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

tempting NOW to plunge numerous poignard into he,
bosom. The crisis in which the republic is invor.
ed has favored their plans. They have openly decE red
their rebellion; and attempt no less than dsmembcEing
that rich part Of territory wh re they have been
ceved with such liberal hospitality. BY the las: official
accounts we have learned that they have already begun
to act The weak garrison stationed at Bahia del Espi.
Santo has been captured by the rebels who have
ken military possession of the place. What will be tie
consequence ofsuch proceedings, if not thr m
pete hilaun O! those usurprs? Is there McxIc;n
who would be fired with Indignation at brh"ldin,
the national hunor and integrity OF our territory yioad
by gang OF lawless foreigners: Foreigners t!ey ce:
tainy. by birth and principles; and by le treach
eros conduct they have forfeited all the privilege,
and nmunities granted 10 Them by our too gene.
rous country. II IS not internal question
when the members of the family may be invo..
ed in domestic quarcls; butt is question where advcn
ous foreigners preylng npon U.s. to rob u, Of une
of most precious gems, whilst celebrating on
the and means TO regulate properly the whole of
! public concerns Thousand curses the Mexican
who would BE- d,sardly enough 'in in that murder.
and Irrational plot his should bc branded
with inamy, aud his crime never forgotten By his bre,;
rem. Let then appeal arms, let rally rnund tie
government: and with the native bravery of Mcxicans
let rash these gangs vi perHdous iorcignrrs.-Ll
dsprl them the wand doth lying cloud. and let u,
ayenge her unUr SuIcd III SO atrocous manner Sucu
arr the sentiments your brother arms and of your
conade, who ready u sacrifice his life in defence
Of such noble GREGORlO GOMEZ.
Santa Anna de TamauliPas, Oct. Il, lo35.
NEw-ORLEASs, November );
TEx,s-We were favored yesterday with the prrusal
ola TamIico paper the 2GtlI u!t., which confirms tile
ne ws OF the defeat of Co.'S troops their march fran
Goliad to Batr. and which contains most violent nYrc.
,,ves against the pretended ngraltude and treac!rry Of
, the Texans.
Impeachment By the President-Alarin Gordon r,
Nayai tir at The port o Orleans, rlcc t. h Wa.nrr
removed tor dciucaon to an amount sal TO be cQua
IIusrsvuLE November H.
Texas VuLuyTEERs.-Cul Peytun 5. W yau LET, this
Mace ON Sunday morning last al the head Of about ly
| iowa Ia Dfplr
i'm that Country defending their families and homes,
their liberties and rights against the Mexican uSiIpcr
and his miniulis hey out IN the midst OF heavy
ran-good r their willingness to bear hardship,
and endure to tine rnd-were escorted 10 the top ii
RusseIls Hill By the - Huntsville Guards The
panv and their con;Iandrr--thaa whom stands
cher this cu;numlly Tor honor, courage, chIva.
rs OF reng-carry win them the good WISHES and ap.
piausr Of TIE best among he company would
no doubt have been much larger, had time bren allow.
ed for recruiting. As lexis was actually invaded c..
W thought it tlkc up his line vi march forthwith
hoping gather recruits as he proceedrdunder wncn
ressu carried with hun about fifty extra stand ii
The parting scrnc at Russell tiii between 81"
'rOtecrs and the GIIaris, and rsprcluliy heimcra
the latter and their old culuander, (Col. yatt.,
truly affecting Success To their the
mr!i-succ,ss the Flag winch they Will unlur !ue
.str.pcs and stars float where they will.
..llee', sudr iuek o thc that, a".',
lirrr su"" luck TO them 'o"s """'
Aur wI,.' Wilma Wish guide iueh 10 luck cau."
May never :u4r Iurk Oe h Ia.i
Democrat
Monte EoLrHrrEns.-Thc Mobile Transcript 1.-THE
LIST instant says-wrnty-seven volunteers. under the
charge OF yir Reid, rbahrd in the sral"! Walchmln,
from Mobile for New Orleans, thence t Texas the
CoonIs,s their strmgy It. against Santa Anna.
Hid IJuS.Il.e largest meeting ever held in Na.
con- Geo. took place the 10Th inst, for the purpose Of
d.visnu to aid the OF ihrr'y in JrAas
From the proceedings published III the Macon Mes
sergrr, the meeting appears 10 have been composed OF
many citizens IF The highest responsibility, and was aG
dressed BY number OF gentlemen, among whom Lieut..
Hugh Mcleod, recently from the Military Academy
West Point land OF course officer in the I ). ArnyJ
addressed the meeting IN asprslI!ring APPEAL pcd.ns
himself to resign his Commission, alu cmbak as vo!.
untctr, the CAUSE OF liberty; that the struggle n
Texas needed SOLDIERS, not rcSoati0nS; that should
tender them persons and arms on the Contested
field that these would best express our synpathIrs III
their behalf.
At the close of the proceedings about thirty persons
enrolled themselves volunteers, to proceed immediate.
~ to Texas, under The command OF Col. William Ward
The day fixed on for rchlns was Yesterday the 'n
inst a subscription opened at the IncrnE, to de-
fray the EXPENSES Of the volunteers when $3l4 Al were
immediately subscribed.
All over the country the caasc Of Texas and liberty
has awakened the public sympathy. In late NaichtA
paper we find the following article:
The following gentlemen. who left NatchrZ on Situr'
day, volunteers TO aid their brethren in Texas, IN
maintaining their H. hts against the usurpaon oil Santa
Anna cirfy from Kinds county, in this State v.z:
W. 4. Moore, VIM. II. Danr!on, l'r Jas. ID. jennings,
". Z. W. Baker, John W. Alien, Geo ". Tha!ri,
Jno II. Roberts Jno w. 1deen, Jnu. Nj. White, Ii.
NJ. PittNiaH, Dlrid Shelby, mos ~ LOOK; ana
McClandcn.
They were well armed. but not with nluskctS and ba.
yone The people Ut Texas ask for nuskrrs and biyo.
nets-icy have means ot rrpclIing attack oil
VARY; is all important that they lie furnished with
these articles, and would respectfully suggest von'.
who may be going over tn prepare tirls, Ives with
thcm.-.lrn OrtcanS .1mGicsn.
New ORLEANS, Nov. ..
We learn that the Mexican Consul. Yesterday, char.
tered the schooner lalcyon for Vera Cruz. 1t stated,
that it Tor the purpose of sending dispatches his g"-
vcrnInrnt.
We are also informed thai a body Of troops, under Gr.
neral Ncla left this place Friday last for Nrlamoras,
with the intention ul joining the Texans.
True american.
TIE TExAs EoLuSTEERs-A vessel will depart 10.
morrow for Texas with nearly two hundred volunteers.
She goes direct To New Orleans, which port TO be The
rcnde for four other vessels also with volunteers
immediately after their arrival they will leave in body
for Texas.--Sc'c York Mercantile 1drerttSer.
We understand the District Attorney of the u. States,
for this District, has received Instructions from r De-
partucnt OF STATE to enforce the rbsr oi m
tral relations with Observation-Disclosures Republican.
TExas-1hc intelligence from Texas is decidedly "a
vorablc the colonss and should Santa Anna persist
his Efforts to reduce the people OF that section OF
country slate Of vassalase anticipate for publ
princ pies glorious trIumph,-a triumph that will
shake the system which the despot is about 10 intro
duce into Mexico l., its CENTRE and lead To the eventual
disc nhalment Of the whole Of that rg of county
letter from Matagnrda, under date OF tie Eth u
says
:. We have about 100 men or in San Antonio to
take, if possible, the Mexican troops that are there
said to be 500 500 who waiting rrintorcr-
lents The possession by of that town, will de-
prve the Arxcans ohe strongest ralying point III lex
as, aud secure to the important inland port ~
the country. We making preparations i"r the
defence Of town, which is in manner the nhVga.
bic key to all the Colonial Texas, but can, with small
iurce and good material, be easily defended We are
determined TO have restored the rights and privileges
under the law by which the country settled; I" Dr.
coded tn the United Suites Of the North, or become
unnhilalrd the latter they do not anticipate pow.