| Show ARRIVAL of COL CONNORS COM coll 1 MAND col connor ath fiva companies of the thirl infantry arid and two compan lea iea lea of th the e second cavalry california volunteers arrived at fort crittenden from ruby on friday last the dinst but contrary to tae the expectations of some he manifested no dispa to make that des dute jute lite 1 ite place hs headquarters and after camping near there there as stated over night moved on the next morning without consulting any of the patriots there assembled to serve their country in some lucrative capacity should opportunity present as to what he had better do or even inquiring if their private interests wo 1 id d be emmic effic effected ted there by which as represented of them took in high du dudgeon deon on katurd ly ty night the command encamped near the point of the mountain on the wast side of jordan and on sunday night near the brid bride bridge Z e below the mouth of little cottonwood from thence on monday forenoon the troops mar matched led into the city coming up the state road to first south street and then turned east passing the re silence nce of gov arding harding II where a halt was made and the troops wei wele e drawn up in two lines the infantry in front making makin qute ante qu ete ite a military dib dis display play governor harding ardini Il then made his appearance and anil on being introduced by b 7 the ibe clonel caone C dong aone addressed the command and others presena present briefly as follows SOLDIERS AND FEL FELLOW LOW CITIZENS ic it is with pleasure that I 1 meet inett 3 ou all here today to day god thal that aver ever I 1 shaw iv lve ive e to i tsee see bee uhe the day clay that I 1 will not be rejoiced C ed to see the e n ig g 0 of my ny country in hands luat tuat are able land iid lid to defend derena it whan when I 1 say this I 1 am co necious S your misson here is one ot or peace and anil security not cot only to the I 1 gover ment meat that gives yoa yo i employ employment but to every individual wo yuon is an of this territory Terri tern ory ony alfe ilie hi individual if any such there be who suppo seti sett that the government has baa sent you iier tier ehat mischief C me deou on of it knows not hot ot tile the spirit of our government and kno knows s n not the spirit of the officers who represent it in this territory Tem tory when I 1 say uis this his I 1 say bay what is strictly true and I 1 say it that it inay may be lie impressed upon sour your t minds as trucks eli ell elt as s upon I 1 the ibe minds of ot every individual who hears me trie on this occasion never let lei it be blid said that an american soldier employed under tue tile glorious flig flag of his country that emblem of beauty and glory has di diar aried bried arted ded it by conduct not in accordance with wilh wa tiia duty and arit the strict discipline of the united states army the duty of a soldier is a I 1 lin liin and stern s ern duty and ye tt is one that redounds resounds red to me the glory and happiness of himself arid and to the happiness and safety of every true and loyal individual ill in whose midst lie may he be placed it 1 however he bho eho ild ad break over the bounds of hi ili if he shou d run wild in theriot ot of the camp P then iu in eed his bia presence miti mitt be a eurse curse eve and doi noi a to the institutions of the minch winch it i his duty to kaitain mal mai tain with bis his lifes blood I 1 coatna thit tb it I 1 have been disappointed gom som what whar in your coming g to this city I 1 have khoan ng of the disposition be bean made or you and for tiie the truth of this assertion I 1 appeal to your and to every al with ith whom I 1 have had communication c tion on this subject subi ct but you are here herland and I 1 can call as bay say V to you god bless bles y youa it ind iid ild god mess bless the fl 11 g you carry carr god biezis bie the governa goderum in rit you ou represent a and add d may she corm corn out of he present unscathed and i iray tray the fiery ordeal through which w bich she I 1 id pas bilig shi purge her of her fins tins 1 may her lier glorious institutions be preserved t to 0 the end of time mai may she a birule these troubles and be redeemed deti lied and dis enthralled irom from rom tile the causes of the difficulties and calamities t which she I 1 ii passing a sing and ahr ugh which she 4 he maybe may be yet called d to I 1 dj not kaow now what disposition is to bo be made mide ot jou but brt I 1 suppose 3 ou oa will be ery eri encamped e a ped somewhere 1 know nut where but w within idin imin a short dista di stace ce oc of this city J JL believe I 1 leve the people 3 ou have now coin coms amongst will hot not you if mot disturb thein them in their public rights tights rid ind a net uit in the honor and peace of th ir homes and ard to disturb them you must violate the discipline cl et the united states wid win V w him hin you must observe and aud which you have no vo light tight to vio ate ate aie in con arming thus to your duty you will trill have iny toly countenance and sui sul por and every drop 0 oi blood in my cly veins if it necessary for the maintenance ot of 3 our lights abd aad the government I 1 represent but H on the contney OH for any reason whatever run wid in he be v lot of he camp shona W b OA afe over oyer W uy V b VA udis cje as 0 propriety and disregard that discipline that is Is the only possible for yourselves then shall I 1 not be with you but in tl fe e line of your duty god be being my leiper leipen I 1 will be with i you to the e end d and to death I 1 thank you lere at the close of the speech three ch cheers cers I 1 were given for the country and the brave I 1 old oid 0 d fda fla dlag flag 11 and three guzlas for governor harding the command then proceeded to the base of east of the city and encamped in the vicinity of the springs between red bute butt and Em migration ean Kan kenyons Kanyon 3 how I 1 long the troops will remain where they now are the speculators who seem to be most interested te in the matter have not been able as yet to ascertain neither here where coi col Con coa connors norya norla i headquarters will for the tho winter be established I 1 be he looked as the they y passed through L j he city like a hardy set of f fellows ca capable pa ble bie of performing any service that might be re I 1 quiren ahry were somewhat covered with alth i I 1 du dut it which was very abundant on that day some of 0 their horses seemed a little jaded and inot not in as good condition as might be desired for an indan campaign |
