| Show esst isit fc THE ftp A ril hil B ST R ber ref ET NEWS ME VS art act 1 1 TRUTH AND LIBERTY ALBERT alnert editor editon eitor eltor fillmore WEDNESDAY Y JUNE 2 UNFAIR TREATMENT OF UTAH A MORE striking contrast cannot well be imagined than that now presented before the whit whole i country in m the treatment by the ad AA ti inq f the two territories utah and kansas kanbas in eitl the presidents eints special ines message sage 0 of feb anil ad ir ii is 19 stated that kansas was in a atac atau of raf rAt rebellion lellio n and that the ibe territorial established by congress would ion lon long iong before beffie have been subverted subi anbi arted had it not abe been en 1 protect protected from a assaults 1 by the fed red federal I 1 eral troops but though athis this is we bee see seethe the administration administrated proposing her admission into the uvion union all bil the influence in in its its power and ana every eveny specia of inducement to baveler ba have her t placed raeh rael reel I 1 hough she be on an equal foot log ing wit with the mast most favored states kanbas kansas may reir co convulse e the union from centre to ci circumference cum ference ferenee be the means of producing sectional feuds felds of the most dai dar dangerous erdus erous and bloed bloddy ya character and diffuse an influence throughout out the republic that seriously threatens to bult ault in civil chiv il war and y yet et the remedy td tod by chechi the chief lef magistrate for all thebe these I 1 evlie evils is her br speedy V admission nto I 1 the confederacy as s a state but how is it with utah who thou though b declared blared duo dVo lo 10 bein b in a state or of rebellion lik ilk li emse Levise bas faas evee pur pursued sueda a peaceable obedi obedient erit loyal and co course r se aho who has li ever engendered sectional pai pal animosities whose inhabitants have bave never neven indulged in im civil war and required federal interference to k kepi kepl epi them froni from cutting each with vitha hera ili lii II 11 there an effort t made ulie Ulle io elevate vate her to give hen her heathe the ri rights 0 ats she cl claims alms Aime no noi noy her very peace ablen ess ha has made mada her a butt fo for fon r everi every every faction faction 7 lat ui to vent his abuse and spleen upon utah ulah whose territorial government has nevel never needed bayonets to sustain it against the e assaults of her herb cit citizens ilene tiene and whose only n Y 1 bimle consists in debandi demanding g her fier rights and even n if that be achime a crime when compared pAr edwith with those of which Kail kaii sasA s ben been cuilty sinks into utter insignificance must be warred against and feel ea the full w weight ig hl of executive f 1 at U ap ea regiments agim mu must at be ra i 8 ed d aluah taught that though thong hother other othen rles ries may defy the ration and healt treat it and its appointees with coat ampt yet s e must I 1 not presume to tc asir asic for any r right ut remain satisfied coee hora and the powers that belinky git fit volun voluntarily I 1 to grant grine unto ento be ber her r 1 i nen men ea ff theu anted states we appeal toon to look at the tae contrast bertt berit be rih rit reasonable eiso hable and not riot iet let your prejudices 1 hinder you oil from fiora a josi josl a ivard Wh athas been mea he agest b cx utah ilas dias lias been accused and for the suppression of which armies have been leila levico avva it ivas assaid said sald that we had bad b not ot ati dic 1 antly honored th he federal oi erb ers who had bad been k 11 1 f I 1 nent cent nt sm mong ong us S ai and nd the ostensible object of the fitting out of the utah expedition of the past a eabon eason wab was to 0 burnort such ap appointees poin teeb true ta e 0 other othir o ahmes were weno alleged aldege against us but as th their examination atlon and extirpation came under the 1 1 l of the federal auth orRies and th they ey were loudly and strenuously denied by us they were not dwelt upon upon to ady any extent by the I 1 I 1 ja the as a cause causa for the these s I hostile ostile demo demonstrations n st rations the alleged head and front of our oun offending was that not nob U treated re aed the federal officers effice rs sent senan irr war midst with so much respect nor been bo BO adie adle nl io to them as we should have bee been n buti buty but nut even it if the allegation were true which we U utterly deny we ask were we alone in this was utah the only territory that wab wae guilty of this disobedience and discourtesy y has it beel a notorious fai fac fact t 1 th that at federal appointees have acted in kansas at the ext extreme relue risk of their lives some have even had bad to flee while those that ie remained have had to seek the protection of federal troops la Is it not a notorious faa fact also that crime crimes s 0 of f every hue ud magnitude have bae been c committed i in that thai territory reirin far surpassing in in number atrocity ala and violence any deeds ot of wrong attributed to the people of utah by their pabst persistent and bitter bittar enicks enemies then why there be such a discrimination mad badea a between et we 13 en the tw T s i wh why y th M I 1 1 1 d 1 D 1 0 ap r I 1 t age agents ants be employed to mas mus trauen 1 4 t co with ellom wo we are surrounded roun C to operate against agaitha us why should calls calis be made on congress to raibe raise regiments and furnish material to whip us and at the same time our sister territory who is iio pio notoriously toko us ly guilty of every crime ana more too that we have hayi been accused of be pushed for wardani war dand and lauded aa as one every ivay evay way entitled to membership in this glori glorious oud constellation of sovereign states why is it that bloody kansas should be fostered and petted arid and even the stability of the nation haiar halar hazarded ded to gratify her and grant her privileges while utah ohp possesses pg ss esses equal claims on the federal government and the magnanimity of its officers 1 is decried as traitorous and av every ely engine 1 I 1 I 1 of oppression put in operation to humble her why is this discrimination made between the inhabitants of these territories there can be no 6 othir other reason than that we are arb latter day saint saints a V and choose to t 0 worship god accordia according t to the dictates of our own con coni sciences sciences which to a truly republican adminis tran should shoula hot make the least diffie difference rence it is 0 only necessary to peruse th the e proceedings of congress to make the contrast more bhore complete let thi subject of the admi admission ision of kansas or her rights be started d in tile the balls I 1 I 1 of congress and zealous partisans spring forward from all ranks ready to do battit battie batt iain lain in her behalf and help heip maintain her rights but if the war war av with ith utah or the equipment of an expedition tion to come coma into her borders be the subject le ct will ivill the same solicitude to maintain he her r rights tights be manifested scarcely a voice will be heard protesting against the I 1 injustice N astie ds tie tle tig pa 1 of the policy adopted towards her but nearly all ali a I 1 will agree that she ought to be crushed and ar her ber appeals for foi justice disregarded 9 added and abid stifled edere tb ere ene ark are are still a few honorable men however who dare assert even in Xon kon congress 0 gress that utah has rights as well as other territories and that the expedition set S et on foot against her lp is a crusade a against fhe religion of 0 hycil her citizens e AS but VU t they are re very few we make this contrast between the PO policy lcy ley pursued towards this thib ar S and 0 o our tir neighboring 1 n ter 1 because w we 1 eh envy A vy kalisa kansas s the ca a greases and favors bhe she receives but to the fairand Un partial treatment utah lh his hig received we care not how hoi much kal Kai kansas lisas may may v i i b be honored or favored so we t get our these are A all ali we ask or have ever asked desired and who can say idy bay that we ought rho rid not klo t aa m justi justl justice cejo ceto to liiv have them I 1 I 1 T ibe kanbas KANSAS QUESTION 2 A atthe arthe latest dates the kansas kansis ilu liu question estion vias vlas was still till exciting a large share of public atte attl attention lafter a protracted struggle in the tibb senate sinate me the iwillor bilor te e of ti Terri tory aa as a state with the ahe lecompton bsh eighth chis hla his hia was a triumph forthe for the administration p arty varty but their triumph avas of short duration they met mev idith a defoi in hulse tse tae hous house an amend ment benl i i t J 1 t i i t take the bill it n the 1 pose amse hose 6 1 i use ald cal cai Tied also albo jo by a majority af pf eight providing ithac the constitution should first be be submitted to 6 a darit t vote of the pet people le and lil iche inbe ill ibe of f Us rejection elj 1 elion b by heni henr a 6 1 ilea iq form a new constitution on the ate has refused to abandon is ike position reec ilo iio llo house ds ayam eyam n eby a V f 0 teof I 1 to tb 2 23 A ca committee of yi 11 po fro bably hatly bably be ba appointed allf lif alf a niolion irio tion of this kind prevail the the admi party hope tab e able to tot hautea sufficient number nurlie r of bf the b op p p gil bil it to n from fro M their allegiance allea gianco glanco i to carry 1 out their meas measured me asuree uree urea and bome some of the journals that thau party candidly confess their appiah n alons alone that suan S lich luch possibly may rhay Itis it is clearl clearly tha atthe orthe melad administration miny to have kansas admitted admits ed into irit 0 union Urion thib this present session if possible alid arid no pains ns wili will be spa red rea relio fo accomplish it it is an incubus that james jamea buchanan Buc hanan hanao is anxious to be rid rid of at an any y cost already this vexed question has shaken the themon Union to ibe the very centre section has been beh arrayed against section aw aggi feelings of in extinguishable hostility been engendered in the breasts of the people of both north and south the administration is not pl so blind bul bui but wha whar wham it cik cin can see bee that the tha th conti ionti continued nue d agitation ag ita i tion of this question must destroy the peace and tran tranquility quilitz as it already to a great extent hatt haiT don doh e of the country and dat hat if itle nt cherid by bk tufe 04 admission of kansas kansas kanbas this presena se session asin it will wilf probably result in the dissolution of the union threats of secession are not heard beard in congress and 6 such a alde aide arn aln being if 1 pg yla ala irr lir poma par parts a of hal L bat sat bals Sou Sout herni men beeri determined 1011 at all lii Iti tarle 0 o TI IF BILL binl L I 1 in attie nt tib the discussion on this billin bill in the house of representative mr faulkner of virginia Virgini aBald said baid be he was appos ed to sending volunteer volun leers leerA to utah and believed that it if they were placed at the disposal of the executive he would not riot find occasion to use them he thought the proposition for foi the employment of volunteers was dictated dictate dby aby by outside pressure rather than the convictions of a sound military policy he contended on tended that the employment of df volunteers would be appealing to the pap passions simps sipps of the country betting setting theare the jare of carrying death ileath and destruction boits own citizens and prolific af the most disastrous larbus consequences consequence i in the autu future re the tha war in n utah he be said was a war against 11 1 the people on account of their religion whoever engaged in such such buch a war volan volunteer teer or regulars regular 1 would be guilty of murder f opinions differ in relation to the action of the executive on this question some believing that he fie will avail himself of theale the tha aid ald of volunteers I 1 i and others statin stating positively that lie he wilt will not the regiment regla regia ent of volunteers vp un et rs for or texa texas 8 is designed to relieve the regulars now oil on duty there and place them atthe at the disposal of the administration I 1 JOHN i B COOPER co 0 rj AND N jaries jarles xvi f harbi of san francisco arrix I 1 edn in P provo novo 1 may 22 and BOOKY 1 MW also from f san S ar franc ka f ELDER FRANKL IN Wj YouNG arrived in this city on the uit from hia bla mission to the 1 1 11 1 sandwich islands A nativo nativa flax EDITOR NEWS As 0 one ona n e of h he e board blaid of f directors for e deseret agricultural aoa manufacturing Mandac turing society I J dem ilmy it moy roy duty to call the attention of our citizens through the medium e iu of the XEA nea to the natie native flax foul found d growing hohing spontaneously afy in lauran rt valley valleys as ri I 1 a am pre prepared id to sa say fram a close inspect tion of the article in company with competent judges that it cao cap be but little inferiors infer inter ioro loro the flax grown by our carmera we ferid it not only well weli vi ell eil coated coad rith elih with but qt of nearly the ther average height h of cultivated flax it la bound in arge quantities upon the more than an acre in a place and sufficiently laick thick upon the ground to a gather ly we have hav 0 no h hesitancy in in baying saying that the time of our citizens cannot be ingre profitably employed 1 for or a 4 few tew day days s thau to mather tather this thi article articie ricie from which they can during the stift mer months nabs manufacture tents v agon she sheel sheet eisa ac which for durability w would ouid be ha hard rd to ex cel the diax will be ready pull puli the latten part of june e who wiil will manufacture a tent fro palt it and come pome in im 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