Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-08
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TEXAS
We have papers from n Orleans from the ie 10 '.s
% Novcrnbcr-a Circular from the Council Of irAas -
IN People Of the 10th Oct,her--ana 'aF'"u' ''o'o
, from Mexico received at n. o. leans r,yi:
mGen Houston was expected in the town OF Nnshihg
ton Oct ~ with 1000 troops from The East OF 6n,
In addition to these, il is estimated tre WIN oe iHG "
he camp at Gonzalez The Texas republican atrs:
Te paoam cyay ma sa'anty Of ,e e;zs s lines M
's Hero lou .hr here Freedom's cause The brave;
| Tyants beware! Man will not be sinvc!"
aThs committee of safety NC. ofths jurisdiction have
we believe abandoned the idea CT ADDRESSING Tie
tnnw 90. are underracd there and perhaps oar aur'aS
would be treated with contempt; alter ALL lsy a,nh
~ worthy Of assistance, they will give IT, what thoush
~. pre few without arms money, provisions OF Hi'
t;nns of war contending against many, :: Is n,i'h9
1unre than fathers did. We are lighting l'1 npFIt!
and that single thought should sustain us unh;1 'Fy
difficulty; whatever may oe'ai U.s. NC "''' ~ N"''
| eve wish Santa Anna could witness the cnthnsa i'n
, p-,vuils among all classes in regard 10 turning OIL
for the we hriirve II he CID ,na, u" won" s:'u
the idea OF suhjugatng Texas. We wnnd tell HIM Of
lad of fifteen Who stole his fathers hrrsc and Era. |"
rt Cen. Cos, and lin the tr""hlr I" bringing Ills
handouts To TcXas .,
| The \. Orleans Brc Of the I'D NurrnIhrr gives 'nc
! following as tie latest from 1rf"s:
| q NV OnLEA2s Nov. 2}-lnl,iligrncc was rrccI"c'!
yesterday from the camp Of the Texans: near rlar,
81
c Mcxica,s and the Texans. The Former were 10 the
number of 300 cavalry and 100 infantry and attacked the
| latter in their encanp1icnl UNDER CHInhcl b'"" al"
Cnu,an Tanning, with urce T.! about " mem bnt u'
T,xiau: rrpulscd ie attack with chi the loss OF on"
man. while III were killed and many wcundrd on The
part Of the asslan,s. Money and arms were also cap
turcd-boti desirable kinds "t a'n'''ln"n with SINE
prisoners. among whom two Mexican officers: Inc
main body of the TEXANS shortly aG"nncrG ana Tie enc
my rr,rcatcd TO tl" garrison al san Ant'''"
! g The troops from this pIace-"w TO Inc mum
Der of 10 had arrived at head quarters, really i a''h
" The drl"rrtrs were to have l"t III general COZ"
sultation which WAS p"Stpnru III congo Gn"hcc oI Tue
premature commencement {" TIC war.
| /" An ARMED vrssc! had tempted 10 lana III 'casco
and fired on the town hrl ha@ng met with warm re-
cepl"n from r citizens with an l. p9und"r they were
sunn cnnpr.lrd 10 cut SEA.
| Bravo bravissIu brcilrcn Of Texas.
The Circular lroa le Council nj Texas, appeal I"
The People Tor assistance and states hc following is one
of the Resolutions o: the Committee:
4" Ills cuin;i.tre OF npnnn tl1t There nave peeh
unnarranlau:2 ricruaChcnls mad" upon TIE lhnuS &C.
cupd by the SAID Indians; therefore, b. 1t resolved ny
the Permanent CnuncI! Of Texas, now III scss"n, 'i'
Peter j. MruarL Jacob Garrall, aud J:'S'Ph l.. io III
appointed commissioners, Tor tie purpose o holding con-
situations with :h different tribes Of nans ana giving
them such may b. necessary tor the adj,
vnnccrn OF their gIs aud privileges us c;tiz'"s III
xaS and Ter the purpusr &" rh"sdctli' such "t'I hu
S;nrss may lc uccrSSHry ~ promote t'r c'"sc y" l''
ir"p!r 81 texas ~
oil
.rnr Governor Of Chapa, after having S property m.
ranrd hy Santa Annals sltrira. has entered the tpd
against !m The head o! considerable i"rcr lie has
already cnurrd several pieces OF artillery and some r
sourr< and provisions. Alvarez is gaining force III tHr
South Santa Anna the Dictator, therefore: Will Pr"ha-
bly, have his !Iuds tul al home. Their" Is Iitc lear o'
his marching on Texas, where probably he Wi! leave Po'
Cos, IT, he s"criicrd.
The Bee OF the 23d, gives tic following Is Tie latest
news from Mexico:
~ h. sc:rnr7 Eua!i. arrived here yesterday from
Vera Cuz, have received our regular tcs OF paPers
from Vera Cruz The 9TH inst; and from Mexico and
JII42a to The 2:i nit
l,unilia minister Of foreign affairs, appointed am
hassrd;r AID rcnPrrnliarr extraordinary ~ the c"nr'
o.. Rome. published III The Mexican Journals 81 III 2
u;t 4 long address 10 the gov rnmrut, in which lac
warml; rurssrs all lie adopted III IN" pre-
sent administration in Mryicoand the JufaiS under
tie control Of The administrator AS in duty bound, r-
nrn Tie .iicnt by srnklns incense over Tie IA
b:t.. &:. 81 tn worthy 3nnla.
..lir Indian tribes M,scacrns: :taclez, and Gcn"S
have renewed their hns,ilcs on The M"x:ran irn!crS
,ud by hrr plumber and attacks will produce military
diversion III their own style ard favor.
ellie stdtt nj Vera Cruz does not relish The crusade
against tn! federal government; and worthy old dIpo
lsts orint ry Of Scotland, rncnbrr OF The vera
Cruz Legislature, has hot only refused IL b"comc !''
Der Of the departmental iuuta Of that state; bat has adj
dressed S;'ri.rd ,trancc 1" Tn" general go
vernii;.t, cuIy scrLtnzig all their ncs winch
have led 10 iil, sbyersnn Of the federal JnSUtI"n
a great uu:i"r o. tic citizens q" T"uca have follow
I'd the example ii that 81 Mr.. Sebastian Can:a"k and
have published protest i'll almost tlrr terms OF his re-
urons;tan"r. Thus III Tonca, where the plan T" cn'
tll government WIS first issued! tclroact"n ii tl!S
hiuI nlny sustain i.Irra's!n.
Bu the monks l!lt Ind hrcn expelled truT, Spain Of
lat, res ,cd t. lake advantage ut the 'cIip'rary pre-
doul-a,cy III tl, nr'lcn Mexico. They got clrc''-
lar issued br the ~ y;cau consul ii Bprdanx; and III
serted in the Dlro del Gnirrno OF Nj Hrc announcing
their intention To the Atlantic Tor The Succr and
success Of their dearly h"nvrd brethren IN A"NIc"
law vas actually brour! into the Congress by the We
rs aniable deputy CHI Bustamcnc, to receive the tx.
pat7iaicd wor,h"s; but the proposition was rejected as
being little premature.
Gle Censor published at Vera Cruz pours out lament.
aJlr Jcrciads the struggles of the Texans; and
invokrs the sudirry Of Santa Anna to protect liberty
and The constitution sg1lnst tn" rxans ana 10 Hra'
with the latter he had done with the militia OF Laca
treas Saal Anna experience the contrast, ana
find that wolf cannot deal wih lions with sheep
The Texans not very shrcpsh when their vital nt"
rests are at stake. This may shortly he proved" The
inrrrais VIC have received do cnntain accounts Of
,u,prncnts, although they call for them; hut We have
hen appriZ?d from private snnces that II was INTENDED
Immediately to send or 1000 well armed troops from
Vera Cruz to Texas Better let them tary in the South
for if they land ut 1ampco General Aleha Is prepared
with some o our spirited cilizrnS give them hearty
dubbing aud keep the coast clear for action; and II they
land more nor,hcry, they mus! beware OF tie Texan
rites
The TEXANS arc now in regular correspondence
with the tcl.rass Of the Mexican people; and arc
ayn! their plans accordingly If Santa Anna and his
troops can be prevailed to visit Texas, they will there
! lind Il TravG Alvarez ana HIS CnmPduptS VIII e"lc'
Mexcn tfnin tic ut while Mehla and others Will pour
IN from he North; aud the monks and hrstocrats shall
be seat TO h devil. Liberty aud the constitution must
be supreme in Mexico before the year shall have
commenced.
:.Rurno adds that Santa Ann7 hal actually prepared
to head person the roops sent via Vera Cruz to Texas
but that. deSpah:hrs from the interior Demanded his
presence nearer the seat of tic Mexican government
it was also currently runorcd here yesterday, that the
nnnaca party of Mexico had raised amounting ut
present to millions to support the central system and
march against Texas. These forces and Santa Anna