Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02
INTERESTING FROM TEXAS

By the arrival at New Orleans of the schooner IoJv
Madison; Capt Demiod from Vclasco we have through
dne True American highly interesting intelligence from
Texas 1t appears that that country in state of
traordInary excitement if not, indeed on the eve of
revolution. -PhitadeLphia Inquirer
The alarming progress of centrasn through the rest
OF the nicxican kePublic-a threatened invasion by
santa Anna meditoted sale of a large quantity
OF settled Ierrorythe imposition of burtlic nsouc
and unequal taxes the commerce of the country
and the arrest of the Governor are circumstances
which have aroused the People of Texas fo The
aeience OF their rights and TO resist oppression =
Meetings have been held in all the towns and vlln
ges Among the rest, Columbia Harrisburg Valsco
Drazoria and San Philippe have adopted resolutions
prcssive of indignation the of the General
government, and of determination TO resist them
mas also been called by those meetings, and
determination expressed to abide by its decisions The
Convention TO have on the I4th September and
1T was expected that 1t would take measures as will
excite santa Anna TO prosecute his threatened invasion
IL VIII doubtless call upon every 1cxonan TO resist nv
every honorable means7remonsranccs first and arms
atterwards-ihe usurpatlons OF Centrasrn
1t is stated, that all the States of Mexico except Tex
ass have given their assent TO Centrasm and to the do
nInion OF SANTA Anna. This system is doubtless the
tne americans irxas cannot submit to it; her only
source il IN arms Declaration of Independence the
next thing we Will doubtless hear of
Santa Anna is concentrating large force at Sol,jlo
II he moves one step towards Texas it will amount to
declaration of
The political and military chiefs have issued nro.
CARNATIONS for the purpose Oaaying the bnt
they little regarded "D'
The Texonians look with confidence towards their fell
the westerns States, for assistance in of war with
Santa Anna II is hoped that they will not be dsap.
pointed IN THIS expectation In fact believe that ut
the first signal thousands of the hardy sons of the West
VIII cross tie boundary To join their former fellov-ct
zens IN maintaining The principles Of 70
TFxAs.-Tbe New Orleans papers state that recent
arrival from Texas brings Information Of great dssats
faction OH the part Of the American settlers in that pro
vince, at the Of The Government of Mexico and
The proceedings Of President Santa Anna; that they will
not submit TO the plan Of cenalisin or consolidation 10
which all the other States of Mexico have acceded at
tney are d,Hi"s tD' distance, ia the Government
Should endraVo TO enforce submission; and that If war
should lake place between them and the Government
they look with confidence towards their Gcllo
OF us United states particularly 20 those Of the West
err states, Tor assistance" On which n New Oricans
paper makes The following rather hazardous prediction
we believe, That, at the first signal thousands of the
hardy Of the West will cross the boundarv r. ~
of 10" VIC P''"'P'eS
When we the of the West or the sons of anv
othcr part OF fhe Union marching 10 a Foreign country
- nlinAn ny force and arms the principles Of 10 we
shall think they have very little 10 do at home
MAJ. HlteUigcnccr.