The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-26
New Mexico Loyal to the Union.
TO TEE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

SANTA FE, New Mexico, June /, 1861
Allow me through your columns 10 correct statement
have seen in several Northern papers, and impress
sion which seems generally to prevail throughout the
North is TO the effect that New Mexico will cast her
lot with the South" This altogether erroneous The
people Of New Mexico have thought OF throwing
their allegiance to the Union aud the GREAT body of the
people, Mexicans well as Americans would frown
down any attempt Of individuals precipatate New
Mexico into revolution rebellion That there are
great number OF Americans in ths Territory who would
like to New Mexico declare itself for South there
is doubt, and they the ones that sedulousy
trying to disseminate their views well here as abroad
but in the language Of Of the most influential Next
cans in town, eos pusdcm stn. {they can't shine).
Nest of these secessonsts from the South
transient residents, former federal Office holders here
broken down politicians among the whole squad of
cessionists there isn't of any political other infu
whatever Ofc0urse they in their circles aud
when spiritually Inclined in the baroom of the Exchange
Hote blow and buster deal what New Mexico ought
to and should do, but their talking minded az all
Apathy about politics is the Of people,
they have much and to think about our In
troubles (Apscbes and Navsoes murder and stesl
every day the military strength in the territory
seems Inadequate insure us the protection 30
much needed, or chastise and punish The Indans)
boi1 Union meetings Still few have held in Los
Vegas and other places. The people OF New Mexico
loyal the geneI to man. ana the
editor OF our Santa Fe Gose an Eastern yirgnian could
article OF the Atsila Times This slip cut from TO-
cay issue Of the Gdse.e;-
MISSOURI AND New MEXICO FOR TIE sourH-The news
from missouri that The State will secede as soon as
vote can he taken II is sad every man, woman aud
chod IN the interior and western part the
secession New Mexico proposes 10 follow Missouri
areaoy they proposing 10 send delegates 10 Mont
somery We )esI that Genera Vim Pelham aud Judge
Baird spoken OF AID that they request Arizona
to turDsD fhe We are willing TO
act wb New Mexico but not part If tina. Territory
We rejoice to bear they are on the right track
1ha hnk I'M
l7th at By il the good psopie Of New Mexico are for
the frs time informed that they pepsrpg or pro,
little too fast for New Mexico IL has faculty. for cal
Looping at speed entirely rapid the movements OF
th,s Tern ors We DO not prec'plae things mp here
The Meea Times q rabid little secession sheet pub.
iished in that part OF New Mexico styling itself Terri
tory Of Arizona" tlr 81
On Thursc az night Ave b,oke out in the government
blacksmith and carpenter shop and although sroug
wind blew az the tlme lire company fcomucsed
msiny OF the merchants and citizens, together with
lew sooiers, succeeded III saving Contiguous gov
ernment buildings fIOm the lagrat,oa
AN OLD RESIDENT AND MERCaaNf OS NEW MEXICO.
City Intelligence.
ACCIDENT TO a VOLUNTEER John McGraih a volunteer
in Col. Murphy's regiment, while attempting TO jump
from ferry boat to the Bulge foot OF tenth street.
East river on Monday night fell into the water and WAS
severely injured by being Amned between the rudder Of
the boat and the bridge BE and taken to
the New York Hospital.
A NUMBER ENTITY JEWEL CASKS, Of different Sizes
having on them the labels Of Tiffany g. Co and Ball,
Black Co., found yesterday morning in the front
Of No 294 Second street supposed that some
burglars who had robred private house had thrown
them there.
BuReIARy.-The house OF Mr. Henry J. Newton, No 90
West Forty third street. entered by means OF false
keys Monday evening, and robbed of about $50 worth
Of sverware which the thief found upon sideboard in
the front basemeHt Capt Slot Of the Twenty cond
ward police, has some officers in search Of the burga