Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-01
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As number Of false statements relative {"
the existence of difficulties and Neutrality-suspicious.
between the members oil the Executive ooso'e
, n,pt Of TEXAS and Gen. Houston, AMI 10 'ie CIV
stcnce also ola strong opposition 10 ihin on 'i'e P''
of his army OF Texas, lave found theif W.. '"''
The papers in different parts oil The y. states
affords me great pleasure, as an aci OF las''ee ~
all nartjes and particularly 10 Gen. Houston 10 pe
' - 10 flemish the following extracts from two
If tho official documents which have never bech
nri,,eJ One of these extracts contains very
! able onnion ON the then contemplated aifa'ec-
uent between the cabinet and Santa Ann, ",c,
ihc capture of the latter. The other Is pno''s"uo
10 show that there never was the siehtcs' io",in"
tiop for the vile report, which some INTEREST,"" ""
f,yidials have been industrious III c'feoa''hH'
that The army was dissatisfied with 'eh ''ouS-
ION. -,
know. from a source that may be implicitly
,.led nnon thai his address To the army on the
IIth MAY. was made expressly To quiet the soillc-
ry. who we're unwilling that Inc should rellnquiSh
the command even temporarily, aud whose threats
AGAINST the cabinet, in consequence OF the rude
6o say the least ofi) conduct OF President bnfnc'
touuts their tavorilc aud victorious General, we've
loud and full of meaning.
Tho dissatisfaction alluded TO blythe General
was not with himself, but II was such that ms III
nncncc with the army, and his ALONE, was capa-
bic of feronciliong-iot II was a dissatisfaction"
which had arisen ON account OIL the heeles' an"
,mnrope, treatment hc had received from the cab
met, 10 which the army thought he ought mol TO
snbn,ir. But he Showed great wisdom ia adopting
the course OF conduct Which he pursued IA So Gnu
cal a moment in The affairs oil llls country
1t i, tue that soon alter the battle OF an a.
cinio. President Burnct made use Of language
,.lat Ia
and his conduct ns a military man, which was ngl-
IL co,,sorabc in one filling the office of President
of the Republic, and which caused the only
,di,SatiSlact ION 10 he found in the army; and
for which lie afterwards made proper eXpla-
nations. aud it is equally true that General liouS-
ton took no further notice of what passed, than
that which IS 10 be found in his appeal to the army
which does him equal honor as 4 bcnrial aud q
citizen. fEhl'hf.N'
Elt,aet Of n i,her itom Gen, Honto" II
Thomas J. Rust, Secretary Of llar, doted
nr,p QrAnrrrs or rnr NuNN, ,
Camp san Jdeiato, MaS,3, IS36.
" | have not the pleasure to kno" on What "a
! sis the Executive Government contemplate the
ARRANGEMENTS with Cen. Santa Ana, bat would
respectfully suggest, that 50 far rs lave been
enabled 10 give my attention 10 the subject ne
E,llovina poinis should have some Nciehf. The
recognition of tie Independence 81 Texas slouIo
ha sine qua MN. The limits ot icNas sho"l'
aS.,,d To tie RIO Grande from the mouth, pnrNu
ap the stream 10 It's most northwestern source
and from thence northeast To the line ol the I
States Indemnity for all LOSSES substantially lex
~ during the var Commissioners IN bc appoint
ed for lsccrninine the fact tne MoNea one
TeNian and one American. The guarantee Il
be obtained from the I. States, lar the iGhmcn
of the stipulation the part ol the coolendn