| Show THE TWENTY FOURTH IN THE TILE settlements we are now in receipt of accounts of the celebration of the from milleville hyrum logan and smithfield cache co payson santaquin San spanish pork fork and newton utah co center ville davis co levan juab co al alpine I 1 lne summit co west jordan s badt balt salt lake co kanosh millard co mount pleasant moroni ephraim and aej fountain geen green sanpete co harrisburg washington co freber city wasatch co and carowan parowan Pa rowan iron co the reports are arc all very lengthy and their compilers have evidently been at considerable trouble in furnishing them all are desirous of having them printed in the NEWS but in these times of wars and rumors of wars when lengthy and interesting war telegrams from europe are being received daily and are anxiously looked for by all our readers it is rather difficult for us to insert these reports of the celebration of the ath if our correspondents could lut tut see and read the enormous pile of celebration matter that we have received within the past week we feel as suied they would understand our will is good to publish every ong ame ond reports but our space wiil will not permit and were we to attempt it we should have a column devoted exclusively elu clu c to celebrations about every ev r y other 0 day d av until u 1 I 1 the end of this month by w which ick ich tin time tia e our readers and subscribers would be heartily tired of it from a perusal of most of the reports furnished we can see that the citizens of the various settlements throughout the territory were not a whit behind the people of this city in their demonstrations st in honor of that great event in the history of the church and kingdom of god upon the earth the entrance of the pioneers into these valleys when they found a resting place for the ark rk aft after erthe the long and dreadful persecutions to which the saints had been exposed and that terrible march through the wilderness wild erness unprecedented u n preceded pre ted in the history of any people that the they y endured the celebration in every placedo pla ceso our fur as the accounts have been forwarded to us was worthy of that event and what is equally to the honor of the people was conducted in a manner becoming those who have taken upon themselves the name of latter day saint we will now give the names of the orator of the day committee of arrangements range ments and at each place BO so far as furnished at west jordan thomas Allsop Esq was orator of the day and reporter and samuel bennion james crane samuel greer wm H bills and samuel bateman committee of arrangements at millville milleville Mill ville cache county thomas Jessup was orator of the day capt P F weaver marshal bishop G 0 pitkin thos jessop josh humphreys committee of arrangements at hyrum P G ward was orator of the day and CC shaw jesse bradley and S F alien allen committee of arrangements range ments the orator of the day at logan was moses mosea thatcher and M fietcher fletcher reporter at smithfield the orators were bp boskelly bos Eo skelly kelly and elder W G noble the committee of arrangements james mack harrison A thomas george G merrill diFrancis an and arancis sharp reporter at payson bro henry gk boyle boyie was orator and john D stark reporter at santaquin San B F johnson was the orator and D S andrew reporter at spanish Fork the orator of the day day chag chaa Monk Esq committee of arrangements range ments john moore alien allen adamson willard 0 creen J bthomas MT al homas thomas I 1 thomas D evans samuel J raymond reporter B R T booth esq was orator at al pine committee of arrangements wm J strong david adams and geo hack ett etland and E healey healed reporter at centreville Cen treville the committee of arrangements range ments was composed of wui wm reevea reeves george 0 chase wm win streeper and thomas brandon orator of the day joseph france esq chaplain philo dibble sen aen W beeves reeves reporter at levan a short oration was delivered by elder E g taylor orator of the day and historical addresses by presidents bigler and committee of thomas bell george gardner wm roylance Koy lance john whitbeck J W shepherd at kanosh the orator of the day was george crane esq dennis dorr darr dorrity ty joseph S black james abraham albert gay and 0 R hakes hakea committee of arrangements C R hakes reporter david W savage was orator of the day robt gourley marshal john B johnson chaplain john burriston thomas broadbent and john freckleton committee of arrangements and john freckleton reporter at goshen at parowan carowan Pa rowan the committee of arrangements range ments thomas davenport wm C mcgregor and charles adams morgan richards jr reporter abram hatch rss was ras orator of the day at reber heber city and charles shelton reporter at harrisburg robert piston was orator the committee of arrangements R fuller A randol B mcmullin and M L hancock and W G mcmullin reporter ephraim had hon 0 hyde for orator of the day the committee of arrangements range ments were antone christensen henry beal lewis larson lareon geo goo quinn and keter keten peter ieter I eter eten greaves marshals C P an dersen and edward jones chaplain parlane mcfarlane and P greaves and C 0 A christensen reporters james woodward esq was orator at fountain green committee of arrangements range ments willey P allred erastus 8 wakefield michael johnson and rees bees R Lewe lewellyn lewellyn ilyn llyn reporter moroni had charles kemp esq to orate the following committee of arrangements range ments james harvey aaron harvey jabez faux and henry IT larter reporter bishop seely was orator of the day at mount pleasant the mayor and city council acted as committee of arrangements edward cliff was reporter THE following characteristic letter appears in the columns of one of the san francisco daily papers it bears the auth authors onys orys name nanne but if it did not it would not be difficult for any child in this city to guess who wrote it GRAND HOTEL SAN FRANCISCO july 28 1870 THE MARCH OF EMPIRE TO PRESIDENT BRIGHAM YOUNG all great men absorb ideas and solicit suggestions covering eighteen hundred miles of rail from missouri to the pacific I 1 see but three points for speculation U commencement of the road the end and the middle omaha salt lake and a pacific port the small towns along the line for many years will only be way stations omaha will baa bas be a great city council blunn a is only east t Off omm omaha labs this was waa the huntin hunting ground of the mormons cormons Mor mons when bigotry fanaticism and persecution drove the them m into the wilderness THE FUTURE OF SALT LAKE salt lake can be made a great city As denver tops cheyenne so your railway tops ogden permit me to make a few suggestions the best evidence of success is success you have succeeded the one man power has organized victory give yourself no further trouble about invasion or cullom bills public opinion has changed SaIt salt lake is to become the great watering place of both east and west and of the interior that alone is a fortune to avail yourself of it you must make it attractive and band entirely mormon THE JEW FIRST AND THEN THE GENTILE that ig lg is 19 I 1 jew and gentile should pack up their trunks and start those who dont like your system better vacate select some other desert land and make it bloom with prosperity as you have utah not come in at this late hour and reap your harvest and monopolize your thunder and WORLDWIDE WORLD WIDE FAME you are the best beat advertised man on the face of the globe and have shown more statesmanship than any man in the empire america is not a republic but an oligarchy of corrupt politicians where the people are voluntary slaves through ignorance to accommodate this influx of europeans and americans who are coming to see the great reformer and moralist of the nineteenth century where thieves drunkards and gamblers are never found except in gentile camp you want first the grand hotel of utah a magnificent hotel built and owned by bf strangers call it THE GRAND HOTEL OF STRANGERS capital in shares of 10 each put your own photograph a picture of salt lake laue and a picture of the hotel on the greenback certificate I will subscribe to commence with the hotel should be birst class elass having all the attraction of a great watering place except dissipation drunkenness and crime it should be specially adapted to accommodate families and children having a first class turkish bath ORGANIZED LA LABOR lanor noet BORt second you must commence to organize your labor into factories furnaces and foundries to do this you yon must organize a currency we are go verenea by a lot of and water jackasses jac kasses at washington who got financial brains 0 drive two asada abreast on a sage desert 1 I look hook to you therefore to organize a system that cai can by applied to the whole nation PLAN OP OF CURRENCY BASED ON ralfh ROAD BONDS il bond your forty miles mile 0 of f road to 0 ogden for tine one million da dollars ol 01 lars larb deposit them in the BANK OF UTAH on this base issue in small notes from fifty cents cent 8 to 50 then continue your railroad south miles bonding bondin at the baine sabe ratio issuing additional dit ional currency as before this currency based on a railroad built by the people would pay the thy labor of building it pay the grading the ties stations and would pasti pasa in the territory from house to house as gold HOW TO BUY RAILROAD IRON this currency would give such value value to the bonds I 1 could negotiate london or new york for the iron and will agree to do it when I 1 return from my voyage around the world ebee TREE BANKING give yourself no trouble about the united states government interfering with this currency the national bank currency is a gigantic swindle and must end in the repudiation of the national debt when free bankin banking 9 will be popular and you will have introduced what must eve dually come to pass EDUCATION encouraged third issue an emigration scrip payable in five years at ten per cent interest send one hundred emigration agents to europe arrange with railroads and steamship lines to take this scrip your name is sufficient to guarantee good faith for seventy five dollars you can take an emigrant from any port in europe and land him in utah each emigrant is worth labor is capital everything TO BE MADE IN UTAH you ha pe able bodied men in utah at each is organize ga nize this capital into cotton woolen shoe hat and cloth factories and stop immediately the enormous drain on utah required to pay for what you import from the crown of the head to the sole of the foot no mormon should eat drink or wear anything not produced in utah you have coal and iron at your own door cotton and wool on your own sol bol and a hardworking ahard hard working confiding people who have faith in you for their leader READ BEAD PONDER AND DIGEST act on these suggestions and utah in proportion to its population will be the richest state in the Union neglect them and it will be the poorest you belong to a long lived race and have twenty years yet of good work in you to add to your fame and prove yourself to a skeptical world the greatest reformer of the nineteenth century CABLEGRAM TO LONDON goodbye good bye off round the world for fr a holiday of ninety days simply to put himself in trim for the great presidential contest of 1872 telegraph me care of the Americ american ii legation or in an english jail in november sincerely GEO FRANCIS TRAIN TRAINS mr train intends to accomplish a round the world in the following time new york to san francisco miles six days san francisco to yokohama japan miles twenty one days yokohama via shanghee Shang hae foo chow and canton to hongtong Hong kong RODg 1700 miles six days hong kong to calcutta via singapore pon and madras miles fourteen days calcutta to bo bombay bay by rail 1229 miles two days bombay bo vay bay to suez vla via via vim red sea miles twelve days suez to alexandria via cairo miles one to Marseille mars ell eli I 1 es 1300 six days marselles marseiles to london via paris calais dover miles three days london to queenstown Queens town via dublin and cork miles one day queenstown Queens town to new york miles ten days total miles eighty two days he be estimates that the trip will cost his secretary mr bemis bernis accompanying him |
