Interesting to know, but I don't think it contradicts my point. Were there any significant numbers of freesoilers in New Mexico, and had they established a freesoil or antislavery ordinance that they abandoned as a consequence of Scott vs. Sanford?
My first response (tongue in cheek) is there were not then significant numbers of anything in New Mexico Territory. However, there must have been enough of each persuasion that when Charles F. Adams proposed statehood for New Mexico in the early 1861, in the Committee of 33, the southerners on the Committee were not too keen about it, and when it went to the whole House, the Republicans there were against it.