The Santa Fe Ring refers to a group of influential politicians, lawyers, and businessmen who held significant power and control in New Mexico during the 1870s. They were mainly accused of corruption, bribery, and using their influence to manipulate and monopolize various aspects of the state's economy. They were also implicated in land fraud, election fraud, and manipulating the judicial system to their advantage. The Santa Fe Ring's activities were primarily focused on enriching themselves at the expense of the general population and undermining democratic processes in the region.
The Santa Fe Ring was a group of influential politicians, lawyers, and businessmen who operated in the Santa Fe area during the late 19th century. They were accused of various illegal activities, including bribery, embezzlement, and land fraud. The Ring controlled the government and judicial system in New Mexico, using their power and connections to manipulate legislation and court rulings in their favor. They were known for their corrupt practices and unjust enrichment at the expense of the general public. The accusations against the Santa Fe Ring led to a widespread campaign for reform and the cleansing of corruption within New Mexico's political and legal systems.
