New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07
ARIZONA AND NEw-JEXECO.


"a, to the President in which he demands that the war be
made cr..ds ssains s.s'y r. pes ., .nS.s .sv, S.
,h.ir Union it is Union Of which you were not
President and who truly wished Freedom 70 AL ever
Th. quotation corning fem Greeley is fol Of impor
eao hat may made for the restoration Of the Union IN
dsr the Constitution it given rs by the fathers.
The pery witch stands HIS back is composed OF men VINO
ave arch reitOTs to the entail institutions ~mcn III
and power that had been attsined by nation
" Ii the Administration be wise, it will take wstnlng ION
movements q the party which he r. beyond doubt one Of
men Ere SSf sny FOR fi er
ton the should be bad in regard to them
tbose instituiors"
To u. Edi,O, Of TIE " J. Tribune
SIX: The above precious article appeared in
TA. Santa Fl Ga.ettc, published a. the Capital Of
the Territory of New-Mexico, on the - Of this
month. II deserves some notice. The editor and
proprietor of this paper fer many years previous to
the inauguration of Abraham Lincoln President
Of the United States, the persistent advocates
OF Pro-Savery ideas and dogmas, as well as bitter
and unreleniing foes Of the Republican party. They
were supporters of BreckinIidge in the iast Pret-
idenlsl conflict. There were 10 epitbes too vile to
BE- applied 10 "0ld Abe Lincoln and the Black Re
pubIicans" The editor charged, in order TO inciIe
The native population Of New-Me&ieo lnDe-tenibs
Of whom are actually or nominsly Cathohcs) against
The Administration that one OF the principal objects
of the election OF the President vould be To over
throw the Catholic religion This, coming from
Protestant editor, whose newborn zeal for religion
which lie knows or cares as little about 4 sucking
pig, was thought TO be cute political dodge TO make
capital for the symp4hzoTs snd supporters oi the
Knights Of the Golden Circle. IL the Catholic
cause had no better foundation 70 sand upon Than
the support OF The S0atd Fe CGSotte, 1t would
have frail bark 10 sail in, in case of stormy
weather. Luckily, however, II does not require the
support Of the cmnilOient Gd<ctt as passport 10
general confidence or support. IL las something
more solid 10 stand upon, or hoat on IN case of Il
Gsluge.
For more thsn eight years there has beea clique
q, Santa F6, Of which TIE GG-ctte has been the
organ 10 mold public sentiment, and govern 'he
Territory by means of Federal patronage. Through
tins influence, Connolly, Jackson, EauntlefOy, Cor
line & Co., put the slave code into the statutes.
Conuelly as Senator from Valencia County, intro
duced the BILL and, By the aid OF Pro-Slaveiy nil
hary m2gnates. !, was put through. They have
ever favored Slavery extension, peonage, end Kid
Mapping Indians and reducing them to seryitude, ar
,srG and parcel of their Pariarchal System OF Gov
erumsnt. Connelv the Governor was among the
hrs. TO introduce Slavery bers and the last to part
with The peculiar iustitutioD." He was a!ways a.
eoaiiutOr with the Comuisssry Department, ard
mutaslly shared the esteem Of Fauntieroy, LoTing,
and Col. John Is. Grayson, those men who
iray their country when the hour OF
trial arrived. What Jesse ID. Bright was to JEFF.
Davis, The Ga.ette clique has been 10 the powers
thai be " in NewMexico--tbeir humble tools and
followers. "Hesds | win tails, You lose" has
been their policy at all times and under all circnm'
stances. These gentry have holy horror for IHE
TRlBUsE. They hate it as the Devil despises holy
water. Hence the abuse Of Horace Greeley.
The ms-represeDtatiye OF this Territory IN Con-
rress Judge Watts, politician Of the chameleon
stamp, and q cute wire-wOrker where contracts AMI
scheming ia concerned, is the lay delegate Of this
Holy Alliance at Washington. Through him they
have managed 10 hOodwink the WasbiLgton Cablnet
for over fifteen moths past. They have had iiac
time OF it in pareelhng out contracts, and otbersite
eudeavonDg 10 pail wool over the eyes OF the
groundngs. Bat, their Is about 20 be closed.
The sovereign people will shortly have ray in the
matter and whether not the Presidert aud Cabne,
tbu, their eyes with impupity depend upon it those
who have been duped and heeced here Will make
ihsir voice heard and respected in the future.
Tas Gazette clique were mighty patriotic after the
Re-, eon gol under heAdway; that IL 10 ray wherever
fat viHoes-cIvil or mltaTy-Or fat contracts Were
concerned they were hand, aud ready 10 share
the responsibility Of then postion but, 10 list IN
the rank aud file, and shoulder tie muskct Ia high
priyates-Hheu It came TO that, they were not IN;
then their psriotism their valOr. their courage Ike
ths. Of tie redoubIable Bob Acres, " oozeo out al
the palms Of their hands
Bat, enough Of this. hope you will attend 70
The Gasstte, and give the " Metropolitan Juuta
such q scathlng their dulhcity, ehulIpg ana
dodgiDg emiDen;ly deserve.
The California Brigade is here in tbis District and
Eew-Mexloo, some 800 Or 1900 strong heir
commander, Geo. j. H. Carleton, has taken hold OF
the helm, ana we have every confidence In his ml'-
tsry sbillties Though the Texans threaten 10 come
~ here again and ~ their hand al cOnquerng lhis
immense region OF teIriOrg It l. se 10 assuine that
they Will hardly undertake the job. They have moi
yet sufficiently recovered from the dose tnAs the
Iike's PeGkers gave them.
Frcr. Texas we hear but little though report saw
Col John B. Baylor, who figured here short time
sgO a. Civil and MilKsry Governor, 10 coming up
with 5000 men 70 try conclusions with tie csliior'
MA boys. Our Colonel here, the gallant Jonn H.
Nes., and the brave Inen al his back arc ready 10
meet them. We ought 20 have d large force here,
sav 10000 or 5000 mon, TO invade aud clean out
the Texan Border EafhaLs' 81 once. With orch
2n army could make bee-ilne from here To
Galveston on tue Gulf, or NsgadocLes Oh Red tVer.
The officers and mer Of the California Brigade arr
IN the enjoyment Of gOod health, and their Sizor
na ap."
AT Tucson there are two companies stationed, and
everything IN that secli01 is quieL-not Rebel t.
be beard Of Tie Indians little trouble
some now and them but their hostility don't amount
20 much Latterly they nave eApref sed sn earnest
desire Tor peace.
The Valley Of the Mesilla lie the bert farming
Region either Of New Mexico or Arizona. Properly
cultivated, most OF the soil along tho Rio oTande,
from here % III Paso, would produce good cTOyo.
Grapes, melons peaoies ETC., grow iuxunsnuy.
The want aere is Ices card-psylng, greasy monte
dealers, and more "sibow-gresoe' 10 make tEe
country hoL..sb. The want OF an educa,i)hai eye
ten l. also plainly Observable. " hen the war ~
over ami the drum and cannon hushed in silenee,
tss section offers ins field Tor the schoolmaser To
extend bic operations. 5len require 70 learn come
thing more than making their rnsrs-thus, ~ Tue
cross 10 well enough III lie place but as signature
n Lit. 40.