Salt Lake Weekly Telegraph | 1869-10-30 | Page 4

'' - rritmuft-ir Site The — Sctcvaph Vwhljj tnJ hrst Ltth ehtoptst netri'jwpcr in irryrt "hv Thn'o ('o prt If in pula fttif e lap S' M j aa which merely laid the that Sergeant the afternoon though of mtdium dust and rendered drilling more pleas- size was a man of powerful biceps and remarkable muscular development ant Our first impulse on he spur of the The only accident which oecured du- moment wub to seize him and thrust him could the far street the into but so muster we subsequent ring observation determined us to suppress learn happened to Col H S Beatie our natural impetuosity and appeal to to Acting Drig General Kimball Vdj his reason In a voice somewhat who was thrown violently from his tremuiuos vGth suppressed emotion we informed him that he was probably horse which injuied him somewhat THE ip: nf CMiifw m jn furady Proprietor ADVANCE: it rM TER 6 IN )miiI(m! ii Uhh in iJie On m fuoitiV o hHUtU tJi biiiK'i u u ibfr tfci nd Editor STENHOUSE jt TH !ttl DAV frwaid to by Friday was looke visitors with more interest tending a general than the preceding spection of arms and review being r with tnpjMT Vj iriIMrvlWivi'r lyi evhi fopv to person tapper 4’ W up Sub' m umi ei'tnl v i pected 'i ai in Vt’i'tf up Cluh of W il kiv n h‘ pminum The troops were formed in column a stiijp Momiip value 7‘ (0— either h V ted or Wilcox lobl's VHi r ii the cavalry by platoons the artillery by ub To iiny rMn prttinj: up Club of will vo a prouitim sections and the infantry by companies vriD rs £' iN five ilouM r Munlm Or! sin t M mih for the inspection of o'clock oefnws with live Mop- f- the prettiest and at 10 cvei brought to ilr- cH and condition eiluoCotfnffo do The supeiiority arms jii() l'cHtmfttor thionehout t!io Torritow in of the guns and other small arms was tu ’iii en Ini? Milfi ipiMii np“ forttri elicited the marked and warmest comthen cent to dduit per 'It would afford in mu eh pleasurewhoto mendation from the officers inspecting mud thi pHpoj to many porvjin of cannon obtained by A lately couple hav e ili wired it on eredit but it entirely out f our power We hHail k“ep no book the Davis county militia was a feature and in giving shall have nongentw ao eredit expeet to be hmccoabImI in pub- of the artillery lishing tlie laigent and tnt aper in the The division was afterward formed United Stattw in line of battle and was put through 30 several field evolutions SALT LAKE CITY OCTOBER At half past a hollow square was formed THE MUSTEK AND DRILL the bands in the center rritH Ten iK('tiutr pi a an The event of the week has been the and (hill of the Halt Lake Miliheld at Camp Wasatch tary District on tin west bank of the Jordan a litIt tle over two miles from the city has been the linest muster ever held in in the number of men this County uniforms their irene d appearance arms and efficiency in drill and speaks with for the faithfulness volumes which elieers and men have been attendin'' to their duties THE SPEECHES not awaic- that we were already a member of the Silver Greys lie very coolly informed u that this organization was defunct Din hands involuntuiily clinched: but by a powerful effort we subdued our feel rigs and continuedwe were uho a member of the famous Battalion lie shook bis IkskI We took a step towards him all our blood seemed to our faee: but again we rushing checked ourself— we remembered his youth and the We informed him on him that we were one of the celebrated Pioneers He said “it wont do” Told him we were also a member of the Nauvoo Brass Band Said he regretted to have to state that said band was demoralized We had still another strong point we told him we were under eighteen years of age and connot liable to military duty sequently Bis features assumed a saturnine ex- pression as he gazed around upon our somewhat large family of small child ren A film gradually overspread our eyes — the room seemed turning round we fell with a gasp into the arms of our doting wife then all was chaos Klder Woodruff engaged in W prayer after which Piesident George A Smith made some very appropriate remarks referring to the first drill he had attended in his early days He himself proud to see the expressed men and their condition and efficiency and encouraged them to persevero in more becoming perfect in military Gentle reader injustice to ourself it may be necessary for us to observe that our objection to turningout did not result from any lack of courage Our personal valor has been tested on many a bloodless field Did not a relation of ours fight at Bunker Ilill Monument ? Did not our second cousin boar himself gallantbattle of Bull ly at the ensanguined Run ? Were we not drafted in the late war and did we not hire a substiduty tute whoso bones are now bleaching on Jlon Geo Q Cannon spoke next the plains of Shiloh''' Our personal ON TIIK (IKOPNO and also complimented the troops on exploits would (ill a volume Our disand Friday their efficiency and showed the necesposition is naturally sanguinary' but we Wednesday We cannot seo it in subjection keep were the day appointed by general sity of every man being at his post and — a flag flung breeze the to we cannot orders but early as Tuesday afterthoroughly acquainted with his duties hear tfm tap of a drum but our bosom ( Itneral Weils complimented noon the dilleteiit copra began to arthe men warms — our heart throbs and our soul The 1st 2d and 'id regiments of on theirSEappearunoe and condition on pants for action we become impatient rive the good order and good feeling which to wade in a sea of blood on which all infantry — forming the 2d 'id and4t limitthe navies of the world might ride were on the ground that had prevailed during the muster upon ing battalions Our courage is unin peached — our evening wtb tents pitched and everythe marked improvement in their arms ardor irrepiessibic— but we don’t like of the and expressed his pleasure at being to sleep out in the cold thing ready for the exert All was of no avail we were as it On Wedneswith them following morning were dragged from the bosom of our 1st the and General Burton also made a few cavalry day morning to doting wifes and sobbing children the artillery arrived followed by the remaiks and spoke Ins taku part in the annual drill on the Davis County military of The Serwith the officer and men o stormy bank of the Jordan which massed with the 1st the division Three cheers were then geant informed us we might yet have cavalry die privilege of standmg forth in dewhich did dnh given for the division eavaliy and artillery fence of the widow and the fathcrlo with Major Laud’s battalion and In the afternoon the division was Told him wo woio willing as far as the fantry which ibruied the 1st acting bat- exciciscd in the various evolutions using widows wore concerned hut we didn t care any liing about the fat heiie— Saw a talion of infantry their firearm- - and was handled hand of alongdown THE OiTK'PKS manner very A shed the Sergeant tlie sti cot if that Lieut General Wells and the fol wasn’t the string band he said it wa- THE HAND' Asked him Told lowing members of his Siulf aimed on we him so thought band- The music by the vuriou ii it he advisable wouldn’t some take to Ih’iuudierGt Wednesday nuenoon wa- - excellent Captain M Croxall s mooting we he yrup era!111 (' ovoii Qu u tc brass bn: i Major D Huntingdon’s the inf nifty Hiid he to longed nl J ( Gene'dJ (' Cunioiuigit might he ti ii hand Captain IV Boezley’s 'thought in nurea-Lillie Col John T Caine Col T mi We though In intended thi- - for a band and a in n tial ('and and a i Dili W Llliihiik Uur neielienr tones tcr-- was juke Chaplain consolidated marnal hand from Davis Wry wanted to mH of tii bar Wo hull’ and ' Oapta'ii The Sergeant’s horse was o gave forth sweet and martial time n mid beuir lo ihvLiem Wells l!lt him to put two bitstrain-tthe delight of all A plea-- 1 Genet al J’1S reartig so ing item was a m irtia! bud of that tiny were compelled to place him Majoi Ginni! It T Din ton who ml s belonging to the j enth and T n u u!ir ra!u Told the migeant commands the div simi with his staff Wards whih in the we thought we shouM take some ra- was on the giound curly in lie morntions with ns he aid he cvenmgs that quite a ration General F D Richview of the sub ing Brigadier ms the He old - ive might have lo jerf ards and Acting Brigadier General H told him were numerous embracing lot- of fi r liter into an engagement R Kimball and spiff were - we weic not rmt we would ratlur face- - who looked with interest upon Lieut Col John at their ((iiarters ngagei all ad v bur omewhit the movements of their fa'hors loo- married V Winder had command of the cavalrv e got tu camp we found our and brother- On Friday aj M lieu Lieut Col David McKenzie of the 1st bauds Inld the SerLieut C"l J T McAl- i iiuuber of officers from Camp Doug-- K'Hirades all in a rnss infantry we understood we had enlisted lister of the 2d infantry Li ut Col las were on the ground when General grant as a pi iv ate h we were a private we llaw-ointroduced them the wantw t tIi tll as a private in private George M Ottinger of the dd infan time md not be- expos’d to the rude gaze cf try Lieut Col C II Layton of the lines where they remained some We then an unpolished multitude Davis County infantry and Major S watching the evolution- put our gun’s cap on and it went oil G Ladd of the artillery A man with a big feather told us we AND ORDER iiVRMoNV tith THE EtRKT i)V The morning of Wednesday - devoted to regimen a! diiil the tumps nianifiing a decidsl improvement In the afterover the last muster held noon tin re was battalion dress parade who had ilon George Q Cannon shouldered a gun and inuiclmd down with the infantry to do duly as a full wa appointed !iip-- i piivutc lain pro tun in wliih iipacily he am r duly during ihe lest ot'thc HI w ggVTttl tl'‘ good in non hir (ucctious lingo’’ send- - us the D he of tile Muster it was undouhtedlv around when atteu i They wire duly! old though he may taken i:i charge and arid for put in their hand- - when tiny had of witne— itig the drill fi m th lank- vi r nving rop'-i- fuel’ t' the src of diffcreni ‘’il1 r right mg the three days o! in ooiittnunic' oci !Ud officer- - and men with all good nt- u m izen- - have iv f and on to be it loud ot it uv nn ntoori Many during tin day in of nuiiiher vho were hub' p service had been duly nontie to fend and had taken the hlnv of hold forth hav n V’ the 'I ur Oepcitvi Bi tj hot n t'u wing pint i to Brig 'uui1 m outiir il Ci l ‘V Win 'oil Ti i o u F- - Ut fcho'ier rn ami lii "mli di hi'"- - ”''u" in oi Wh di m inniL' on n h dlM'l in n k Ine Hi0 in d Ii O' 'loanloion-lj)p a u 'llmiuh wt loo adonl lie il uni h ( ft r lintie O' V’ the nt a mie ii i'l ilH of cn ice aiiid the than In billlliio in’ d tinsited wulowrth ih couiii witli h and lli'll di the ha tth- a'ir oil us round d by all the pomp and on cl in Wo stand for our home’ at to lit it nodi-- oiii' - ol fl uiolam Harhek's Muivixk — Wo lira of the advert ir in the ivm nt 'uc and in t is the fin gaini1 in the ernntr Mouhic- - wc lioul not i u tfii light lovitinc all cxocih ntly writt-raw uotiv e and - iffo nation- no rd of and oil I' on th ’e liivo ior J lniy hr n tloatmir ifM'ur juind tnt‘ r Dnd StiiiT Willi nit i nr the !i vi' month' dp! vto! r fur Nowmir mm Ik i !h nt) V)j nd Staff- Juj lira d iv jeeiliu th mopfi) ' o! the i'th I"'"'"1 t mviniiiati’d by (on on i" S rg’ant nfid - with grali at on Viilioiitj nt Sinit' i ’nt !s ihiiooi mtoimn g - that II in lk of ’n q !J I’iit of Frail n ih m ('ompnov wh ’ig o o ni is ti d t die ilyii a' F a Me ’on hm (’hoi oi )(! nO od it o p- aint Mr clov b ot b iai‘ Wc tun ia n Will’’ auj pieviic LUl ill kinds and arioii In th (volu'iun- - marked 'I Iursday wa- juoMiiug at S o’chxk thert Vt tlie drill And at for dull ion th ic wa- - standing and pa— ing :n 0 ' i1 nf frjw Tjx Drill LS'I ill" I'rovaM cf We ings reigning tbiough the encampment barged on such only the absence of spirits of van- served a great many Kernels on the s the had been where ou- - kind- - but the scarcity of tea j’:rr!jlm fee and similar ' comforts” were no-Our company aa- - trcqiieni'v aq Liu uol ticcd i cJCe order harmony' ffiecr who by the enieini'iidiiig - 'ne i V“ryiinng that could he conducive rather la omc mode to iittcnti in to V‘inini '''h tqii J ituai DEATH OK KEU1J1 oami isiuer loi uie purpose’ 0fE ing A few meetings were beldA’ it came to the ears of the curate’ who called upon the parish maa w! him that the preaching must be -ped or lie would have him turoed lie was of house and home for his inflar death was daily expected with the landlord was sufficient f Knovvsley horn Manh 2P IT''O that done The man was a tenant’ and "as cousePark near Liverpool will he believed Mormonism After passasfgT er than very interesting qiiently in his 71st year ho understood its doctrines but h educational What may really be called the parent ing through the regular had not sufficient knowledge of it course for the sous of British noblemen of England is the face poverty and prospective stam in ho 182) never graduated which was although in Lancashiie store career as tiou for himself and family for commenced over thirty years asro in he began his parliamentary This is but an isolated case making lib member for St vkbridge enTod Lane Rochdale But a den down for centuries tho 1 and the amount of maiden speech which was terod into it at reland have seemed wedded to on the and clearness for ability ed commenced which they upon creed- - so firmly that could w they () March 1S24 was pounds ster- - Manchester gas bill be divorced from them simply boeauj little over one hundred and He very soon took rank as one of the ling— or the right to think appeared to haT the Commons his debaters in They ablest fifty dollars in our currency been crushed out of nearly all of the® boldness impetuosity mid ability subsrented n small building and commenced But with the extension of thought on the most economical principles By equently gaining him the title of “the In ls2i h was consequent upon the movement non diviRupert of debate’’ the English statute progressing and with the passage of Lancashire and for returned Preston dividends dends are distributed— the took office in sufficiently just land tenure act the 1827 must be declared at fixed periods— say on March when the Episcopalian clergy esa as days and paid over to the share George Cannings rdininistration quarterly colonies 'Phis shut tho door against an Elder cany But the Rochdale co opera- - under secretary for the holders On ing the gospel to Ireland will be past fives were wise enough to see that to office he held until January 1K2X and the truth will have a chance make their union a success they must the formation of Lord Grey s reform Ireland such as it has never had lie was appointed and cabinet in 1830 make their shares accumulative will find as free cona- the Elders with Ireland a seat for chief The dividends were reg-secretary they did so seldom united among her people as they ever found ularly declared according to law but in the cabinet an honor in other of the British Islands parts in IIs seat that with them instead appointment of withdrawing they were allowed to remain as an increase Parliament having been thus vacated A This course he was defeated for Preston on shares to the original but pursued until the general store did senting himself for One feature of the recent election not need any further accumulation of was soon after returned for ! incisor amlofthose now approaching is flat share and the building occupied for which he represented until Is ’2 when the usual acrimonious partisan vituperit a fine large new one expressly he was elected tor one of the divisions ations election campaigaa In have notattending of his native county -- Lancashire erected— was owned by the society been near so bitter as in some Thun the dividends of profit were put 133 be was appointed Secretary of This is a much more years past In the into a bakery and the same plan was State for the colonies pleasant aspect of affairs than we have until the bakery' required no hg year through the death of Iris been accustomed to note dut ing succession father's and his hutchA grandfather umre tion excitements The grossest perer shop was next added on the same to the Earldom he became known by sonalities and the wildest accusations In followed the courtesy title of Lord Stanley principle by the have been recklessly flung from one formed 1341 Sir Robert Reel a Cabiin due time by a boot and shoe bop partisan sheet to another disgraceful where the woik was made upon the net in which Lord Stanley occupied alike to tho parties and their organs In S41 prineiiile the dividends of seat as Colonial Secretary We have sometimes mentally profit from the general store bakery he was summuned by writ tu take bis the violent manner in which the Baron the as seat Boers and butchery again going to make it a among great contending political parties have and assumed the The ley of Biekorstaffe and flourishing concern abused each other to the manner in manufacture of doth was the next sb'p leadership of the Conservative party in which both have at times referred to In IMo when to he reached and now they have com-- i the House of Lords the people of this Territory and their free trade Peel haie-1 s to a for the adopt building Tho same spirit of religious faith with the profits accumulating icy Stanley left the Gabiact and in malevolence which is indicative it December of the ami’ year he was fiont their various branches of business once of the leaintellectual and most r dec- ot the old have vited by the Queen to form a violent partisan papers has been he declined which now if they choose to draw it as the tioni - t Cabinet ifest in the scurrility with which the that Lori John dividends are declared sufficient ! During the six years s of sheets speak of the Mosame come arising from their share of he Ru - sel! held office lie wa the leader of rmons an J Mormonism It seemstobo the opposition Juno 'III Ifril he profits to keep them established an habit with papers of this eeeded to the cat! bon 'b ' f class never to In the language of Mr McDonald recognize anything that Ldhi'r and in olmvvh the nnia rich :” ‘'They have eaten themselves is and commendable ia lie b conic tlie firvt time that such a thing ha- - ! 'nfr' on Lu— ell s lete-an opponent enrri’d in 'he of tlie vverid so Render holding office for ten monthNo matter how excellent virtues On Lord Ahcimei'ii- '- deibat who had fn a - vvo have any knowledge man may if be happens to ucceedcd him he vvi- - again requested Mr McDonald delivcied tho lting to the opposite party bis virtues to form a Cabinet and again declined Icciuic in Dunieniiline Scotland are Juried over and bis defects magniIn however on the defeat of fied and intensified at the of a erative til! the j Lord I’ainiTstoii lie a is an elimination ocicly there in the D ember of portraiture presented Cabin'H He was uc by the of hidtoiiMiess That society as unlike the original N() — nine years ago administration i liis Embus D like the brightness of noon - wi'h commenced last Pi'cnncr-hicl used by his resignatThere is no doubt brt stall j'ounds sterling-opound less than ion and lctiruncnt on Echnniy 23 diy the Bo hlale Socidj the have and admirers find readers 'US when he was succeeded by Mr papers now a store slock and pmpoity woith though from their limited circulation it li Th - gratifying to think that their admirpounds! Iord Derly was a 'alesman of also d tlie accumulative with tho great ers are few compared plan LrilDant qualities but he always At pit cut iffoits me being made to bulk of the people shov d to lest advantage when leading cstahii-a hank upon the :amo priori Groxs attacks during the elections Some an opposition minority of his this fall have been fewer than usual pie in London: and several branches pooches rank as models of nervous and of arc in more tempered with modern lion operation vigorous eloquence in Mdiielie-le- r conducted on the ame even among the extreme papers which His son Lord Stanley will succeed indicates a change that ail who delight plan to an Earldom as the lath Earl which and feir in courtesy gentlemanliness Exoi tions have been made to get was conferred by Henry VII in 1485 the coal miner- - to unite and work coldealing will bo proud of And on the representative of the Stanley found be trust that the same spirit will lieries on It is believed for prowess and family of Lancashire to pervade all the leading papers of tho by the gentleman from whom we have uovotion at the battle of bloody with a subject that tlie-fact- obtained thathad the country in dealing Foi more than two centuries lias furnished material for so much when the Earls of upon his counsel Derby were sovereigns of done has Mormonism as be quiry urged the matter upon them the Lie of Man under the British iln re would have been a hunTliere is a class of papers from which Kings and it was not till the reien of dred o operative coal mines in Britwe neither expect nor desire anything George III that the sovereignty of the an but abuse They could not exist was transferred from the it for they must pander to the y a f’w 'xamph - out of ty’s to the British Crown Of the out or tin’ in civ whih England worst appetites of the worst people and S otHe Lord Dei by it may he said to publish Respectable thinking - or h" sleeps well After bfu - titf i! And a men could not patronize them b A I pon TAXT MOV K any clmnce they were to speak a suspicion of anything praiseworthy At a late meeting of tbelri-Eji--- " would ari je in tlie minds of decent ipd (1 rgv in Diridin the triegraph was something yrone ple that the'-ifnmsu- - it was dial the Thi- tji !inj df nnpprs that are loiv bad tin right to decide on ways the grossest in their attacks of The (xtent of this most slanderous in their personalities to cannot he fully understood against anything and everything h wiioai! unacquainted with the If they hap whirii they are opposed i winkings uf the Arigln Fhurvh there p''ii tu he partisan beets authorities While of the filth of political journalism m wt‘c!l aciui Ut realm permitted libeity nf e Thothey will not wallow there is no fat me not without their and secured lo lii— enter- - lb ric!! to rum too rccKiusmy iiuscku thorn to to the p oi of ti'i- - Toni lory 5 to their s voral lids worship according When any of them attack la- - puinoated re the laid!- the elerg taken monism cntne range of eitleim some live by attacking - fioui lira ns a mass wcie always opposed to even however stick noil h to be o nth mid though at nothing mue thi- of Lb while liimlmous and malignant to h no talked of it - il it th laity oi their own church would rca? of lithe one ot bo their object phsh ntioo have been brand ’das heretics defamation m for il ii - in ill ''fact tlmt win by prejudice nid they pn iinied to (xnro— it hl- - ho wc flil'ly tried and expect no change in on any do ti ineuntamed in the flr® telw'OtS in ut in ‘in o d by law loi n a o! tie- cr'hdi ihit tin press oi the country t1'® olioacIt piob’dib’ the Acd h inditing mid di a great whole has presoi vvlio ncl nun have cooled down llcir !'tion time? - u p rlieipnnt- - in n uni what and model doi il courts0-augiii from it il uro lo play tlie lait ov liberal muling k i'jl’! iiir‘ F"i Ibi’1 p islnnet - in M’PI nnueivalde ovry Mormonism of tnaiing o 'n re Al1 Ilf' ill he' e h a - v lli'HK r o en s ago Iclt lb Oli Vl'hoiit flK d n' lindoiido'T A New Yo'h paper b’'nl'rav a IO"Fi in ii tele IBi BR1TAIX community has yet truck out so cr entered into jjolJly for as the people ot tins if so extensively and the following facts conTerritory: cerning its operation in England and Scotland obtained from A MeDona'd of the Mineis' ciatiuu of Great Britain cannot ho oth-o ti The telegraph wire brings us intelligence of the death yesterday morning of Edward Geoffrey Smith Stanley His lordship has 14th earl of Derby been failing fast for sometime and his tot pft hc pn Sri bo du on SU tiC Cft flfl c es nr Tn the Go tioi rre teo era 9H the n the in improvemkit - a) :ll am act Ita wa fin po for sill no lia tot w th an mt :u en 10 fe th: gi' h ft of cs t tr th to to to a at a w Ii w J