New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-07

THIS includes the Pueblas but none OF the nomadlc
Indians
The ratio Of representation for the Council Is 1884
and for The House of Representatives, AHA
Gov. CALHOUN has issued his Proclamation order
ing the Territorial election which - take place IN
the course Of few weeks and the Legislature is to
be convened as soon after as practicable The Ses-
sion OF this body looked forward to with deep in
tereSt, by the mass of the people, as the hope OF
remedy for the evils which have been accumuatlng
durlng four years military administration.
Capt. 4. W REYNOLDS of the ARMY and Major
WEIGHTMAN late Senator elect, are the only cand-
dates YET announced for the Office OF Delegate Con-
greSS Another Richmond, however, VIII be IN the
held, Is confidently expected, before the close OF the
campaign.
There IS no such thing as a Wing or Opposition or
ganlZatlCn IN New Mexico and none IS likely 70 be
effected for cycle Of the next half dozen years. 1t
Is dcult 10 make the hOrE6reS understand the differ
ence IN political architecture, between a Buffalo
Platform. and any ether sort OF platform aSd those
citizens of the Territory, who were born beneath the
stars, permit their personal anmoSites and private
schemes 70 prevent their cooperating IN common
cause. When. however, centrahtyIs brought about
and warning factions are consolidated into regularly
syStematzed parties New-Mexico Is destined 10 be-
Wing, as sure as the nag OF our Union continues 10
float over the Plaza OF Santa &c.
The 10Th OF May Is the period fixed for starting on
the longtaked-of NavaJ) expedition. II IS the nlr.
pose Of the Commander, Col MCNRoE. % establish
posts and. this accomplished, the campaign viii
probably end and depredationS IN the RIO Absio and
elsewhere be rlie as uSual-unless the presence nj
the soldiers should have the novel effect OF overa
Ing the natives.
There can be never doubt In the minds OF tbose
who knotr, as 10 the true policy OF our Government
towards the miserable savageS that surround Us aD1
Who are a curse 90 themselves and their civilized
brethren. In mercy 70 Meucans and Indians tho
military iorce ought 20 Re increased sufficiently f,r
vigorous operations and then. lOrufying themselves
FIRST IA the heart OF the Navajo. and Afterwards ir
the lceTile country, they should raiiG.e IN small
bands, and make the war one o. eXtermnafion
There IS one ysfter pEH-m0re Ia accordance Wthtbs
genus OF our American Institutions, and the s-i-it
OF he Nineteenth Century. l. would be better lar
our Government 80 force Civilization UPON -
blOod-thlrSty lshuae .es 20 whom . j. folly TO ,uo
pose car ever lie rendered attractive uatl thev
have been cccrcCt mo the ic.tIcto-y mysteries of
What ihCv 90 not desire, because they cannot aow
comprehend
On the % Of April Tire Governor coasummatei
treaty With tEkNcIsco tEkcoS, head chief. and 10.
DO GueIo and Jocesto, tptaIns Of the Agacles eat
OF the RIO Grance On Inc part al the sayages II
WIS stipulated 20 give Up what stolen property .hev
had IN possession ~ the lst Of August and 20 seie
an tNetas-QTOvided teachers and implements of
huseancry were furnished them I.ls thought. how
ever tais--Eke the othcr taoCSInd-al1-Ona treaties
WIN iAeSe rec-skLs-yglll end in smoke Oh Chacol
= WHY and iaiiilcss fIilm1t; art oliy promised
GO .SAaFlc! fe,arse. 30 TIE time BE vas captive
aie tad nothing tut Hohern's 1rc
Atue Iffsel2 Whiting, f.c sicslr--. ave co-csu-