Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-28
RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
:, .., ~ rsn.Y MoRNING. JUNE GO, Isoo
~, or NEW MEXICO.

| ,,,,p STATE OF NEW MEAioo-
| u,ho Times she,ys most conciusi'e'y 'ha ~ e.r-
IND; itself fojled in the purpose Oh cA''uus ,orror.
noonlo from the territories by direc' 49, .;nne5
once nbe South having, by So'. - - h,s fallen
envy t"o ro,osition 10 the political tomoJ nus 'a''
tha' i'io' ,y efficient mode of excluding them .!
BACK upo ~" ~ r, te Territories into StdfeS Deiote
ino"e.'o. chance of gaining u foothoid IN 'ie''' 20
| inc "o"'i w ,,c advocates of Free SOIL Inc "''''
no" "'' ho Times truly says learning from ''o GA
slavery how New Mexico may DC mace fiee-
a,p'e California" and how TOO 's'ie may '.''
50" ~ her boundary claim against leAa'' NV
fo''''' ntbe scheme of forcing her 10 o''o''
no" u''.'s "f themselves upon this PLATFORM we
'"''' -, -. unouestionable evidence 10 pe'c'e ,''
49, ,nnonor,s If Southern interests nave o'ns ""'r''
- 90 ,,r Southern Wing administrator:
rL rro0 shows by Elementary evidence VIA Wv
;n;r,,ion has determined to STAKE ise' oi "'S
,;on of admitting New Mexico as o'ale' '"' !"1''
~" = r-;d.,.s Repubc removing every SHADOW u
n''''ie III ,;, The Times thus forciby concludes;
49, ,u Southern attention To the distinct STAR
we uc' h,,r ,ournal that the admission oil Caiiio,a
h her nr.sen constitution, ana 'he auiis T.,;,,inn
Meyico whenever she shall FORM s ,I ~ ,lc prc,
M ~, . no admitted, constitute the whoie " uo
ana ASH IN relation the Territories SINCE 'nc ~
, h p in the editorial department. 81 me "a si'" h
ct' that attended it, is mpossDle - auun
.he cI,c is made dGri&ediy The question: ueN
..'' ii Them men arquese in this odious pr"p,
,n,rs Now Mexico State, merely because 3 ' T. @
- ha,: b,en friendly 10 the administrator " 49,
wi ~ sI;ar, Sc speak the sentiments oi iile iasS VI Va.
WHO n,Ty in Virginia we do not hesitate 10 '
rho nronoson cannot be supported ana IS
III, -, add ,la, the National lncllgencer IS certain
:. % Inc rotrance 10 Mr.. Poks last annual message
II ,h,, message ne advised Congress without deiay 10 hst
,lte Territorial governments, anu i''' 49,
sion of the Missouri COMPROMISE
N,.,nmcns of our are necessary 10 aaa POM ="
-, ,o an this last outrage Of the Administrations II Is
eyocci,a al Washington that, within four weeks
III, immaculate Truman Smith will receive tic new otae
f,rs,itu,ion of New Mexico with her hionSrei lo-
,,;o, If Mexicans Pueblo Indians, and only ie'V
hundred Americans choasing the South OUT "' sun
mare of the common territory. The whole polcy o 'e
administration on this vital question: all parties must
;, has been voativc of popriety and justice and con
,i,iopa obligations and insulting and injurious to the
sp,b Yet the Wing of yesterday boldly runs up the la
If General TAYLOR for the next Presidential ter-says that
.t dream of eecna Mr. Clay 10 hope against hope
he has been sufficiently tried" and that There Is hui one
road 10 safety left open for the Wings and iht - 10 take
M Gen TAYLOR If says the Wing General Taylor oe not
equal TO the task of carrying thu great wing banner Ia tue
nov, contest, here is no such in exisencc we say II
openly and we say boldly the man docs no' breathe
W. mut confess our surprise hear such language at the
present time We had thought the whole country was con
WINGED that the present experiment with "a mere soldier
s perlct failure and that the hos attitude OF his al
,ins,raon towards the South would hush the voice al
adaton, especially in this qier. Ii We could now think
of party VIC might desire ten Taylor once more
candidates for his once powerful military name could not
stand before tie popular cbuke that would surely ioi""
second experiment the patience and good sense oil '
country The South is suffering from the Tricks and
deceptions of his evil counscor-he PRESENT fcrce ns'
ton and alarming discussions M! justly De traced |" 'en
Vaccinations sand the South least, will have nothing
more 10 do with the a,,ihors of such misdecds