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... increase in the army. There is later news from Utah, and a skirmish between some Mormons and a picket of the army is said to have resulted in the death' of four soldiers and two Mormons. Brigham' Young professed his willingness to admit the government civil officers ...
... increase in the army. There is later news from Utah, and a skirmish between some Mormons and a picket of the army is said to have resulted in the death of four soldiers and two Mormons. Brigham Young professed his willingness to admit the government civil officers ...
... republicans. It was reported that the President would appoint a commission to proceed to Utah for the purpose of inducing the Mormons to yield obedience. Negotiations for the abrogation of the Clayton Bulwer treaty were progressing at Washington between the ...
... republicans. It was reported that the President would appoint a commission to proceed to Utah for the purpose of inducing the Mormons to yield obedience. Negotiations for the abrogation of the Clayton Dalwer treaty were progressing at Washington between the ...
... Lecompton Constitution. Private letters from the United States camp in Utah are down to Feb. sth. Colonel Johnson deserr3es the Mormons as manifesting a decided intention to set up an independent Government of their own ; and expresses an earnest hope that supplies ...
... Lecompton Constitution. Private letters from the United States camp in Utah are down to Feb. sth. Colonel Johnson descri'aes the Mormons as manifesting a decided intention to set up an independent Government of their own, and expresses an earnest hope that supplies ...
... Captain Scott, Jan. 1, and the troops were in good spirits, earnestly wishing to make a descent on Salt Lake City. From the Mormon prisoners and straggling Utah Indians, Colonel Johnson was well advised ofthe movements of the Saints who weremaking aeti ...
... Captain Scott, Jan. I, and the troops were in good spirits, earnestly wishing to make a descent on Salt Lake City. From the Mormon prisoners and straggling Utah Indians, Colonel Johnson waswell advised of the movements of the Saints who weremaking acti ...