Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 6, 1877, Page 2

i Vo2 : v TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TFRIDAY. _JULY G, 1877, y r‘————b——.——_—_——_——_—_~ — s g c<oo e~ LIFE-INSURANCE. MHORMONISM. The Receiver's Report of the Con- dition of the Republic. reached ncrosa tho Atlantic, and dictatod o sexles of leutslattve neta, which han kept for five ycars a polden straam ranning from tho pockets of the pavers of this country to their bwn pockots, which In the sgerceate smonnts to mittlona. 1 refer to tha act Jdomonctising silver, and other preparatory neta. It fa thme tn tmitate Jadge 1liton, and kick the Rothschilds out of the Thinl Honse of Congress, This Jow question 18 & bigger question than inany sup- brutal Mormon police, and thele delicate, de- fenscless fumintes huet ay to pollehend- quarters; whilegatutil, were promptly Broken up, And the gunblers, after belog heayle 17 fined, wero timed 0a to thg hour of their do- parture from Zion. 3 There {s nlso A DECAYED POLITICIAN In this efty, who found his * Botaay I!n{" in a disburstng ofie of the Government. His offl- awalted with Intereat by the American poople. They know, thrutich the cabimns of the news pere, the Impotency. as well _an the irresoln- Foniond incompency of Goy, Stons,—the roll- inz Stone that gatiicrs no ** invssy-backa,#— and they turn inetinctively to their Nationsl (overnment to avenre the crnel slanetter of the Chisolin family, even though forced to do it throngh Nmrlcni 0 forefrn Pawer, which has made demand that, whatever course we take surance, lrened by ofher Compantes, the rirkntmeon THIER Ity pretendnd bave. Bien, Sesamed by The Repnblic. The Recelver ataten ho can Al prerent express no aplaton o there [oat claims, ‘baving been anable to asceriata all the facta neceassr; a full onderstanding of the rame. The varicos claima of policies tasncd by the Company and of thoso clalmed to have been assumed by it and the namboe and agerazato smonns of cach class Bra #hown, and the present valnes of thesa policies will'be given 84 roon 88 tho calenlations ean ba ever It might be, would strafghtway expand and be foumd 1o include nearly alf thetaxableweaitn of the Territory, . "*Co-operation ' and the * United Orider » ara faking rapid strides towarids absorbing nll the wealth of tha Mormons. The avarier of Brigham Young and Lis condjutora I snch that they are determined to have the entire sul- stance of the peoplo o such shape timt they cancontrol it ns readily as, and with less rislt to How to Solve the Mormon Probs lem. Detailed List of the Assets of the Come Compulsory Education, and Abolition o made of [ to bo establishod order of { with our own, her citizens shall be protected; e, —altogether too large for this communica- elal condutet has been much criticised, and once | to themaclves than, the cornipt manipalators of pauy-=-Liabilities Undotermined, Boni i ety L and thers ts 8’ hope that, o this officlat commu- | Lou.: A.J. Gnoven. Womaan Suflrago. nvestigated, and nol condemned, At Waahing. | rallroade, banks, skc hnotr i Controing DRATHRAMER t nication, thers may be found & Auroug rope up- e ——— —_— ton,—it 1s understoai here,bucause he got more | the funds of those lustitutions whon they sys- TR pronte g cemplemand smona 00 | on which to hang the rcore of cowandiy villaiiis | 1R §TT,VER QUESTION. and strunger aflldavits atteating hla innocenca | temntically rob the . stockbelders. This Joen Outstanding Policies of All Kinds Amount | Whers pronfa arc compiesa not e May #5000 | who fmbued their hands in innocent blood, Anotlier Letlor from tho Rev. Ballard | than thoss who proferred the char, ainst | would restore to the peaple, for the soro nced & Wheew Incampletes o Bop o mercly to prevent theinsclves and thate frlemls 8, Doan. hins conld contrl in contirmation of thels own | of edneasional plirpores, n percentage of the o Nearly Five Milliona, P from being ecnt hefore the United States Court | The Fraud on the Face of the Silver- eworn testimony affezing bis guilt, There fs under the Intimidatfon act, which they had fn- fracted at g recent election. Whether this con- Odence prove fallacious or not, there wiil be found '(n the document Maj. Chase has taken to Washington undeniable ana irrefutable evidence comcerning one of the most heinous offenses ugainst the faw of natious, n8 well as nzainst that of our own coun- lr&nl which the world has ever read, t the record be qulckly epread broadcast, that we may know our own shame. Letthe wealth that merl‘cmr{ greed demands, and helplees fanaticiam yiclda, In the shapa of * cov operation,” ** tithing," and the like. On this subject of education Brigham Young's oft-promulgsicd and vehemently-saserted crecd i8, @ Every man alould pay for the cdueation of bia own chilliren;" and he calls God o witness hix resolution never to pay dollar for the cdu- cation of another man’s child. Notwithataude Inge the Ty:\mnt fafrnens of this ereed, it works weil afd {s very comfortable to tlie Prophets Demonetization Act of 1813-++A “Thread of Knavery,” To ths Editor of The Tritune. Cnicaco, July 3.~The New York Nation sald lately that * There was a thread of knavery running through the natlonal demand for the remouctizotion of ellver.” It {s Interesting, in that connection, to trace the “ thread of knavery ! runining through the 8till a cloud overhanging im, in the shapu of a d\nnrs. twico published in a dally paper of this city, amd not yet contradlcted or explained. “lo “tho effect that he Lo been swindling the tovetnment, by having onc ol his employcs «draw two enlarfes,—one in tis own name, the other under cover of an allas, Durlug the fovestization of bls official conduct, when there was inuch hard swearing and coune tor-swearfug, one young manmade two atlidavits, 107, 28 MOIDFUTAROO. semsevesrosmmsstsionrsros sus 100NN 721700 To the Bditor of Ths Tyidune, 8Att LARB Cr7Y, June 80.~To that class of Bourbon American statestnen who opposo all amendments to ouc flkmuru Constltatton, shnply becauso they ar nmendments, In the 8oirit of progress, and contrary to their fixed notion that that fnstrument should be allowed The Chicago LifoResolvea to Wind Up—- Its Impairment $160,000. BiLte PATATLE. ' THE REPUBLIC LIFD. pre el L TNE RECEIVER'S RETORT. ©On the 25th day of May tho Auditor of State flled Btatement of number of ?"ufi"' and amonnt of insnrance in forco May S5, 1877 : to crystalllze and fossilize just as it came from | —ilw first accustug i 88 charged, thuother | Through * eo-operation ™ and the * United Spctition to hawe the Reputlla Lifo-fusuranc | Kmiowment poltcies due but oo paid (35 bruth, In fts stmplicityand majosty, confront the | act of Fub. 13, 1873, douroniotizing stivrs 1t 18 | she hands of the patriotic mon who framed i, | acniitting i ooy et tiero wers o prosecd: [ Ordar 7 Bo sompete The populace not only to Company of this city closed np, and Mr. 8 D. | Kepabilc t2.07 B e paeprario ith mhich | Intercrting alio o seo the. Now York Nation | e ottord inaii Drites witeh ono ot Enptondia | {1onh for obmiy. and oo wifoct croiryprotecit Ward was Imoicdiasely nppointed Kecetver, Iia bas becen busy examining the Company’s affairs ever since, and the rcenlt of his explortions wera mado poblic yesterday in a toluminous report fled 1n the Circult Conrs. Ae Ipraranca maticre are of epecial interest at preaent, & very fall abstract of tho report 18 givon below: ABSETS. CAST OF BAND A¥D rTOC sustain himscll {n regal splendor, but to pro vide for the education ot his gntire brood, in addicion to sustaining his sons and faverites la atlluence, 'This school-system should he mada THOROUGALY COMPULAORY TUROUGHOTR, | and from the start: otherwise their cunning teader would exert Lin all-powerfal infnence 16 render it inoperative, by nrbldmglg the peopla to send thelr ehildren to school, Tnis he would . donbtloss do, at the expense of an oxtes revalne ' tion, A compaleory mensure would meet with much lcas opposition from the people than might be cxpected, On this subject of ednca- tion, thero is @ wider difference betweon the Prophet and l}lu pcolflu than uponany other, -megsure. It {s a fact that uearly onc-halt of the' Legialaturo are in favor of frea schools, | while the majority are whipped in and con!mllmfl by Brigham m""i’ This {s undoubtedly tha, waak polnt in the Mormon vitadel. By ons bold’ stroke of statesmanshlp and n little guncml-! shfp & breadh can bs mnde dn th namo and Interest of humanily and progress. A movement u&:m thelr works at this point, in \ tha ebapo of n thoroughly compulsory system of' education, would meet with but faint opposi= Efornia Nutaai to condemn the brutal butchery of beardlcss Fale stutusl (& 12ds and Iunocent girls, Let the whole shatne- Greatipestee 1), Icas mmnss come forth, that it mav oxhibit the Grand total (3, 41R). utridity, and stinking, recking rottenness, of Felnsarauce’ (0] Fivo morad chrnel-houes, of these United States, Total net .. e the centro of which would scem to be located {n TOCK. Kemper County, Mississippl, What a comiment- 8. 107 shares fil patd l'flnk.&l«o each. Ary upon Amurican Justice it would be sboald 1331 ahares, 20 per cant, patid vve. tlie imperative demand of Jolm Bull for punishe ment of the murderers of honest Melellan prove the only hope an outraged public fflauw counld Barbor “of rearhing our own public erhininals. But that appears 1o be the case. The persoual experiences of many gentlemen now residing In this city go to rhow that the words of Tus TRibuxE'8 correspondent and his “old army officer” are unimpeachable, Sucha conidition uf a(fafra exists in some of the Routh- ern States that theirown people trembla Jest it be revealed. Those who tuerely stay thore for A month, or six months, or fora {mr. have no falr comprehension of the extent of the bull- dozing {0 which those makfmg thelr homos there {for 8 rerios of yuars are constantly subjocted 1t thoy daro to onen thelr lips A% wag their tongues without bowlng to the shibbalcth, De- plastered, front and rear, Inaide and out, with the advertiscments of fta chtef backers and sup- porters, the Wall-street bankers, bulliomats, and syndicates; it s consollug to know that the Nation represents no louger independent opin fon, but simply the desires of its Wall-strect advertisers; It {8 also Interesthe to recall tho story of the thief who shouted “Btop thief" louder than honeat men. A study of the Demonotization act of 1873 reveats a **thread of knavery,''—reveals infamy and fraud ou the face of it Tho act conalsta uf #jxty-seven long sections, Dlled with detalled regutations of United States Assay-Oftices, Minta, and Branch-Miuts; requln- tions for clerks, assistants, and workers fu Mints and Assay-Oftlees; rules for tho rocelpt of bullion for the coluags, cte., ete. It I entitlea, # An act revising and amending the laws rela- ttvo to the Miuts, Assay-Oflices, and coluage of the United States,” o the truth of the old proverb, that * Fools and children tell the truth," when not previously or subscquently cormpteds It was stated by ono man, under oath, that tho money hirhnd “given the accused was not & bribe in the forim of a commfesion on a Goyern. ment contract, as charized, but was an *nascss- tment,” fevied In ordet 1o enable this ofiiceholder o canvasa his natlve Btate in the intereat of his party during the Uresidontial campalyn, This same politiclan, who bousts of havin) been largely Instrumental in- enfranchising the negroes of” the Bouth, many of whom live in rnwllml flpmmrscuuymd are devil-worshipers, ately offered, at a radical meeting, held for that purpose, n resolution and proposed bill, asklug Congress to disfrauchisa all Morinons ¥who lold to tho doctrine and practieo of polygamy, ‘I ie roitson for this declded preferenco for the {ale, shiftices, thigving negro, as an elector, over tho industrious, thrifty A\lormon, Wwho be- lleves In 8 rellglous delusion, docs not readily oppear to oug not vorsed In American pollticsy but wheu it Is explalned thiat he fully expected negro votes to keep himselt and friends for- greatest statesmon bestowed upon her Conalle tution, when be sald, *The Engllsh Constitu. ton being continually progressive, ita perfec tiuns consist {n its acknowledged fmporfec tions," is & suflicient repy. In ny lettor of June 2 I took the pround that the citizens of tho Territorles are protected by the Constitution in *the ree excrelse ! of thelr religion, just the same es tho citizons of the Btates, Without then, or now, undertaking to dectda how much of Mormonfsm fa “religion 1o tho constitutional sense, amd what portion of it will ultituately have to Lo suppressed as erime, 1 still maintain that the Coustitation guarantees to the inbabitanta of tho ‘Territories the —— THE COICAGO LIFE. MEETING OP TUE DIRECTORS. The Doara of Directors of tha Chieago Litos Insurance Compony met yestorday afterncon to declde the momentus question, to Lo or not to be, wvr, oxprossed o Nfos fmsurance porlance, to teinsure thelr risks or be wound mp. After nearly throo hours of de. liboration, thoy decided the lnttor courne 1o be the witest onder the clrcumstances. Maj. R, M. Woods, chiof clerk af the Insurance Department, and acting reprosentative of Auditor Needles, read the roport of his cxamination Into tho affairs of Swckof Clttzens’ Hank of At Certinceate for aix and one-hait tal-stocx of Manufscturvrs' 0.y ) ccurily for & 10an to tho Com- Tany o B o, selle 520,000.00 The above achedule gives tho par value of ¢ #tocka na rhown by the cortificates thomselyes, — nelther the cost nor the market valuo fs attompted €0 ba given, [ECRITIEY MELD NY TR COMTASY. uto aad lntoreat secu T et et bobes of Tobd T3 BAME NELIGIOUA FRIVILROES that it docs to the {ohabitants of the Btates. If my proposed amendment to the Constitu- tlon, giving to Congress the power to prohibit, Loth in the Btatcs aud Ter- hankake: irisi: 8120400 | tho Compsny. Acconling to this document, | mocracy. Lot s have Sla). Ohasc’s raport. From 173 to 1873 tho silver dollar of 4134 A ! fcos that shock | over in, while ho knows that Mormon votes, In- | tion on the part of tho peoplo, for the checseter | a6 ol by i the Company bes boen dolog e los- TJLW. | groins had boen conod at our Mints, and was | Toricn cortaln 10 countey, which are .| SIECRLlY Caat IR Kee-birsoett mon ity | Liom,am, b part of tho peoplc, them from tha diviston ty Chi, 2o 1L0BX0 | fng bosinesa for eevoral years, which tho the lawlul unit of valucs In the United Statcs, 1 tn th {3 of rel forever okf, with 1o hope of handliog Mormon Prophot's commands, at a polnt where they oro Mhcoiucns ficols Gar Tenn oro.co | Foport amigned ae the reason of ite prosent condl- { #A torm appifed to old Confaderates who foarn | the lawful unit of val niways beon legal-tender | OXtensively earrled on fn the namo of rellglon, | ymoney tho thing becomes a8 choat 1o least In sympathy with his viows; whilo the LT EA irai by (rast-desd O Ta o o R R O e Delneas | Fthla ari - 74 pever will luarn anything | ¢ t0 Y unt, and racoable for- ali uble, | ahould be offored ta the people and rojected by “Y0UR 0X ARD MY BULL. great hungering for knowledge, that. 18 more or juss uf funds or sccurities. ever pecula- - 1y ©n 110y serva b clvil distrivt, Lineola Co., enn. .. A. &0, )‘wm‘ i Un thiey lota fn ) Biephrn Jonian, dved on buth public and private. Burreplitivusly in- surted amid clauses of the act concerning Mint- regilations, the fixing of salaries of minor ofllclals, cte., wmark fraud No. 1 of this law: Stc., 14, That the gold coms of tha United Statos eball be o quarter-cagle or twa-and-n-balf-dojisr piece,n hall-caglo or dve-dollnrplece, . . . on one-dotlar plece, which, at the standard welgkt of 25 ¥-10 gralne (gold), shali be the unit of value; 20 wlich said coins shall bo o logal-oendor ia a1l paymengs at tholr nomioal valae, By thls clause wo aro brought face to face with the sfgnificant and startling fact thot the siirer dollar is no longer the unit of salucs, but —————— JEWISH EXCLUSIVENESS, Tr the Edior of The Triduna Curcado, June 80.~1In theso days and n this Republic the advoeato of casto, political or soclal, has 0o Inch of solid ground to plant his foot upon, The epirit of our Constitatfon and the tendency ot aur relizion aro towsed abso- luta equality of rights for all to tuluk, speak, and act according to.the dictates of thetr uwn Judgment, couacience, and ssplrations, provided thev do not infringe upon the rights of others, thom, and the present law of Congress agzainst polygamy be declared unconstitutional by the proper tribunal, the polygamons religion of tho Mormans will then bo oa effectoally protected by the Cunstitutien as will any ol thie relizious denominations in the States. 1thus restate wy position, whon constdering this -ub}nct in fta” constitutional bearings, be- caugo I have recolyed soveral letters both,from the East andthe West—some approviug, others uppolug, my plan—on tho subject partially discussed In my first letter to Tire TRIDUNE, that I inay briefl{lm%ly 10 the objections urged, t It laby no means a pleasant task to portray the fraud, fnconsistency, and fanatical matice of thoto whom Providenes has given meonu where they might do the .work of Christian statcemen, and, by a purc and blamelass exam- vle, wluch ls bettorthan nl(y argucots, induce these ;mn&\lu to hinlt In thefr retrograde movo- tment, und preparo to advance, and’ accept the Ngher, purer civillzation that the Goapel of Christ Inculcates. . Hut I deem 1t right and_cxpedient to exhibit o the Ymph of th United Statcs these thoras, s specimens of a class that " vex ™ Mormonlsm ‘a8 a thing that is raw.” These,and such as and moro manifest omong the young, would Yery soom carry large numbers of them boyond the power of Morwonism to control. Just what WOMAK'S RronTS embrace, beyond the unquestionable right toslt in the lap of its aflnity, aud cail It (tho afMnity) «pet namnes,—and the privilege of cxhiblting iselt on the nlnlrormu of national conventions, and, . ¥ bocause it is loap-year,” and *'the begrovs have boen enfranchised,” for those rewsons do- manding the enfranchisement of tho Women,— 1 do not know whatover woman-suflrae is'or might be elsowhere, ln Utali It 1s & very bad tion had gone on, it waa impoenible to pay, owing 10 tho mixed war In whith the books Hat boen kept. . Bince 187, Becrotary Claop Bad kept no private account, but bad kept his aud the Com- pany's ncecnnmo’mhar.-lmmf Ail chiecks ‘4, W, Clapp Becretary. " Tho report charged the deicit to \hu lage olice-cxpenses, and th larve dicidends which o Compagy had declared eom tme ty time, when ita condltion wauld not really warrant it dn ev doing Besides this, amounta had been pald " for surrendored policics, whils no Interest had boen paid on the mortrages upon the sluck waa bated, thus depriv- {og the Company of a uecded source of Income. XU toen Tucie, i report chargoed, could and 3 e ad 108 1 Boumi, Al Iomapls 1 dArcn, N8 secured By (P un 1 B kcres (n Eusnuel Count) John Waoo, notes eseured by kir, ront-leed 00 ‘lots 1n Corn Counity: Ti.. . o B S i by e on taud I Fulton County: Ua. Willtam J, L:Whl“q‘:ltl:llfin!kflfig{;l"x‘ l!"l e (rusy ot (our lota In Bakar Countt, Gu. AR G Rg T & hould he been discovered by the Directors on Lhat the gold dollar 18 now that standand ualt: | and farther oxhibit the necessity that cxists for thesc, aro tho irritants that stimulato this dan- | thing, While, In almost any other coun it “nu Skinuer lotel lot, Cartersvilie, Gieo,. 5,213.00 E:?;‘:or u::fnlnu'fmn nfih:l boek’l -:nl accounts. | or needlessly or wantonly provoke or snnoy | fn other words, the nxl-:n. step lo\'nnl!".n exelu- dnnn|n¥ the conatitutional rlmn.lu_l of the citizens gcmu'u tumor in the body politic of the Amer- | wonld greatly Increaso tho buainess of l'{u" die ot N tecsboro ey, i dced o co | Loatia had been made throughia sort of asyndicate, | gomehudy ciso. And this without distinction | eive fold asts, The “aulce workers™ fu Con- | of the Territories, befora thoso righta are again | Gy gystow, caustug it to grow and cxpand, at | vorce-conrts, here it is the moans of scttlicy the IO Wib o, Tore sedured By trast-isi COMPOSGD OF DARILY AND CLAYY, GE ol KOk, OV ac0: 10" (uth WhIF. and tis invuded by Congreaslonal leytstatlon and - the gross, as thoy aro significantly usllg*d’, did tholr tho same thme Intensliylag {66 humors, until o, ho purchased secutltivn from thing 1o time, sod, & Woll} for, boforo this, thu ono-dolfar gold [ umlndminiateation of tho laws 80 ctneted He e Lo ntenelt fimors, S rmal meteimonial rulation into an Institu- % 2 ). wi it i worl 3 fol o a L - n d 1 “fi‘gefltrfinm‘gu&'1"55"'""“11":"“" ,,‘w o0 W';g“:;"“ o nraed opes to 1t ates was Doy | fradiment o lts roadest spplieation all my | iy was Lt a inintature 103, or Lrinket, mostl for o gist of ol thio objoctians ta my plab thus Taddongs . - et s proven eartlliycon- |\ Hob LIat Tiic wormen, who e, the rost vix o i ARRA e w000 | ca re turned ove: oncy wa o cd, b Fibior iy red o A 1 A R woio wechvd T 1his iy o Hory B Cloni Ay e ot pened T worn ou Indles' watch-chalus, By thls sct {t | for urged s cove: thils ono question, wI ‘Tlits unceasing conflict between the governors aud the governed, never resultlog in nauy od- Yutiee toward a solutlon, but rather In fucreas- fngg the complications, {s mdvocate, fu my bumble way, of the cquality of negrocs, womon, and Jews beforo the law. [ ray, Jot overy man stand vut of the way of overy other man and Jet hlin cliind. thne of this unlioly, unchivalrons delusion, would gladly vote ft’ forever into power, | Thia I8 the country where by tha arts and tricks of doluded and “deluding villalns, lovely woman's comos tome from Now England: *Has not Cougress saprome power fu the Territorics, ovon to tho suppression of all religions? was surreptitiously made the sole [egal unit and the exclugive statidard of Amcrican values, Fraud No. 2 on the faco of tho bill Isas fol- deeds taken In tho namo of 1he Company. As fast a8 tha Company hsd money to pay, the notes and trast-deeds wore turned over te the Com- roof positive to the rRo 1. & Before roplylng to this questlon, | will quata ? Frook pod 1 5 deed on fand In IFnquois County, 1il.. B,000.00 f pauy, and appesrcd on [ty Dooks. And yet T K dudgo Hiltor A Mr. Beliz- | 1ows: Pf' t y refecting mind that thore {s something radically | crownlng vistues are transformed into bostial- Johin 1. Dawelt, nots secured by trust-decd i t dof business yer 1 toink Judgo ferved Ak Belic . 15. Th ot £ the United Btates | the constitutional authorily under which "Cop- | (¢ oy ! i its. Thot sa fidel J}é:h‘:‘;u,lfnu\wtcwn&y. (i 6,000.00 3.'.‘,‘2“‘, for Lo reanons; firek, bocause §t enabiey | man, \f e 18 & reprosontative Jow, just riris. L ern IR (9 pllveeenia of dhe Tl “oont | gross leeislatos for the Territories, Bot. B ag | WEOUE B0GW e izing fauits. That same spirit of m’dn dellty, ond sacriflco, which kept hier latest at the Cross and brought her frst to the crpty tomb of her risen Lord, has been so ;ml'x.-md as Lo causa Ler, In a perfoct frenzy of Lllef, to lay all that 18 most sacred to thie puro and womanly heart, upon the sbominaole altarof Mormon lust; whilo that spirit of constancy that prompte Ruth's immortal specch to Naoral, which still comes down to us from the h ages of aue tiquity with all the freshuc: nn:l‘rguwr.y of the dew of the morning, makes her o3 true to Mor- munism w8 the necdle to the pole, In Utal the woen voto Just ns their fractional husbands would ~ haye _them, and by so doln?, moro than _ double the politieal power of Mormonlst, It fs for this reason that I recommend that Congross should REMAND THRM TO TUEIR PROFER SPUXRE ‘With the woman disfranchised, and a secret batiot for the men, so that a Mormon could yota agulnst the Theocracy i he chose, withont Liaz- ardiog his safety and standing, a long step to- wurds controlling Mormonism by the genuino American mode of voting ovils oyt of pawer Wil hava been takon, . Brigham Young (& at onco the sourco and seat. of Murman power. Ho must be reached and defied by merhodl that are hunorable and statos. manlike, If I here give & briof analvals of his charncter, and the Mobammed-}ike artas by whicly ha retains his sscendency aver theso people, it tmay facilftato porsons at a distance in under. standing the eituation. s Brigtsam Young is in nornmsnr scnso of the word a great man. o fe a fraud : & stupendous fraud upon himeolt and followers. llgis very rant, and no thinker, Isend you a scrmot, Uy Brizlmm Young, on the subject of the resur- rectfun,—his best and ripost effort,—as covclu- slve proof of my asscrtion that ha ia no thinker, He has fmmonse peychological power, groat tact, falr exccutlve ablilty, of strong will, and I8 o braggart, which pro cludes tho possibility of greatnuss, fh the ‘f'o say that the gullt and blame are all on the &lde of tho Murinons, would ba to make their case an exception fu the world's history; for thero never wos o diflieulty protracted for any conslderable time WITIIOUT WIONG OR BOTH BIDES. ‘The rout uyil on thelr part, in my {udgment, fa deeply sot lu thetr miscouception—il tniscon ception” {t proves—of their rights under tho Constitution, This, watered by the vaporings of reit«letaded -and deluding revelations, has produced the unholy fruit of polygamy. :hxlle on tho othur sle, In the Tankunes of ' Lond Bacon, Ya su}wnut(on in avoiding supursti- tlon,' a fanaticlsm In oppostog fanaticlsm, to- gether with oflivial incapacity snd corrupt mo- tives, hwve protracted the atruggle, until it s bigh “thno the people _should pplo nud dispose of " the difilculty 1 o ianner that cannot jlutl[bn charged as tyrannous and oppressive. Il the Mormons luve the rights thoy clalin under the Constitu- tiun, It Congress givo tho people of the United Stated an upportunity to tell them v, by refuy- g to udupt the propused amendment to -tho Constitution. If they bave not thoss righ et the lcm loso mform them, aa I doubt they woukl, by au almost unanimous adoption of ihat, or something similar, The list of crimes and outrages on tha part of these poople extends far back into the lying and treaclierous past; whils tho fniquitous and pro- Yoking insolenco ol thelr rulera of Iato years havo Lieeu such aa to stimulate to further crime, rather than to enffghton aud reatrain, Whoa [ speak of the lnntz )st of Mormon crimes committed {n the 2 I donot wish to be understood as wuzldem thom pre-eminent- 1y a crimival people, On the contrary, it fs my, settled oplnion, restng upon very thorough in- vestigation, that thoy aro L.C48 STAINED WITII DLOOD than any community of equal siza west of the the syndicate to make 6 percentage fn the eccnti- tica and a cominizaion on the luan; second, because it enabled the Srcmhr‘ 10 ropresent thowe secorl- tles as being the bana fide property of the Coin- pany, wheneser the danger of an ¢xaminution was imminent. Thero wern oven wow, the report ntated, aritice In the company's vault, claimed by Barry, which did not agpesr on the books, for which thero were no entries of cavh pald out, and which scumed to have been left Darry !}y Ciapp us hix portion of tho undivided aneetsa” of the firm, Among theso was a mortgavo given by W, ¥, Tucker, Presfdent of tho Compeny, for $15,000, which Tuckor clatmed was never pald for {n cash by the Company, but waa simply foaned by him to the Company for the mrfma of bridzing over the an- nual statement. 'This ftem, of course, could not be admitted 24 an nsset. Tho total admitted as- scls were §209, 615. 72, snd the total llabilities on Uio 4 por cont rescrve 8344, 857, 30, thas showing @ deficit of $135, 241,08, Accorling to the mt cent ruserve, the deficit wounld be $01,280, 58, Upon thia showing, tho report took the ground that the Company waa in uo condiiton to transact further busincss, and that it must pot ftecil at onea in 8hape to'ba wound up, Ma). Woodsalso annomuced, after reading his Toport, thnt ho woald spply this tmoruing before Ju‘duu Williama for tbe appolnunent of 8 Ito- eciver, ‘Tho Directors had considercd the aubject by themacives, and wero fally propared to most the oxigencics of tho cano, An usial, bowover, Lhore wwaa a graat dea) of oratorical wind to be lot lTouse before u formal resolnition could bo adopied aet- Alng forth that, under the circamstances, tuo vary baat thing the Company conld do was 1o lut eomio- ‘body be appointed by law to take care of It. Whan the Rucelvur has beon sppainted, 1t will bo dtsare- tionary with the Court to authorize that ofticer to reinsure tha Company's riske of not. 'The National Lite, U, 8. A., and the Norshwosteen Mutual Life, of Milwrukve, had bid for the fob befors it was known that an application would be made for celvor. Whother they will renew thér bida, shor the retnaurance be decided npon, I8 not known, al- though such & thing is not improbablo. ————— Aud the reasons why I think so,Mr. Editor, with your indulgence, [ will brily state. X was long before the War In favor of negro righta, As loug ns his owner claimed bim as property, L would bave treated the owner gs sn outluw, that ho micht Iearn the Jessun of human righta, before Mmlm"\l‘ him to respectabls fumoa soclety. I would apply the saie ruls, morally ond socially, to Jews, 8 tong ns they prao- tleo fsolation and teach uxclusivencas aud the wretched superstition snd con- ceit of thcir, own holincss and superk ority, and that thev are eag)cdully fa- vored of God. An long na thoy rofuso to mix with other peovle, and practice the disgusting and heathenish malming called eircumicision, which cannot bo decently witnessed or deseribed, that God may kuow INls alleged *‘chosen peo- ple’ from the Gentile world, which includes all races of ineti bosldes Jows; 08 Jong as these concelted, superallous religlous i1mnatics of- feusively arsogato to themaclves the richt of priosthiood of the world, and rufuse to futer- marry or to identify themsaolves with other nntion ur races of maen gnder the aun; I would exciude them from really reapectable soclel{. until they unlearn the insolent conceit of their raliglous assumptions and thoir dlsgustiag rites of exclusivonuas and non-tervourse. Evory Intelligont mau snd woman knows, B tho Biblo is truo, that Abralsa marriod his blood-relation Sarah, and left the land of his 1athiers, and protendod to make a treuty or bar- cain with the Almighty that “lis cluldron anid his house should be' kept forever distinet from other peoples, and that this distinetion should by witoessed and evidenced by the malm- ng of dreumeision, a wark s inan would not bo uilty of making on 8 bulluck, u sheepy ora rlofi:. Abraba inarrled bis own blowd that it rakzht be kept oxnluxm.hnml this cxample f3 followed by Jowa to this dav. The most dis- tlygtahed modern examples sro among the Rothschilds of Eorope. At suy rutc, wo mar- deed ou 1609 1y, WL Aliert 5, Carnip, 10168 weurind by 9 1 fevt of Thad ou o Suglaaw 1ver, Mic plece, a quartor-dullaror twenty-five-cent plcce, o dima or tep-cent plece; and she welght of the trade.dollar nball be 420 grotus troy; fhe weight of the half-dollar shall be twelve graine [gramines) and owe-Aalf of @ gram [qrammr]. and tho quatter-aollar aid dime shall bo, rospectively, oue-ha o weikht of sald Aalr- dollar; {heir aominal calue Jor any amount not exceeding fice dallura inany oné payuont,” 8ec, 17. No culns, elthor gold or silver, shan Bereafter be iswued fram tho Mint other than thoso of the denominations, etaudands, and welghts in this act set forth. e ol dufisror 4123 Why did they leave out the old dollarol Ina’: and colfl a trade-dollar heavier than oy mt was cver colned before 4 Bocretary Boutwell, In one of hls patont nnmmrrcborw‘ lota the cat oub of tho bdg in theee worda: ' The gold dollar plece,"says he, 1 spprovingly commeuting on this !nflunuuu act of Feb. 12,'1573, * is tnade the dodar wnit of tha bill, and the nilmadauar locs s discontinued ; If, huwever, & miiver Qollar fs authorized, {t shoutd be issvad onl y a3 & commercial dallar, and not as a standard unit of valud, but of that walne which s the favorila for clreulation i Cling, Japany, and obher Uriental countrica,” . ‘Mo trade-dollar of 420 grains was dellberato- Iy placed there os a bliud to take tho place.of l!u *‘discontinuod™ silvor. dollar; aud the fquict workers” for the plutocrats woll knew that, by a famillar aud well-scttled naturnl lnw of moncy apd Ananco, this 430-graln coln, being too heavyta over circulato in thls country, would f1y at once and farever to the circulation of Oruntal countries, nover to relurn. 1 don't sce," sald Ben lutler at that time, “why thuy caln that trada-dallar, for It all gocs to the Chinese nd flindoos, and never come dack.”. it pever was {ntended to come back, and pover will cumne back, becsusc It s heavior than any dollar over colned befors in America. Has ony one got avy tradodolfars here! As Boutwell truly eald, © Thoy uro great favorites Art, 4 of the Conatitution says: *'The Conzress shall have power to disposo of, and imake all needful” rules and regulations respect- ing, the Territory or " other projiert helonging to the United States, 1 now reply to this question: No,~Conpgresa hias no more power over ¢ religion in the ‘Ler- ritorics than it has in the Btates. To infer, Lrom tho lan'&unan Just aunted from tho Con- stitution, that * Cougress has supremo power in the Territarics, aven to the suppresalng of all religtons,” is certainly to BTRRTOU THB MRAORE AUTHORITY under which Congreas Vfi:rka for the good of the fuliabltants of the ‘Terfitoriea—thoso self<lony- Ing ploncers who maka biroad tho borders of tho Ureat Republic—~beyond all reason. If the rights of American ¢itizens wero not clsewhéro delined and protected in the Constitution, and & Coneress sulllcioutly fanatical could be gotten togethor to under to deprive the cltizens of the Territories of thetr * inalienabla righta, " thou, and not till thon, conld Congress be sald to **havu supremne power in tho Territorics, oven to tho suppressivg of all religions,'! Chancellor Kent halds the Yollowing language on this subjects **1t would scem that Conzress has supremo power In the government of tho Territorics, devending on tho ¢xerviss of fts sound discrotion. That discrotion lua hitherto beon excrelsed In wisdom and good faith, and with an anxlous regard for tho sccurlty of the righta and privileges of the lnhnlmnm:'| 88 do- fined tn the Ordinance of 1787, and fn the Con- atitution of the United Btatea.’” It would scem fromn this that thoe lnhabitants of the Terrilories have other rights beyond ‘‘free cxerviiso™ of thelr roligfon, wiich Congress is bound so ro- ) Mark the lanmuage of tha Chancellort “*Congresa hns suprema power In the ment of thed'¢rritorics.” The tarm *govern- ont,"" In thia conucction, can in no sense apply to religlon; for tho ‘Fooulu of the United States, my d one-iE1th of ! deed og 7. Mary 0. Rout, nutessecired on Bioek 14, Cornell, 1il.. . 1. Btarkey, notes secu ominn (o ort Wayne, In m:m’.’mmu by thanifer o [ Al mortnge. . 3t Donneliey, Lokenide $'rintt t, and 1 bond Northwesiern (Haf Exuniguishing Company. Wiliam Goodwin, notes s npaw, i 10t G Auatay A . 3L Cross note sectrod by waignment of eparcs caniial stoeit of Aot tow Cympany,of Frovidsaoo, it ... 271 & €. M. Gondsell, ‘note ecrtificate 3 dar Rupids la., off s Tt Insuranes Compeny's romimaey nutey raid Lo ha T sulwcripiion stock 1o the Tieputiie * Jifu-Insurance Compauy.. (.I"ll‘l'c M. Ellisy uote payal . Gurtie Jotin M, Krum, nokesecurod b 18 for fen aharcs of full-pald e10ck 1 Repub- Ho Lite- Invursnce Conpeny . : W. J. beweil, noto gtves (6 payi 430,00 {u thelr first amen: nt to the Conatitutl Misstsafppl River, ‘Take a population uumberi, y o Pan "'x"’::“i’:'. rl::,“f?‘_ i KILU.’N”(EM fim BR‘!’Tl,Sfl &EECT. Hugo of u Jewish wounun evor tnkes place with | i Cidi aud tho Orlontal countrics” and they | oy itoly oty | 150,000 from any portion ot Tozas, aul. it Will | roper eense of that torm. Through tho ‘cune caics for 1o sharen Tuil Ptor an uucircumciasd man; or slce versa, except in vivlation of the Jewish law, aud concublnage, l'nrh:rn the ouly Biblo cusuls the tharriage of the AMoabltish ‘woman Ruth with Boaz under very pecullar clrcumstaoces, Only the other dndv a f'ounw man and o Jowish matden in Tudiunspolls destred to marry ndopted In 1789, nlmnlutvlly aud poromptorily forbade Congrees to lecislaio for or ngainst any rehigion, undur any circumatances, cither in tho Htates or fu thio Territorien. ‘This veing true, the Mormons have only to ‘eatubillsh tho fact ju thu Supreme Court that nlug use ol his groat psychotogival Influence, Lo hos turned !.olwconn'."t flo Im:ml power of Orson Pratt and his deceased brotuer, Purley P Pratt, and Miss Ellza B Bnow; and, uuder his kulding, they have LICKRD JOSEPLL BMITH'S DANTLING INTO SIATE, surpass tnom in violent dests, for tho last fif- teon years, five to one, Californa can_equal Toxaa; wiille littla Nevada will outstrip Utah in violent denths sud sbocking crimes duriog that tlme, seven to one. The swall clty of Flochy, Just over the line in Nevada, has slain moro are s0 heuvy that they will stay thore; and the mun who wrots that law know It at the timo, and mumle these avllars that hieavy for that ox- press purposc, and also to hoodwink and cheat eoplu foto the notlon that there was a sllver Sul ar It existenve nfter alll It served also os Ly ANS ON pOLICLES. Loans which aro offscis 1y tho Company's own poltcios. . Covesiaanieeise 1O,283,00 Loans w hiich aro offacts (o policies twned by the Califoruis Mutua] Lite sud afivged 10 3 by thn ftepubllc Life-lusure Cimicaco, Jane 30.—A Washington special to Tun TRinuxNe, of date tho 20tk tust., says: own ollieer of the old army writcs from ‘The Eompor-County inurders sbow wflmk\lul. ‘V'he truthi'ls, that while n m . how Misall oRiien, % polygamy, sa rovealed by thelr prophets and durd fio 1 &l ! poctically and theologically ; while these braju; o ; Itapublican tate who keeps quiot may be 1 beh f sl i inen durfug tho last alx “years than the 3 raluy ey G G [ woibratmd i ‘o takve an uctive p&‘&’ln pottties | coch other, but the Jowiah, Churd would mg, | Beouveulent bifod dhan oF g i, 245 | ractlced by thote peopto, a s0 practiced ma are- | 1en urtu, tho last " alx 5 slain, ~}'r":'umr ayo bocn 4 thorbuklly unconscony o to bo ssuttivd by Lhe 1 % rhow of succesa, Lie must bu squeiched | pernit the mornage, aml the young man was demon LD BPPECTUALLY FPROTECTED And, whon it Is further atated that the ma. ['0f tho fact*that he was uslie them us wero nilet-hole hae to by tut Lirough his car- Juart now they.ace not killing very lively in Judge Fdinonds, and otber men aud wowmnen of cana, this State, but, it the Republicans ahonld so far fority of wurdors committed in_this Torritury bruins und educatiun, of a sinflar process, when 7o by tho Constitution ua It stunas, ‘The fact once tlurlig tholast soven yearsare justly chargosbio otize il Why did thess entlemon authorizo a halfe dollar welghlng 123¢ grammes! cutnpelled to subily to be malmed lor 1ife bo- sens oo, . 3,R00.%3 Wi Wl L ESHICERG, B i mapposed Taro e could be marriod for T, The Ao, 1o bu otlscts to “flbl"(“l:fl of thoir respective " catablished that polygauly is, bona-fide, n port the Guntilo resl tho dark and murd they furnished Anarow Jackson Davis audother amounts under the polcle flovate thols hacn un tosbow sivns of dunyerous [ Hon which o mudioman swould lullict on 8 | ™1y hiindréd oflier places fn this act, troy | Sf i rallgion, mo Taw, oither. o Congresa op | U it Geptilo realionls, tho dark akd mardor- Buleituntistic frauds with th t docelyi beast waa tirst submitted to for the suko of the Jusive 1 his sollt; " (3 ous character thu Mormons uujustly bearshould | Bv v sl means of docelving L‘:"-';‘n‘::li"x ?‘1 ux'n-n;r;;'“n‘:om‘: Irc'q::fil iy il:':l:f ot e loved, by tha yours man. st the it m”m:m:"fiu el:: u:)m h‘:-!yu ngsllh.u B‘u-:nnufi the Btatcs, aguinst bigwny or polygamy can bo furthier uminated, that vortion of mankiod who are predisposcd, troubles thu Morwwons, ~Ilence thg urgent neces- sity for sach au amendment ss I Wavo proposed, in order to reach this and other kindred ovils clsewbure fu who Unlon, I venture further to illustrate Chaucellor Kent's Ides of thy author. ity of Congroes In the government of the Ter- ritorics, sud tha *ex 0 uf thelr sound disero- tlon,” as quoted abuve, by the cxamplo of o gusrdian and his wards. The laws of all civitized countrfes pive to the guand. lan very large discroblon, which Tho fa expected to exercise in the heat Interests of his warda, Hut sbould 14 bo found that Lo uscs his dizcretlon to rob them of thelr nutura) rights, ond otherwise onlm{u the minors counnitted to bhis care, tho law that gave him his discro- tiondry pawer will qaickly recall {t,and hold bim to a strict accountability.” I trust thetimo may never come in this Grest Republic when ahn ton of the Jewish Cliurch in obedicnco to her od religtous rito of clrvumcisfon, This wretched -ufior.tlllon. under persistent cultivae tion for eix thousand years, more or less, has very naturully and ineyitably beconie rank and oilénsive. It has produced “an abundant crop of arroganee, concelt, superstition, and stypldity, whieth have provoked resentment fn every uation almost under heaven! Thoe New American Cyclopedia aa, Hlews buyo been oppressed nud persocuted by Fine perors and Kepublies, Sultans and Popes, Moors und Inquisitors; they were proscribed in Cathotle Bpaln, Protestant Norway, and Greek Muscovy, walle thelr persceutors sang bhyinns of thoir pealmiats, reverod thelr books, believed 10 their propbicts, and oven pervecuted them in We nawe of thelr God.” "“This phenomena admlits of explanation,” They were the choeun peoplu of Grdd In thewr own euporstitious con- celt. **The national and religlous clements be- came morw and wmors developed and blendi), the antagonism with surrounding idolatry and religiously Instituted lunmorslity more and more steiking; a loug continued strugyle for sulf-preservation agbuat overwhebming fu- fluences chatged ewthusiasm nto fanaticism and self-vsteeln into r‘?umvu pride, which was ropald by aotipathy, batred, und cruel crsccntion” This 15 no doubt the truth. But fanaticlsm and supersti tion arg slow to learn even the lessous of ex- porience, “Phey [l;hu Jows) were still con- Vineed of their rellgious and moral un‘pu'lomy tothe UGentles” helr martyrs punished thete through secrot or avowed hostilty to God ond His written Waord, to accept the marvelous for the supernatural, I thiuk I can Ulustrate the resson why Mor- moulan. succeeds, and coutlnues Lo grow, and will continue to grow, If not wiscly chceked, from an exnmplo in sgriculturs, ‘tho comman Lerbaccoun cotton-plant—the source of 8o wmuch wealth to this country—{s fn North Amere fen an nnm{.n!; bat in the tropleal rr'glunl uf South Ameties, whither I have myself carrled tho secd, it becotnes perenniud, and prows into o' fi'm" worthicss treo that cumbers the ground, o the diiferance iy not (n the seed, as wo have scen, for that {s the samo; thorefore, the differcat result must be du o clliato and soll, . Just so with Brichun Young's uwhlnr:. 1t big fraudulent revolations, orucular An{n and fmperivus commands wore cast nto thelntellco- tuul soll of a people in thelr normal couditon, the result would b "ng dlffercet; but the ne telloctual soll into which ha sowa Is abuorial, wyur beated by tho atinosplicre of fanaticism to a moro than tropieal mrwty of exuberant pro- duction, Ifence the plant of Mormoutsus bLas become BOTH BXUNBRANT AND VERENNIAL. ‘That feeble bybrid which Joseph Bmith pro- duced has tougheued, and bardenod, and stiff- ened Into-the greut tree of Mormoulsin, {nto the boughs of which diseused inluds from aliquarters ' ol the Elohe aro flocking, under the pitlable de- Juston thut 1ts Jeaves are for the healing of thy natlons, and that it will eventually spread aud extend throughout the carth. leuco tho fme occurrences, ' bat never nudor the ourrect dewigna. tion of tnfamous and diobolical marders. The vory old davil soam to bv in these peoplo anyway That * well-known old-army officer * knows something of the temper of the bull-whippers of Miasiesippl. Nothing mors Lruthful bos ap~ peared fu Lho newspapors sincu the tragical and Qsgraceful occurrovcn fn Komper County, A ropatabie gentivinen of this city, who bus spont | soverul years of bis Itfo lo the Pulmetto Btate, {uforms ne that tho balt &3 uot yet told; and that, were s wolety of the other portion onwe related, the peoplo of the Nurth would as- suredly stand appslled. But it never will bo pablished, uuless the Government af the United Beatos takes eoergetic hold of the subject, and makes © ruttiing of dreadfully dry bones. From recont mavemunts it would appear there t8 a likelihowd that tho stroug baud of the United Suites may cventu- 4lly be compelled by 4 foroign Power to do jus- Lo 1o Its alicn inbabitants,—at least to thoss fealding umong {ta 'Southeru citleons, Last week, the Hon @, K. Chass, of Washington; th Hon. Goorge CyMcKee, late Member of Cone Erullfrmn Hinds L'OILI“'{. Allsatssipol, but a rave Fuderal soldter during the War; and the Hon. Luke Lea, United Btates District Attor- uey for tho Southern District of Misslssppi, were sent by the Waahington nuthoritics, thruugh certain percmptory promptings of the ropresentative of (ircal Britals fu thie cuuntry, Iu wdditiou to the world-wide prejudice that exiuts ayafnst tho Morwoons, whicli mugulties ond anultiplies thelr“crinws, thero is another ruason why they nppear great. ‘This being a homogenoous community, under one heal, everything is done, as is supposed,— crimes fncluded,— 1N A CONPORATE CAPAQITY. Whlle the surruunuing betorugeneons popu- Iatious may aluy their hundreds, sod but little 12 kinown or eafd nbout it, {f the Mormons _slay thelr tens, the whole world 1s informed, and hay ita indignation arvuscd agalnst them. Tho Mormons will nover outlive the bratal infamy of that borvor of ‘American borrors, the Monutain- Moadows mavsauze. The baleful shadow of thnt suceessful rival of 8t. Bartholom ever be over thewn and shoat thsir pat. from tho dark cloud thut overhongs the'flendish planners of the fnfernal work, thery wiil come, at all hours of the d {-ml 1 the stillness of the night, the audibic groons of ex wmothors; the frightened shricks of oul rncuusl virglus, who gave up more, thsn life on $hat bloody ficld; all rendered more pitedusly awful by the helpless cries of slsughtered innocenta, - Ilaving akctched, in my first Jotter, the mero- est outliue of the law that dhould be passced by Coongress after tho proposed mmendment has Deen ldn[)lcd in regard to polygawy, I deem it expellient lers to {ndicate TWO OTUER LAWS that Comgress should puss ot its next sessinn, that wuuld bo wholesome indecd,—une abrogat® ing the Territorist law giving 1o the women the nictric measurement of “gramnes” - Boina onw will say, beeatine that metrie aystom waa then lawiul. Truu; but this act cxpressly provides 4 8ec, 40, Tho brams tro found-woight brouglit from London tn 1827 whull he tho dandsrd of the Unlted Htates Mlnthcunlnmbly to which tho colnuge shall ba regulated. Wy this slnglo Instance of Fronch grammes motric gpoasurcinent minong the hundred uses of graffis troy throughout the acti Becaussaome ono would note tho startlingdif- ference betweon the proportionate welght of the trade-dollar und the hatf<dolfar, Twelvo and a half grammesis only 103 grains troy; and some ona woald niote the difference between a dollar welghing 420 graing and a half dollar welghing only N‘iumln-‘ 1 If it were putfu thie bill n that way, Sothe “qulut workers " (wrh.r seting under tho (nspiration of Mr. Rruest Seyd, the sgent of foreigu capitaliats, who was * making msny voluably suggestions ' ahout this time at Waghington) it on the bappy expedtent of put- ting in the halt-dollar In gratamce,—that being lawlul enouichh s far s the letter of the Iaw Kous. Bee, 18 provides that ull coins of the Unlted Btates shall huve an {mpression embismatic of Liverty, with an {nscription of the word * Lig- eaTr," and ie year of colnage. This wasa Zroxs mlstake,—the word #“Fragp belng eyidently intended lnstoad of * Lingnry,” Tt 1 further provided fn the act that owncrs of gold Lullfon may have the same culned at thy Mint, and many convonivat rulvs snd regula- 1D, Colytu. UNRETTLAD HALANONS OF PER-ONAL ACTOUNTA. 5. ¥, Larloy, Treas. ville, Tenu.8 1, i X Tuiier, gy 3 Ttussell, "Phlladol] Teal entaty cunvered {u' o1 116 ks aa of the fullowlng valuest 0 acres (v Kaufinay ‘i‘z‘"l‘ "“lf u Fraine houso and lot In peovle—the sonrce awdconservators of ull povier and authority, who speak through thelr Conatle tutlon—will hiot hold Congress to o sirict ac- countabllity for its discretionary power under the Conatitutlon In its grovernmant of tho Terri- torics us the law rerualru at the hands of tho guardian 1t appolnts over minors. Territorics aro shuply minur Btates, under the guardian cara of Congress antil thoy cume to lhfi“ eslalo when thoy can take upon’ themselves the re- sponsibiifiics of Statehood. ‘The great lawyer whom 1 have been nuotliog, {n furtlicr discusstug tho_nature of Territurlal Governtents, says: % The establishmeut of distat ‘Ferritorial Governments, ruled accord- futz Lo will and plossure, would have n natural u-uduncytuz all Proconsular Goveruments have imountot 8a. BECULITIRS DRPOSITED with Samuel Clark, Uenural ‘f'reaaurcr of the State of ithude Inland, as guarantes for \he payment of vutstanding policles of the Economical Mutual to.vlalt the Couuty of Kemper and wdjucent | selt-sutlicioncy, bumiliating thelr Wl uid e | 4ong ara wade for their benelits but. s % tho | had, to ubuse and o 4 i yaser D o s o e ey, W et 3 % ppression, right to vote; the other compelling a system of | 5o E.luln’ lfim:: ‘S::lmn:m:dl bn“;:h}‘mn:m}; [ lu:,llua{ and lll‘n‘z;l L‘; ] It concerning that l:..:s‘ifln“byl &Ah!}mfi llé:_ud’:.{xi.:;)" lglfiudu '.I‘z ad | gy i dhe) The possible evila ;:-mwln out of Proconsular p‘:l)lln free schools for the euuwmuon ol’tlm or- mfi: :::tr g(:'xh?a‘z'i'.:h?h‘: l:.l!\?: #‘mflfiuflvyx il iy o ¥ tho Kep! ?.o l’u-lmnu o Hlisn, "fiuhl‘flud by 'l" h “"‘ ot gl:r e vy ! “:‘“h “‘u:‘“ Bg0, 21, Tho owner of sliver bulllon may de- | Governments, as forcseen lizv this good man, | mou children. Whilo § i not an eathusiustic § doos not becomo centennlul, sod after that gt o | b et 6, o Y WA | S S AR i | i S B TS | STV, By OEY | RPN bt A el | el bt Tl S 0 By ) 1 y 20 gratng Tr RMBK CHIRF JUSTIOE— ucation, ut wmuch referunce mol ftaclderbrother, Mohamnmedanism, has flourished Lous and fot In iTuvidens laiicy: toow | peacefully making bis way uut of the sludghter. | ty sud clvil equality in Atmerics, atterward I | on 443 sik of silver for oviEL coinage shati be the one Jongest occupyiug that positon since | and refiwion, s to bo the savior of mankind, ] ' . s e Do iy bou in which the Judio’ uud hla son subsee | the Northweat of Erope. o Fecetve. tho _organlzation of thu. Territdry—lus boen | 40 bertove that publie iree s boame o 1 Sonerraod tho sarsh for yaary than 8 thousid ucutly met thelr deatl U cruuliy and wautonly Whilo legal and [mm persccutions of Jews shot down und killed. The_ Commuission eat for P T e ace In this country, public known to ride roughaliod over Art. 5 of the | arrayed sizaiust the worality and religlon of the Lu othior worda: “ You mn{ coln all the silver f i (an nover take p dlollars for Chinamen aud Yiudoos you pleass cndments to the Constituti in | Bibl ¢ it bledsing to tne poor. [ LIFE | ANCE, Taaa‘tn Midalviowis 10 soveral days in Komper, and then visited Laud: | scotuicss cun bardly fall to it evpesasion ooy . AT e ndien W prnstitation adojted in Sa gy poa W ths f8ct” Ehat [ | oo LIFE_INSUIEANCE, wute f L it Crialo Codity. 10 1o dosolated homs 5F she | Tha saioa aparly (il to flud expe Provoked | Aikorieno for thss sulturiog United Btates ol [ 170, @ yurt ‘of “whidh rowds oa follows: | arrivs ot thls. coneturion froes oo face” fhat (o Anerica. T plutocracy won't aflow 1.8 T s e ctar e g . ¢ act of of Kitpuary, 1873, mnds " sol sentant ooy “No one shall be held to auswer for s capital or otherwise infamous vrime, unless ou 8 prescntinent or indictment of s Grand Jl:_;{, + « .« norshall ho he compell- minal New Englaud, free schools have attained their ;Lr. rfection, there is wanlfust much that excellent, with a great deal that is bad,—a large proportion of the foud being wartyred Miss Coruclia Chisolia,—to whowm tha young meu of this country owe s mobument, and they will see it butlt,—where tho widow of Judge “Chisolm sits, bereaved und heart. the crucl persccutions referred to wiil lu- ovitubly provoks contetnpt and disgust even here. Every otber uationality In this coune Gy soou " loses Maell C and becowmea ecared’ by o tdeuow... . DEFERREL PHRMIUMS, Tn 30me cusvs tho pulicy-bolders, nstesd of pay- UN TED STATES ILTE"E INSURANCE COMPANY, IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK, 261, 262, 263 Broadway. ~——o—0RGANIIED 18§0~e— ASSETS, $4,827,176.52 thels whol fum'in advance, Mowed erfu: - unit of Anierican values, ed, in an’ | case, Lo bu & wilucas ausainat | the result of cheap education for thu masses (F Aan Tiis Syt e adves Pepiicute aad | rokein | wourniog e loes of | s | Aloerlcan. rishien, “Fronchuon Tulane, | Y5 o sl demonlisady but (s | Bithaclf ;101 yeury i & incs 14 ach s e | Bt i by Soucatian for, thy musscs the deferred preinjum ls the amounf required W 4 Geruung, becows Awericans in two wencra: tlons. Even Alricans wenerally fady 1560 1he spproxhuate nativual color; but Jews romain Juwe, exclusive, cmectiod, arruguut, supers clifvus, clavulsh, offensive, o a land of Hberty und equality. ‘The only way to teach Juws lessons of brothe erhuod and equality bs to trest them secording Lo thelr erits sodally,~tu let thew know how their cuuceits aud suporstitious luok to enilght. ched, frevdum-loving meu aud wowen,—~to sp- vty the principle, “with what muusure ye mebs it atiall be weasured to you again; 10 lowger a Wil or standy; u{ valus, The firal s'ey lowards an cxclusive gold basts Aas alraaud been laken by “quiet wurk™ ( Congress, Stloer (s unly o lyal-tauder for five dollars, There Is 0o **shnad of knavery” In the de- mand for silver-remonctization, but the people are rising (o thut point where they will with ire reaistible power redreas aud right erave wrong, —u wrung un {ndustry, & wroug on every man and every family that stomld by the Government in tho voars of trisl,—a wroug on generstions yet unborn. 1t is notorlous th, tho day of his rémoval, It was Lis woul, not unly to anticipate Indict- ment, trial, and conviction, by the sentenca ho {inposed,but to compel men” ta testily agaiust thewselves, when applyfng for naturalization, sud then, u{wn the testimony thus tyrannicall und uuconstitutionally obtalned, he has ynl- formly refused to naturalize thom,—thus fon- postne a grievous penalty, withuut 'a legat in- dietment, trial, and convictlou. If this was not **bolding mon to svawer . ., for au_(ofa- inuus crie," wy comwon-gense 1 greatly b Statea ofllciala ~ opuued wi the dours for the sdmission partles buving teatimony felatig W the tripartits essnssluation, Even the sasasaing in person, 1t they would, might sbow why they had dove the dark deed. | Thoss who dured cune forward and ‘invu(hclrwldenm, oud Insepctor Chiase bag cre this reachied Wasle {ugton with a largze lowd of willdavits, wl 1ouch- ug upon thy Chisolw murder, lcaru that the repurts uf thy facts, published from uwme to thne fu your columus, wure found substautially correet.” fhereds uo pulliation of §omplcte the ynnual premium paybblo fn udvaocn. These caniiot bo collected, but will reduce the lja- bility under the pulicy’ by the respective et wuounts, which srce $5,408.17; uncollected premiumis, £, 460, 30. Thesy 810 premium renowal recetpts, dae prior to May 25,1877, In Lauds of sgeats. The amount wiil bopaid G bo 3 oflsct of the” Habilty under sach policy, Thors will by commivsions s5d othes hulhvn‘zn cxpupics, which -will reduce this anoont. Pavors returned smong tho asscts of the Repubiic Lifo Iusurance Company, waich wers coneldered advauced region” over luse favored lumlltlual It stll lias its paroxysius of criue, (o suy nothi ‘:fi of the duubtful distiuction of baving produs Jeseph Smith, Bxlgugnu Youug, sud ons Noyes, the inventor of “Free Love” ana *Church Familisi,” with many otber lesser notubles, who bave dotted the country frum Plymouth Rock ta the Galden Gate with socfal aud reli- glous expuriments, some of which ure Larm)cas und sitly, whilo others are vicious snd detiliug, Public free scliools can bo made s most effec in short, Ive engine for renovating and rodeeming thy tn- > 4 _ _ s 1 the act was passed solely | fault. Labitauts of this Terntory from the Gue-wan e e s g e paada | L1 0 S oty hartl Kot sty Ssottulyr ks o o Sietn Bt |t the et of poworlul comttuations oF v | " Walle recording some of the extrajudiclal L.‘gu‘r‘"ua prically turaldom of Mormonisi, SURPLUS, $820,000 Rolliug Miil Company, pas valuc $50 eacky of any of the wen srreated, bad -nnyl.mné olit: J ] -4 banking and bonduoldlug tnterest of scts of this model jurist as against the Mor- | Congress sliould, ‘therefore, pass » luw at its | gvERY APPROVED ¥FORM OF POLICY uroy It s notorlous that Mr, Eruest Boyd wx‘: W this country with £100,000 steriiug, *pouled ™ by the baukers of Holland, to secure tha do- uionization of siiver by the United States Qov- Srnmeuty and was around the Capliol ‘and Treasury at Washington * making valuble sug- ireations,” betore the act was l‘lm‘fly assed, 14 18 3 favorite axivm of Pnauce and bauking, Stways fuunted fo the favo of debtors, that ‘Favor wud beuovolence ure hat the attributes of banking, but strict Justics and the per- whatever 10 do with the Gull wmurder, for which thn{ were vsteusibly texen, and then killed; notliog fu the least cxhibiting that the brave Judeo Chlsolw's dylug worda were uutrue, They wese: “J o because | am o Repablican, and meant to Hve a freo man.” On the mulrui, there s sbundunt proof thut the old Feotchungn, McLellan, wus not an Awerivau dtizen, but & subject of the Queen of Ureut Brituin, at the thoo of his death. jie Lud been iu the Bouth du the reign of the lute next scaslon, levying s sutliclent pro-rata tux on ALL PROPEUTY IN Ti1S TKKKITORT for the purposs of establishing a Liberally-pro- vided systoin of schools, Such s law would fall rather heavily upon soise of the large mining opersturs who are non-residents, anl Gentiles; but 1 doubt not Lhey would readily aequicscs 13 such 8 weasure, &3 one promising Lenefcial resalts. No corpura- tion, no fuud, no realty, should be exempt from this tax, and Cougress should give particular Curtificats fur alty sharcs of the Pucific Hotel Cowpany stock, par valuo §100 cach. Nots of W. E. Paulson for 83,000, sccured by chattel wor x!uc o furuitare which bas sloce been sold by the €herid, o foto of W, E. Puulson for 80,600, serored by thind wortgage un property which Laa wince buen sold undes the tin woryage. Notwof K. k. Goodel] or SIQBTE socarvd by 19 wbiarca of thie Foarth Netiunal Bank. IIT‘::). sus 0f Cornell Watch Company stock for eacl Knote ut Puter Doyly for $2L70, a0l susdey s, mons, It would be ubvtalul{ unfair not to atate tha foct that, through bis liberal,” active fo- terfercuce, tho puinted face of prostitution has {found an sbode (o this city, while brazet-front- ed, professional qnmblru, whuse consplieuous Lelts, juwa for thelr victims, jostle you vn tae streck where the rudeness of Mormon justice uevor allowed them 1o sppear before. “These {ustitutions, these monumental evidences of sd- vancinr clylllaation, extoustvely patroulzed by tha elito of those who seck to réfurm Murmor. O would some power the giltle gie us To sew uurscives a8 vibers see vk Ever shuve the golden calf was set up fn the sbscuce of thst weck man Moses 6,000 years wio, 86 e foot of 3(t. Sinuf, the Jews bave in Feality worshiped 0o uther God; thetr temples, tlcir Fites, sud thew truditious to the contrary totwithstandiog. And thelr golden god s no inean specdmien of a god eltkor; Ue b a power- Sul sud duvgerous ol The worsbipers At hls oltar tble very bour to ISSUED ON MOST FAVORABLE TERMS ALL ENDOWMENT POLICIES APPROVED CLAIMS MATURING IN 1877 wiee e JIS000HTED ar 7« ON PRESENTATION. JAMES BUELL, - - PROSIDONT. Branch Untee, ) Latidlioad Chloaxsr o Cudiiks “&0 Mannger, L. o 3 S u | formuuce of coutracts are its truc foundation.” | {sm, vou! bave wade & stand cgainst the | attentlon, fu this conuoction, to the ralroads Jedger scwwunts carried W prodlaud Coufederuc wling Lis furcigu birth sud | great extent control the * policles of the ‘Fbat bs exactly what tho people want: *Stric 7 st “ Baf & R ¢ ¢ LAUILIN 8, allglunce, I 6 arins ocalit tho | lewhing nating of Europe. The Rothachilds | fusiios o ihe pimis s PLovlo we Contractsot | bor Dayes witbook wen of the 8utnfe of Lat- | tuut tho Goveruiueot Lus bullt through this ol Uolon, He bad laboredfunder the vricrs of the Confederates, but, while o laboriug, stubburnly relraiucd frowm varryiog urima, " The repurt of Caly UWportant Counilision 1s pre " it SRR ol ern’ SR sy er Days® without some such powerful guardlon of outatsuding palicios of Ulo (usurance insucd by be Couwpauy, fosetber with coraln clalms Lshikely W be 2 Wn certain policleaof Mo 1a- Turrdiory. I waut everytling taxed, for the aud protector; sud yeb be le persoually” soclully | reuson duu Moriwoutst 50 bleuds Charch god worul snd cots pleu retiious, Btate, 80 unltes the towporul with the eplrit As late 13 ey uzu, biouscs af prostt- | uat, that, if auy fund or vorporutivn whatcver wisd s nalded Ry W | wery caviupt, (A (0ad or Sorbukatlon, Wakk ke * by the nation, tu puaying the nition’s debt I the #awe dullars that the uation borruwed. The rule works will buth ways. Removetize siver, 8ud thelr wrsoctatvs bave s mortgage oy eve turoue, ou the sword aud the Hudustry of all vutions in the Ol Workd, Aud their power s vt coulued W llupe A4 s wleady