The Arkansas advocate., 1835-09-11

against the people or government of Texas. We shall know more about this matter by and bye.
 The following extract of letter from Judge Chambers to Dr. Miller, explains the matter fully, and has had the effect of uuieting all apprehension OH the part of the Texians, and of rendering a convention, which was recommended 5y tic several committees of safety of Gonzales, San Fe- lipe. Nina and Colombia, unneeessary.- The committees of San Felipe and CoIom- bia say that every Confidence may be pla- ced in the statements made by Judge Chambers. In addition to this letter; q MT. Gritton. confidential friend of the President of Mexico, had arrived at Con- gales, and stated that afl the reports of the Anfi'iendty disposition of the government towards the coonists are false, and con- firms Judge Chambers statement as to the cause of the movement of the troops.
 Watches Courier. Extract of letter ts l9r. Miller, of Gonza-
 lee, from Judge Chambers
 u understand taat copies of letter writ ten by Carabaja arc circulating in your neighborhood, in which he states, among other things. that the general government has decreed the confscation of the lands of the colonists, and their expulsion from the country-with view to alarm and excite them to rise against the general govern ment. l take this early opportunity of in- forming you that such statements are utter fY groundless and false in fact, and that from the best information have been able 10 acquire, nothing unfriendy is intended against the people III general, by the federal government. Do not imagine for mo- ment by what say, that have joined what is called the military party, or indeed any other party. know no guide for my poll ilcal conduct but facts, the constitution and laws, and the will of clearly expressed majority of the nation of which we form part. Bu; l will not see the people alarm ed and deceived by The simple facts are these: the administra- ton of the government of this state during the present year, has been of the most shameful character. Poor Viesea was completely hoodwinked and deceived by few x whose only object was to use the government for their own private purpose. A law was ob- tained for the sale of four hundred leagues of vacant land, and the most shameless acts of SPECULATION were committed against the state and THE INTEREST OF TEXAS. The general government was n-. formed of the corrupt and scandalous pro- ceedings, and passed a decree annulIing those sales; and the purchasers, and those interested in them, and a few others who have been deceived by them, are the nsti- gators of the reports which you have heard, and which trust the colonists will pay no further attention 10 than 10 treat them with contempt and indignation, Slc.
 The movement of troops toward Texas has in my opinion no other object ihan to meet and counteract the revolution which the general government had reason to be- lieve would be attempted by those INDf- VIDUALS. If you can obtain a copy of the letter alluded to, SJc. you will confer particular favor on me by sending it to ne, &c. Dated June 30, 1895, Bexer."
 .zH T. J. CHAMBERS.
 A correct extract. J. W. B.
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