The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-11

The Washington Te,pJndcn. of the Phila
dolphia PIT" says;
II appears that complete Secession Govern.
n ert has been orgahilcd in Arizona, from GOV
crnor down TO justice Of the peice--tbc Govern.
on being the notorious John Il Baylor we'll
known for his violent pro slavery feelings The
Mesilla Tunes calls for troops, in order " enable
the traitors 70 hold the territory ard approhenls
an attack by way Of southern G Iliiornii, and ny
40 rogu,s, troops Sill Gun,crci in ,le New
Mexicas department, now on the borders Of An
zona. II appears that thee regiments If these
troops sre in New Mexico, and Il is iu1po.ei
they could be largely increased from the floating
population oil the neChboring territory Of Col1-
RADIO. The TINS demands the externlinaton of
tho whole Indian race. II boasts that, by the
abandonment OF Fort Staunton 10y the Unite!
States troop, on the Sth of August, property
equal to three hundred thousand dollar. has fall
on into I've hands Of the traitors, including the
fort, and adds that not a single Federal soldier !.
now left ON the soil Of Arizona
In the l,te message of Governor Connolly,
tho new Executive Of New Mexico, appointed
by President Lincoln, he refers to thu opsra-
tions of the traitor in that section a, follows:
In addition 10 our traditional enemies, the
lndisns, there l. now foe within the limits Of
tbs Territory, which has in view the ayowol No.
ject OF transferring our allngi Ince from the only
Government Wa acknowledge. Without warn
ing Of hostile intent, they have ls lrped military
rule over the whole Of Mysilla, AMI tram oiled
established law, and authority unler io.t. This
has been accomplished. tlr1ush the dShrlly
conduct of one whose name viii he recorded 10y
the future historian in the list VI those who di,
"a, 'he military profession, aud whose craveI
80 ,,,, not inspire owe patriotic impul'e, o.
.So, H., ,o an, =" one blow in detanSe OF Tia
l..
Government which hal en'ru,v"' INN wI1h
charge of the highest responsibility In ..ho'
national peril. Lynda'- surrender Will bo re
memhered for it, inf,my long after noble eee'
ard brave cncounte Of this years war shall
have passed. into oblivion. 4 regular brad Of
ficer, with 700 we'll disciplined AMI equippc,
men, no sought safety in flight before tnra
hundred raw volunteers. and when overtakel
by the pursueIs. i.numinOusl, surrendered hi
sword Ard delivered himself, inferior officer
ard men, up Is prisoners Of war, wi bout eN
ploding even a single cap in resistance.
"a plain duty lies before ui. The nNaler
must lie repulscd from eur soil. The lntcEri,
of New Mexico must be e'taplrhed, III
GeneraA Government will, feel conhhea,' ph
nit that portion uf the Regular army that
nov here TO remain and assist IN retri wing o.
lost position. Bu' mpic than This, ths har'
sons o. The soil mus' pm forth Their own eN.
tions. in dof,rse OF their own RI 5h's, lbcrV
and p,sssssious. VIII fever m Lazy fpqGa
ments therefore, the Executive may make up
the n. ople, foi deitns against foreign lJH,
anticipites they will DO mt with alacLty, a
that regiment Of ready hands will be iOind
do battle in behalf q a cause, Tor the eHaOil'
Inent of whi,h the hravest, wis'st and plr'
men that the world ever saw shed their bio.
aud sacrificed their riunes aud lives.