The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-07-02

long, impsnendy, and for time, confidently expected
just such sdvoes cannot yo reconcile them with Tay
lors now special message above quoted rom but we are
very ready TO waive that II the administration is a. as
fairly fully openly committed the pendence OF New
Mexico and the Of her territorial integrity
arc with IL and SOUL Much precions time has been
lost but BY apkncss, energy. and discrimination. all may
be rsgained There viii Of course be call ON the
President for information, and look Tor very
different In tone and bearing from that OF Monday.
Whsn comes look out Tor hurricanes In Congress All
we have yet had nothing 70 them. II what Colonel
Monroe IL reported have done avowed and Justified
BY the President the divorce between him and the last
of the slavery propaganda will be complete we
await with interest," bur longer with fear the develop
ments OF the ensuing month The sky bnsh1en
joice, friends Of freedom, and press onward'
The Boston Atlas says:
W. prssurne thar ali sorts OF opposition will be made TO
the admission Of New Mexico into he Un'on na' there have
been the admission Of California; putt inc friends o.
the Union will stand firm. II they WIZ ac' as wen Is 'ak
there will he no trouble We already hear II suggested
that here /, no sufficient population, and that the people
are NOT sucienty ndoouna,sd with tho principles of
republican goyernment 10 become active in the
Arm Of Sts,es Mexico is among the oldest inhabited
regions ON this continent Lieutenant Emory, in his jour
nal published by Congress, speaks highy Of the wealth.
tasts and refinement Of the chief OF this province
There certainly not less than ninety thousand inhabi
tants In New Mexico--fn many, reckon, as there
In Texas when that State admitted into the
Union. and Texas given ft0o representatives. The
people Of New Mexico republicans They have lived
under constitution substantially like since
l62a Admit her, then. into the Union a State, with
freq constitution, and she will draw her active,
industrious population which shall open her hidden min
srA wealth. and cultivate her fes and give the State
wealth and character.
These extracts clearly indicate the OF the ad
ministraton and freeso parties, and the intimate al
lance which exists between them That alliance can be
thwarted and rendered OF avail only by prompt Adj
justment There many and potent objections to the
admission Of California but they may be overlooked for
the sake Of peace and in the face Of the fact that she
has large and rapidly increasing population But there
are points beyond which endurance to be virtue
New Mexico has no shadow Of right to expect admit
lance q State; and she never would have made such
an application but for the delay in furnishing territorial
organization and the Vaccinations OF government emissa-
res Il can hardly be expected that in twenty or thirty
years, she would need Stale government The Buffalo
Courier speaks with great truth this point Il says
Under territorial government. such As Mr. Cays Com
promise bill would give her, and with her boundaries set
tied in that bill, New Mexico would have such govern.
mont and all the government she will probably for
tweaty, perhaps Atty years to Yet General TAYLOR
and Congress have indirectly refused give her such
government and General Taylor has authorized an Of
ncoT OF the army, Colonel Monroe call convention at
Santa Fe which convention framed constitution that has
been adopted by the people, and they have already elected
State officers legislature and members Of Congress, and
demand immediate admission into the Union.
The whole scheme Is fraud and imposition upon the
existing States 1t is claimed that there than
fteem hs~drsd white Americans in all New Mexico
and ii 10 stated and generally believed, that these
mostly emgrnnts from Missouri who have since gone
California The Of the population of New Mexico Is
composed Of Mexicans, Spanards, and Indansa popua-
tion it, and who Be made 1T, for sefgovern-
o. these three of semi-bnrbaans there
seventy thousand and IL is asked that they shall
into the Union State, taking rank in Congress
and the electoral colleges with New York.
Ohio The North stand that whether New Mexico
has q slavery no-slavey clause In her constitution
Tho wonderful merits Of the Presidents plan Just be
ginning to be developed The Buffalo Commercial says
ain New Mexico the ohis inhabitants comparatively
fow and are ready outnumbered by the Spanisds
Indians. such be the fact, she should for
until her people become acquainted with Institutions
under the operation of territorial But here
by the culpable delay of Congress in provi
ding for such government; and hence the apology of the
people for adopting a State constitution"
II the absurd project known "he Presidents plan
had been started, with the whole power OF the ad
minisaton brought bear In It's support New Mexico
would have had her territorial government, Califomis
would have been admitted, and peace restored III,
whole country before this tme through the operation
the Compromise bill The Commercial Las very efecuay
rebuked itself and friends for following the administration
and attempting sustain in this strange, unnatural
unjust proceeding
- The Alternatives.