New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22
New.nIexIco Getlias Tircd Of Wnitlng,

hfohlAfI ADDRESS FROM HON HIGH v SMITH
! We lean from Washington tia. Hugh n Smith.
| ESQ. delegate from New Mexico has aidresse cd
letter 70 his constituents, informing them thar his
mission to the Capital oil The Republic has failed
aud their right Of representation in the General
Congress Of the nation has been denied them. Mr.
Smith does not scrupe to inform his ttuents of
the true causes which have conspred to defeat their
claim torepreseutatiOn, aud 10 be governed uader
the recognized forms OF the Constitution He saws
the recognition Of this right
"onghi surely now u be - 10 ,0u ny constituents
people who come Win novel government into the Un-
on winch e 10 undergo great chsGges who hava multi
tte OF vast Interests & sr5is In Congress- which oaco
oeeided are decided forever; anu WAC, ABOVE all have
nh Ia be beard ibis mOme8t the hall OF the euprems
eV tu'oiiy because you sno your civil government
row al The mercy Of military die aiorsbip when yoar
ore isei me iolroo1eiie OF Slavery BOSOM But
he vers ground upon which you are Justly entitled To M
pTe,ehislion, Is tie reason for It's dsniai
1.-THE mos formidable pAIt of the combination q ,siust
you Ia nav HEB originates "a the Slave interest Ii nor
Only rallies against you the whole Savsagding South ba
he nhtsnce OF 'e'hsh vepGi and ambitious ths
Nof'h looking 10 sp-ou ATOMS in discreied b,uds and
sna oelg or to 'he political honon which tas combined
~ " We uh nss promise The cement OF hls strength
10 t,e l. not 81 much the interest in Slave property
sO. 'e psca power dependen, TIE CREST strug,
s,eu io he deeaying popular force OF that sec.
s"h an equal weight In toe Senate OF tho Uned s,sISs
~. 49, "a, IApeY Tog'essi,g population ruuldolyog
lertsis and al the hopes Of rspidiv groies "a ~
p,o,pS.i9 Vhch beckoned sxico mo be Usisn
THE doctrine OF the Ssv,holdiny sts,es IN ,sg,-, -
iheir domestic Institutions "a non-insrgeotor hut
lro 70 yours INSTANT rERyESrIoN 10 set Al pougbr
VIC Pvo zoe n slavery ~hict you brou yht win Won in
70 S uAih ~ cnt % you f0Bdameutal laws AID n.y.
nie'i . ps.c3-S pocy which, that Won are unt.r
tie VI ue great N,rth Amsricsn Republic won a in
Nle into yoSr country TIE Intellect indust-v am en.-
tre an caita not ony cf The free StAes OF lhs Motif
lut Toron Q. ihAienigraiior fon Europe which no
hhhg Ptse sgreuliarI rtg0ns Ct the sssssipyl .,1
he kcceu ueuntGirs valleys AID colnnerc,sl mes ~
60 to- rs wih iv'snrg populstoa Making the max ne
tween M TWO kTts cOuurs you could not f 10 mr.
lake OF tsr prosperity, n you could escape thai bgb
~h'h hss GO ed ihe alres portion Of oa c0ntneottoa
Pre- turc decline.
1.-THE eonuecion with Ills government which 20, h.v.
bten eIeeurssd 10 locs forward 20 a. u, begionin- Of
cur p, spef ard improvement has rad lis osenns in
tuee Yeas O. oeptec auuH mis- rAr misrue and military
ceslo'sn Zen are iei prosxie thai Texas nay tisais-
b npS tivde New Nex 40 ssh sc her 10 soane-n
Az stce tsi t'so svery my DO Intro heed inio the
i'niTf o. rIilNy insi Usy nor ne Appropriated % Tex
tsi NC hua inst he reiua thus secured 10 Southern
my =! use ne NE sogA nrh engrafl nsg coz
qrtsis ton ktXcl. 10 thf who.e policy know Won
'tsf'Sln ne stonrvst eguguslc-"
ar SnI.n concludes by informing his coastitu.
ms uat they con expect Lotrng from Congress
'hst the slave iriers there is lea .ued win the
savehatine Serretlry Of War, AID with Texas.
~ enst their rchts; that they must RELY upon
Themselves. He recommends them 70 IS. .bish a
SKATE government. hterdicing slavery: and pre-.
psre 81 cetend themselves and their tern ,o-y IN
%. mn isiu that the masses Of the people of the
Uih'n VIII fslls 10 their suPpart Express.