded the first attack; That several had died
since. She asked me if was an indian a-ent. said
- Ia one sens an "a; hnet mas "pRoin5.d ie
heard alterWard The question asked and
answered in me same manner by Mcfarland WHO had
been sent by igb,c to the corral 10 HuFry up Tor
fear that the Indians would come back and be upon
them"
THR MASSACRE.
When all was ready, Samuel McMurdy, counselor to
Bishop F. X smith (fllingen-mh), drove out on the
lead. His wagon had the II children, clothing and arms
Samuel Knight drove tie other team, with five wounded
men and one boy about - years old. I walked behind
the wagon 10 direct the course and to shun being
in the heat the slaughter but this kept myself
When we got TUNED larry 10 the east, mOti0ncd 10
McMuIdy north across tnt valley. the same
time told tho women, who were next 70 the wagon To
follow the road 10 the troops, which they did Instead
OF saying TO MrMury not To drive 80 ists ne swurc
my trail said 10 the contrary, 70 drive my aim
get out Of sight before tie irnG commenced.
winch did. We were aboa. bdf u mile ahead OF the
company when We heard the lfst lining.
Wo hau driven over iiugc oi rolling ground and down
Oh "A low fiat The nriug siilu lcUus along the
whole line. The moment tue rn commenced Mc3luidy
ia ted and tied his lines The IOd Uf hs wagon box
stepped down cody Will uOublc-baIcIed AOt-,tA,
walked back to knights wagon VINO had tnc wouuded
men, and was abOu 20 feet in Je lcar As he raised
piece .e sad, Lord, Gud receive their spirits for
the Kingdom Of lIcs,cis sake that his
hrcd and killed ~ So lc Knight mad m.4zic-
loading me ana he shot aud kllcl che men, then
Tie wounded boy Tho head who 1cil dead. H.
Inc 2 a my lait