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It has been known for some time that portion of the citizens of New Mexico, strongly opposed to all further connexion with the Central Government and would hail with joy any movement which would enable them, either to iorm an independent Republic or come into our UnIon. A letter from Santa Fe to the Editor of the New Era that the orders of Senor Con1i, the Mexican Secretary of War, will probably be resisted by the New MeXicans. That province department has suffered much from the extorions practised by it's Governors, and from tine forced loans wrung from it's wealthy citizens. Many Of tine heier educated and more inhuentmlN New Mex lcans have visited the United States. and been for chly impressed with the difference between our siitutons and theirs. They are far from heIng a. verse to any change which will place them under the protection of the United States.

 It is evident that the Mexican Government has been tamperng wi.h the Camanches, and, perhaps, other tribes It is therefore, the duty of our Gov ernment to authorize some citizens of Missouri, in whom all have confidence, to raise a sufficient mum Der of volunteers to se tle Indian tribes, pro- tect traders, take possession o New Mexico, and thus 'nterpose American army between ihe In' d,an tribes and the Central Government of Mexico. There is no other economical, expeditions and safe mode of defending our western frontier. The hrst regiment of Dragons is now on The praries, anh when last heard from, was at Fort William on tue Arkansas. The U. $. forces hitherto stationed at the different forts on our western frontier have been ordered nlo Texas, and we must depend on volnn- teers for frontier service. Indeed, other lass Of soldiers should be sent on military expedition h. gainst New Mexico. We can depend on men ac- customed 10 pr arie life. They can endure the Ia tgues incident 10 the campaign, know how to obtain supplies for the troops on the march, understand the mode of dealing with ihe Indians and securing their good will, and many of those who will volunteer, are familiar with tke face of the country to be traversed and the country to be invaded. Such movement us is suggested, will be of the utmost importance. It will prevent Mexico from concentrating all her for Ilno iron md calllnQ tlle Indians to use against US. It isa precautionary or deien- sive operation, which should command ihe instant attention of the President Let action be prompt Mo. Reporter.