Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-24

tempt, nov now to plunge @urderous pcsna'd into her
ed has favored their plans. They have openly decred
their rebellion; and attempt less than dsilcmberiny
ceivcd with such liberal hospitality By ,h ias official
accounts have learned that they have already BEGUN
to act. The weak garrison stationed al Iahia d.l Esn
ru Sano has been captured by the rebels WHO have "a
ken military possession Of the place. What will be 4 q
consequence ofsuch wanton proceedings if mo-, H. No
plee humiliation oil those usurprs! Is there Mrxcsn
who would not be- fired with indignation at beh.linY
the national honor and integrity Of our territory violated
by gang oil iaw!ess foreigners, Foreigners they cc.
tainly by birth principles: and by their treacb
crops conduct they have forfeited all the privileges
and inmunties granted to them by our too gen,-
country. Ii is now am internal question
when the members of the same family NAV be- invol,
ed in domestic quarres butt is question where adyen-
tnrous foreigners are p-ying npon rob of
of our most precious gems, whilst ON
the ways and means to regulate properly the whole Of
who would be dastadly enough Join that murder
Gus and anti-national plot his should be branded
Win iniainy and his CLINE forgotten by his brct-
rem Let us then appeal arms let rally round the
government, and with the native bravery of Mexcans
dispel them the doth dying cloud and let Us
avenge her honor, sued in atrocious manner Such
the sentiments of your brother in arms and of vour
comradc, who is ready sacrifice his life in dci.nc.
OF such noble cause GREGORIO GCnlEZ.
NEW OaLrAxs November &
we were favored yesterday with the perusa
ola lampco paper Of the 10Th ut which confirms the
OF tie defeat of Coss troops their march from
Goad to Baar, and which contains most violent invec
ves against the pretended ngrattudc and eachety OF
the Texans
Appoinfrent by the Presidcat.-Aartin Gordon .ir
Naval Officer of the port of Orleans T. K Wagner
removed Tor deaicaton TO said be equal To-
| $l2,OU0.-.imeriean
lIvSrsvILLE, November IL
TEXAS WORKMANSHIP Peyton s. \, watt left this
place on Sunday morning last at the head thirty
brave fellows for 1cxaswho go assist our brethren
in that country in defending their families and homes
their liberties and rights against the Mexican usurper
and his minions They set in the midst Of u heavy
raingood omen OF their Willingness bear ardsIp,
ana endure TO the end'-were escorted the top Of
Russcs Hill by the " Huntsville Guards" The com
pany and their COMMUNICATION whom no man stands
higher in this community honor courage or chvuI-
ry OF feer gcarry with them the good wishes and ap-
pause OF the best men among The company would
doubt have been much larger had time been allow
ed for recruiting As Texas was actually INVADED c.,
W. thought 1t best take his line of march forthwith
hoping gather recruits as he Observation-Disclosures vhc,,
Impression he carried with him fifty xtra stand az
arms The parting scene at Russels Hill between the
"poiantcers and the Guards, and especially between
the latter and their old commander Col Wyatt1 yus
truly affecting Success to their cause-success 10 In.
men--success to the Flag which they will uniur the
stripes and stars float where they will.
:, -, Here. snde luck to them thas AVA,
Aud wha Soa wish , sade 1 luck to ,s
May never guide luck be his la.
MoBnE VoLUsrEERs.-Thc Mobile Transcript of the
LIST instant says-"Tweny volunteers under the
charge of Mr. Reid embarked in the steamer WocI,,n
from Mobile for New Orleans thence re to aid the
Colonisls in their struggle against Santa Anna"
Ad to Ie1as.-The largest meeting ever h,ld i'm Ma
con, Geo. took place the 10th for the purpose Of
devsng means TO aid the of liberty in Texas -
From the proceedings as published in the Macon Me.
senger, the meeting appears have been composed of
many citizens OF the highest responsibility and was adj
dressed by number Of gentlemen among whom Lieut.
Hugh Mcleod, recently from the Military Academic Mt
West Point, (and of officer in the U s. ARMY
addressed the meeting in asprtsrrng appeal pledgihg
himself to resign his commission, and embark vol
unteer, IN the cause of liberty; that the struggle in
Texas needed SOLDIERS, not resotutons that should
tender them our persons and the contested
their behalf
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enrolled themselves volunteers, proceed ne
ly to Texas under the command oil Col William Ward
Inc day hxed on for marching was yesterday the 18th
inst A subscription was opened at the meeting to de-
fray the expenses of the volunteers when $3I al were
Immediately subscribed
All over the country the cause of Texas and liberty
has awakened the public sympathy In a late Natchez
paper, find The following article
The following gentlemen, who left Natchez on Satur-
day, as volunteers TO aid their brethren in Texas in
maintaining their tights against the usurpaton of Santa
! w. A. Moore, VIM. II. Dameron Iir Jas d JENNINGS
| w. G, w Baker, John w. Allen, Geo. w Thayer
, :, ~. noosss, Jno w. iIideen, Jno NJ White H.
McClanden.
They were well armed but with muskets and ba-
nets-they have of repe.ng an attack of ca
valry it is all important that they lie furnished with
these articles and would respectfully suggest volun
them---fe0 0rteans american.
New ORLEANS, Nov o.
We learn that the Mexican Consul YESTERDAY char
tered the schooner Halcyoh for Vera Cruz 1t is stated
hnti Is Tor tho purpose OF sending dispatches his
| vernment.
We are also informed that body of troops. nDder Ge
neral Mehia left this place Friday last for Meta,noas
with the intention OF Joining the Texans.
~ - True .anerican.
! The Texas YoLuSrEERs.--A vessel will depart to-
morrow for Texas with nearly two hundred volunteers.
She goes direct TO New Orleans which port is to be the
rendezvous for four other vessels with volunteers
immediately after their arrival they will leave in body
for Texas.-yNego York Mercantile .9deertiser.
We understand the District Attorney of the u States
for this District has received instructions from the De-
trail relations with Mexico Baltimore Republican,
| TExAs.The intelligence from Texas is decidedly In
voabe to the coonlsl and should Santa persist
III his efforts to reduce the free people of that SECTION Of
country TO state Of vassalage we anticipate for r~pub
shake the system which the dcspot is about to intro
duce into Mexico its centre and lead 10 the eventual
disenthramcnt of the whole of that region country
A letter from Matagorda, under date OF the 10Th u
says,
| We have about 700 or in San Antonio to
take, 1T possible, the Mexican troops that are there
said to be 900 $50, who waiting reinforce
ments The possession by of that town, will de-
Prve the hexicans OF the strongest alyng point Tex
as, and secure TO the portant inland port in
the country We are making preparations for the
defence OF our town, which is a manner the ma yiea-
bic key to all the Colonial Texas but can with small
force and good material be easily defended. We are
determined TO have restored the rights and privileges
under the law by which the country settled to be
cedcd to the United States Of the North, or become
annihated; the latter they do anticipate. pow
crfn counter revolution has broke in the interior
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