National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-12

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brigham Youne.s sermon
rrcm the New York Hera,d.
The Mormon prophet bs, sen, ON, . re,or,
Of his last sundays discourse. In rh,ch am. a,
the threatening sentences are .,lmin.,.a R,,
even Youpg's own autboriy.d xer,,or A. .n,n
GENTLY full OF words Of blood and hints OF si,ush
,e YET, nna me threasning lsnxuaEe originally
10 iss,ISv ~ 10 M" ~ III. c,,,,,s IN, ,i ,y
guage Ia Al Snnasy ~, .n.n /. shh nn,
Inc a,entiie res,dents ~ Sal, -. ss,y ~
duce them 10 make pr,nsrsticn. ~ .end;n~ III.
uttered snyrbero s.ain.t the Morm,s. y. ri
ysns or reIIyion . ries Eyc, AZ. anss,.. -, "
iygamy rests for The present: nosciy i. s,ss.,s
inr n why. then ,houla R,,.h,m 49,
preach n sermon mil on d.,t L,n,s y, .-i.
siauyh,.rs W VAIN "'"N " o""'hE
There {: su, one e..:s for q Al, tina, any on.
salt T. ave t,ty an ~. si., =, III. Jn m.e,t AZ
fore IL = no 10 annsay = nnmbe, AZ vi,.s.s ~ ~
testimony, there 10 reascn TO hope. viii reveal
tnc authors OF and the actors In the cruel mas
tpiais has hem sn.cn,sS ~. ser we
meet tor n further investigation, and rpdaeniS
brigham Young gets visions Of blood and slsugh.
tracs. "Au'e nc 'ee' JUSTICE on MS own
we should like 70 see the Pre.,d.,, ,..,, =.
publ, and decided intrrest in ans ,n.,,.. W.
should like inc neo,le Morman sna n.n,i,
Utah, 10 have some pubIIe and e.nsn,rrons
assurance that thi, Li,ieou, crime "a 10 he,,s,s,
10 the bottom. and Thai n. aptba,. No n.,,s,
who they are shall b, brought 10 ;ns,Ses W.
should like TO know that the Attorney General IL
ter and tsat he h N nin1 ynan M. onn .ean,s,.
some part fthe heavy burden Of this investixa-
uon anu not ieasins ~ All, IN Pertnnetcry SORT
and IL. ot he, Nor,nn. $500. S sa..,..sn eunk
well the meaning and the prchs HE eonseou.ner,
Of this Investigation; they know that unless IL Is
stopped In some way n dark aud terrible story Of
long continued murder and lawlessness viii be
exposed, In which many Of them will hgure Is
The responsible actors. They do not intend to let
the investigation proceed, ard they have still
very great power over their deludcd subjects and
great wealth an innence with which te corrupt
T ba roefG &c them opponsn m the Attorney
awake to this?
Gable N.y. Fran, ,h. So, =,
From Inc ~ Sa,, snn. ~ war;
I'm u' '"e &c" ,or. sun"
"aa pA'u! e'e' peen sueh oon'in-
uoes oa,!purins VI iA'se news from any part OF
t.' "o''u "s nAs ".en sent auHnk the ntt Tort
w" ,, io''i 'ne i,t'"n OF h'h'aiy oPefauess IN
ranm Ra,,,a. VI, M, y OF hs aea Erie-
that were unuon, and host. Of t.rissn.r, nere,
captured, have appeared befare the eyes Of man.
Kind only to disappear from sight soon aGeru,rd.
We have as yet no Trustworthy Information OF
any serious battle between Michael and M htar
In any part OF Armenia There has been some
Ra.s.ns naT. saT, Sss 70 .r o. ns The
force there They are advancing BY c.snyerrinr
lines upon Errcrouin, hut the Turks. who are in
vented their reaching II. When the reader xr.sn,
these few facts he knows as much a. any body
about operations In the neld.
England In the War.
From the Nc~ York Times:
Public opinion in England 10 very much
agitatcd on the subject Of the war In the East
The prevailing idea, so far a. communicable At
this distance, is that Of panic. One party !.
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