Show I 1 in utah I 1 11 tt I 1 caril 4 last mail from salt lake city reu ile d j be feie e on oil the and baingi bringing lil dates J cele the 1 y 21 represents the state of a affairs airs in 1 to territory ds as ominous of an immediate between the saints and the united i I 1 to states iii troops the difficulties are comoli iii i td by an open disagreement verging merging toj ca es mis jap re beaw tween een gov cumming Cuin ining and j al johnston this ibis discord between the be heads beads of the civil anti and military power is i most unfortunate a at such a juncture and can call 1 it to stimulate the tion and sand hostile llinus of the Mou Aloin lons the crisis was to brou glit on by an effort made by the united 1 i states ate 9 justice of the third district to ent ii the laws and bring criminals to justice oi n badge j cradlebaugh having decided on oil holt hol int iaia court in it provo made application to 1 general C I 1 nral johnston for a guard Ns which aepli I 1 ca cation 1 l n as nf complied 0 plied with A C company alp a U 0 of f il t h he 1 ath 1 infantry a u try under command of cap port tain am he heh b was detached for the service efforts ivere ere then made anade to bring certain murderers to trial inal the marshal arrested tome lime of the accuse accused dj including the bishop of ine the ati plat this proceeding proceed ig excited the mormons cormons Mor mons i who nho as assumed g umed an attitude of hostility ana w threatened to rescue the prisoners the we deer in command of the company reported to att recondition condition of affairs to the general who acred eight companies of infantry a 1 I cidron dron of dragoons and a section of the he t i light battery under the command of major ani to the vicinity of provo when gov miot cumming g was informed of all this he atoo proclamation embodying a solemn tat a against abst the mil military itry movement faso aresser addressed a letter to gen johnston n noting esting him to order captain heth and 1 in his company to encamp outside the walls ta ails ot of f prova pi crand and captain paid and ins hit 5 command 04 to assume such a position as would relieve i tit the lilor cormons mormons mons of all apprehension after I 1 ireful careful observation he declares that that a mili tary force is it necessary in that v vicinity to these re requests bests or instructions gen john i itao 00 replies dt at length remarking he is is unit darto to no obligations wh what ateer eier to conform to i them tile I 1 he troops therefore remain in provo andeits and its vicinity and the are mutually incensed against each other i 1 in the meantime agitation was vas spreading 0 10 o abrou agut the mormon so se clements tle ments and inn 1 lien i and strife were hourly anticipated id seem that the U b S ji judges adges and the 0 ober er i civil authorities anthon ties dissented front from cum boings bins policy and prompted the military rl d demons t rations discord and anarchy were vere is afe rte the authority of the federal govern itel atit was paralyzed by the dissensions be gween cumming Ci imming and johnston JoL the law was ri inoperative and the mormon murderers of i gentiles Gra even if arrested coald not be convicted tor for trial by jury was but a ceremony alao urk 1 from these facts it will be seen that the t funnon problem iq 11 as far from froin solution as it brer the condition of utah now is iden ical 1 oleith avith the condition in in abich it was when the i great teat military expedition was a 8 sent th thither tor for the purpose of establishing the reign r otla wando der rhe fhe work which should have been done a year ear ago 19 is to be done yec tte presence of an all army at camp hovd flo dd lias has failed fade to intimidate that fanatical and all trea friable community the peace commis rioters rio lioner ners anti and the have failed to con them they are telli equally ally insensible to threats and kindness they spurn all ment but their own theocracy arid and a trample on all laws laves but the canons of that order abnormal in in feeling and or organization aniza ut I 1 they can never be harmonised harmonis ed either or collectively collect nely with the people Is orthis country ir the e effect act 0 of mr buchanann Bucha nans policy has i limp been to postpone the instead ct grappling with the difficulty dihe lilea a states bin he t temporized temporised emp or d and add faltered paltered palter palt red ered with w etli it anti and nil Ill ellmost most pr probably oba bly transmit it to his 1 set OT we ila ibave ve no hope that lie will adopt lold bold measures now the keynote key note of his big pulley policy is to be found in his weakness of I 1 caracter dar acter to glide over or evade difficult linstead liti Wa instead of grappling grap plinz with them boldly ud them has been the governing kle 0 of tile his action we presume the cost coat of the expedition to V tali and its maintenance up tip to this tune time amounts to not less than fiete it or twe twenty ty millions billions of dollars in la return for far it title alie g goi ov has not even ac aired moral force or influence the cost of the parag paraguay ex tion will not be less than five idill Z 11 the peaceful victories of mr buchanan as ag call them are dear luxuries A lew more of ottliee them would woold dry i ip p the alir source their peculiarity it is that even i in material outlay they are as as expensive as ilar ar llis hii domestic as well a as 9 his is foreign polia is c itally extravagant in in cost and in in results I 1 hail the money which has been wasted on this la utah eppedi expedition tion be been en employed in fit the construction I 1 f the pacific railroad the goldbon of the mormon difficulty would laie hate been found after the completion of that it oter but a short time would v haie hai e I 1 until the hr would be obliged to cirp from utah atall ax ad from Aris missouri anti and ois their ito isolation lation it is which prevents pre enta 1 abir dr disintegration should Bri brichant ghant young ald his priesthood be forced into another exodus there are thousands ft f infirm chi 1 dren calf the faith who ho w would old rather remain i it egypt than endure the perils penis and priva lion on 0 of f the wilderness i behold te hold that the popular sovereignty doe doc hotnes brines ot of douglas are exploded by the utah otest it in that hat territory popular sovereignty sovereign means the sovereignty 0 of fanaticism treason aim Ind polygamy there popular in r sovereign ity makes lakes the laws which eppu declares canites reeking m with ith bloodshed not murderers but true tie liol soldiers diers of ill the e church nothing more I 1 Is re aired to demonstrate the charlatanism of popular as a political dogma wan than tilt the enory of c utah it t culminates in je the e rule of the caliph b and an a ideal of society aa lwft sti pent dna |