The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-19

II should be proved that The man OF God, besides
beng accessory to the murder OF the Arkansas emf
grants, basely despoilod the victims OF their goods
which he ought TO have gathered up with scrupulous
care for the benefit Of the Infant survivors, and issued
them to the Indians, charging the government thou
sands Of dollars Tor the and having his bills al
lowed, perhaps his well meaning bur deluded follow
crs viii then be convinced that such hoary old male
factor Is not III to be their religious leader aud
Of them may acquesce in the Judgment that justice
should be melted OUT 10 him We can understand why
be and his ensavod scribes should he unwilling to
have 1.-The dim past" raked over
SOUTHERN HEGIRA PREDICTED TIoU.
BILE MAY BE EXPECTED.
From the New Northwest Deer Lodge, ~ T.f
We believe that Brigham Young Will never BIO
brought to trial as criminal and that II worst
10 worst he will ey from Salt LAKE under the protec-
ton OF Mormon guns and hud refuge the on
South with thousands ot deuded but brave hearts
tween him ana his pursucra Neither he nor his fol.
lowers want trouble Salt Lake Is goodly city, and
thcy nave builded up their homes and Kingdom where
they would wish To live and die II aggression post
poned until Brghams called TO repose with his nu-
mcrous wives who have preceded him over tho river
Mormonism US u poygamous Church viii crumble;
but II he Is held Tor the crimes Mi persons cog
INFANT OF Mormon history believe him guilty OF wo
Salt Lake for the DESERT " they it In ashes
rather than his life should bs mpcried their pro-
phet-prcst and revea.or DO subject what they would
esteem martyrdom. There folly absolute as 70.
lgious folly, ana absurd and beasy regard their
creed and practices The muses. OF the Mormons believe
implicitly in them ana their leader, and they have
much ferocious taih when put 10 the test the
fanltical followers who would oridue tho Bosphorus
with their bodies that the sacred sheriff might
pass to security upon them. They will exhaust tho
resources OF patient endurance, OF cunning OF money
and oil ar,hce to defer forever, II IL may b. the day
when they must yield their leader to answer
for his blood atonemen but after these exhausted
and frutess, We believe they will yield only when
conquered We believe also the continued
peacefuIness OF the Mormous deponds great meas.
ure on the high priests being exempted from prose-
cution for their bloody code zeaousy enforced IN
carly days. tho securing OF jurcs that will
vct. II the day shall come when they arraigncd
for the DANTE massacres before tribunals that viii
convct them thcn Gentle residents may apprehend
trouble and Uncle Sam lnd 1t necessary 10 strengthen
his forces in U tah
GENr(I)LE sARCAsM--MoRMoH HISTORY THROUGH
MORMON cor.oEINa.
IRON tho Salt Lake Tribupe1
From the latest developments we believe Mormon
history will have to be written again. Now the
assurance is madc and daily rel Grated by sanity
scribe preacher that the proahood arc aching for
judicial investigation into their past acts aud the
report that the United States Marshal OF Utah will he
furnished with money enough to keep the courts
Ing criminal cases understand tickles tho whole
Latter Day hierarchy to death. For the last twenty
thirty years they have been camorng for invest-
CATION and single United States Official could DO
found who would indulge their request
So with the HERALD correspondent Brigham
Young and the everlasting priesthood would have fur
nished that journalist every facility prosecute his
search II he had only conducted It ar,ght Having
business with The chosen OF the Lord il WAS
clearly his duty to stay with them give heed to their
holy teachings and jot down every scrap of history
that might fall from their inspired lips Instead Of
which be joins himself 70 the sons Of BeliaL
Such rudcness OF COURSE offended, and this GENTLE
Journalist is making great hubbub about Zion But
not having the aid OF he worry men who have made
the history he writes to direct his inquiries of course
he has got on wrong and hts sensational stories arc
not to be believed.
But now that the government has awakened to the
urgency of this Utah question, and IL about TO furnish
means to thoroughly look into its details every priest
and avman In the Latter Day fold is ovcrjoyed at the
news, aud hardly restrain his Impotence TO have
the work begun. The priesthood want m
their own way
THE ALLIES OF THE MoRMoNs AGAIN AT
woRK-DEpREDATroNs BY BEIaHAMs INDIAN
MUkDERERs.
From the Salt Lake Tribunel
Tho redskins whom the Mormons have quartcred on
Bear River. short distance above Corinne like their
Mormon brethren consider that cnes have no rights
which they bound To respect Last Thursday night
an OK tram loaded with freight aud going to Montana
camped near the Indian village, and the next morning
ten head OF the reghter's cattle were found dead No
marks OF violence could be discovered upon the dead
animals and the Indians to work taking Off
the hides aud carrying away the carcassea
IL Is believed 10 be- tho doings Of these
dusky battle OF Old Brigham and his
Hill, who prcsides over the village but
how TO prove 1t is the difficulty. At any freight
viii in the future be likely steer clear OF these
model Mormon aborigines. In the meantime, how
ever swell that the public should know three
fold object OF tho priesthood In concentrating the reds
ut that point First IL Is for the object OF keeping
settlers out OF Bear River Valley; second II is tho
pricsthoods standing menace Corinuc, and third.
these Indians are being used for the purpose COB
bling the public lands Tor tho benefit OF tho priests
We're It not for The fact OF these Indians beng quar-.
tered where they by the Mormons Boar River Val
ICY woud specify DC fettieu by Gentle pop uation.
As Il is emigrants feel that they cannot afford to live
by such ncighbors and prefer pass Idaho and
other Western Territories 10 settle The public inter-
ess, therefore, demand that these battle Brig
ham Young be removed to their reservation.
MORE ACCEPTABLE ALTERNATIVE 70 THE
WORLD AT LARGE.
From tho New Albany tlndI Ledgerstandardl
Brigham Young talks about lighting tho United
States government, N he arrives at tho conclusion
that he Will he convicted IN the courts. He knows