Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-18
FIORID9.

All the Georgia papers continue to be full Of of
Preparation. The Governor Of Georgia reviewed OH
the 5h the FIVE Volunteer companies, who had rendez.
voused Macon, and embarked on the 9Th on their way
to Florida The Governors Address, like al! his other
productions claims high order of merit 1t is elegant
and tuuchngly eloquent He tells them:
You exchanged tho peaceful family hearth aud tho socai
encanents Of r for the und ardshps OF tn, camp
the dangers sucriug OF the cmacd field. You have not
yonr wfons-No YOU your
have example 10 counirymen worthy Ut enIaon
worthy oil all praise" 80
Co. Georgans aad prove the world that matter what
party political discussions at home, in times a" peace
fly standard and rally around The broad banner OF the Repub
lie And that they will never permit star TO be caccd or stripe
from that sacred panscd banner under which
aud Lafayette and Green and Pulaski aud Jackson
n sc" and Perry and MeD'nouh unt DECATUR una tsg ana
fought bv and tor themselves aud their Country imps-
Aud now pcrm, language of eoqcn of your
own country, ny' the American Eagle shall be stretch,
cd bleeding and the DUST vii be, by shah iraerrd
foa his own bright nons aud bitter will be the OF men.
nges against the aorou hear, and pa,rcdal hand
OF him. who shall loose that fatal arrow from the string
HMy life il, win not be Georgian"
We learn says the Ailledgeville Standard Of Union,
Of the gh) from Gen. Scott, that the number of men re-
onircd from Georgia, to march against the Seminole In.
dams is 1850 and like number from S. Carolina and
Alabama, which, combined with the regulars now con.
centrang the theatre Of war, will make powerful
force From the best information, Georgia has already
in motion about 1000 volunteers, and others are expected
to follow
General Scott declined all public honors at Medge-
ve-and set out on the 9TH for PicOinta, via Augusta
and Savannah On the h he arrived with his suitc at
Sqcaunnh, for Augusta. They were guests along with
Col Bankhead and Dr. Cabot, Of the Army and Captain
ClaxtoM Of the Navy, at public dinner given on the
10th TO the Senator and Representatives OF The county
The Irish Volunteers from Charleston, and two COM
panics from Edcfcld embarked on the 10Th tor ST. Au'
justine.
Letters from St. Augustine 10 the olh The fol-
lowing Extracts: 49,
Feb We have received orders to-day, by express, That WI"
carry or all the Regulars including the Companies that arrived 10
day. in tho John Sncg, with Tho exception OF Company Cheh
doubtless hard by the Indians tH volunteers nave
supposed by those bos acquainted with m localities Of the country
neshbuood oil Bu'ows und lIcraanrzs Pnntaiou
II probable the Indians have burned these places, that
draw the OF
They probably concentrating there auu, Is niles from 81
August f stnnd chuncc Of brush With he;n dc
not know lon. shall b. kept within ST. Augustine;
out, but the Officers feel themselves t
ed to keep laem within the city,"
FGruuy SThe troops this place, oil almost sona
Morcun e here rGuy for
pcoss and Csps Saunders companies will leave this
duy for uow and i, supposed from thence they will take The
line OF march for Gen pnntati"n On Saturday eve
nns blaze was at place in almost direct lime with Bu
the fact the two which leave here to-day will have
sng Indian force about that vicinity Is aeseu 10
strong. You rely upon this being correct
| The Floridaps have turned out nouiy tnemssVes-
and they have just of the services OF the Foun
,eers Of Georgia. South Carolina, and New Orleans
Ar effective blow will he struck at the savage toe
AS the Old Hero writes his Correspondent at Iaiia
| laSSee, "CHARGx! is the Watch-arord."