New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28
New-Mexico and Texas-The Propa-
gnnda Against.

The Washington Union, as well as its
Texas cronies, is as indignant as its amaze
ment will permit, at the recent proceedings
in New-Mexico. 1t had not yet heard
on Wednesday morning Though We pub
lished the fact on that morning) that the
New-Mexicans had elected their Delegates
in pursuance of Col. Munroe's PrOclama-
ton, held their Convention, formed Con-
yentiop, framed a Constitution py0hi6ang
Human !Siar9y Jorecer and dstiHing their
boundaries in accordance .cith History, Ma
ture and Justice, yet the bare prospect that
this might be done sufieed to set The Union
into commissions. How must it relish the
news that has since fallen like thunder
bolt on it's astounded ears? NEw-MExIcO
Is STATE! NEw-MExIco REJECTS SLAVERY
FOREVER New-Mexico scouts and de6es
the prepOsterous claim Of Texas to subju-
gate her People, wrest from her her Capital
and destroy her existence! Let her be suS-
tanned in her noble, her glorious attitude,
and our entire Territory North and West of
Texas is closed forever against the inroads
of Human Bondage Hear The Union:'
USURPATIoN IN NEw-MExIco
The Southern mail of last evening brings us,
in the Houston Telegraph Of the 18th INST and
In the Galveston Journal of the 18th, the following
extraordinary order of Col Monroe, which had
been referred TO in late telegraph dispatch ion
New. Orleans. We find it too true that procla-
nation, touching the movements Of the people IN
New.Mexico, has been issued by military officer
under tho auspices Of the Executive. We can
scsrely find words sufficient 10 express our indlg-
nation at this daring movement.
Prom the Hoa.,cs Telegraph, June Is
60 Cen Nichols for following copy OF
proelsnson Of Col Monroe commanding The postal Santa
De uising the people q hs Territory to rebel against
cs OF Gen Tsylo TO rob The southern Of their
esi privileges more open bsse act OF Government W
Isry has perhaps never before been perPeHsed Texas
bides her time.
Here follows Col. MOnroe's Proclama-
ton, which we have already published; af-
ter which The Union takes on as fol-
lows.
One asks. is il possible that the Executive at
wsshineton has dared % couutensnce this violent
stretoh Of military powers The answer is TO be
found in the following letter from MIR. Secretary
Crawford. addressed TO Col. Geo. a. Mccall. at
Philadelphia, seven months sgoi
WAg DEPARrNENr, I
WASHINGTON, November ~ 1879
M, moi doubted that the people OF New Mexico desre
ard wsnt government organized. with All Tee proper
functions for The protection AID security OF ther persons
The Question readily occurs bow that government can
he ,uppd have already ecverted 10 past ADD eu ex-
islpe difficulties that have retarded, and may CONTINUE 70
resr6 the acton OF The Uuod States 10 respect 10 lns
pscesssry and first want To remove may 10 some de-
gree be be psn OF the duty Of officers OF the sImy 90
hor he necessities OF the case has been Develop
I'd psrsl participation Ia their civil Affairs II here,
fore deemed proper that should say Iosl not eeeyed
,hs he peope OF NewMexico required 10 await Tue
OF he Federal Government relation TO an
OF government proper for the regulation OF her own In
ternsl concerns. - ...
IRE CONSTITUTION OF the United States and The ais treaty
Win Mesico guaranty their admission into the oion OF our
,s,es ,Db@es only TO Judgment OF Congress- should
he n,ope of Mexico wish 20 sse any oihersepIo
sfd his object % important and necessary 10 themselves