The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-04-30
From The Richmond Enquirer.
TEXAS,

From the Richmond Enquirer.
Texas,
Wewere prevented, BY a press OF other
ghsuiter sdi6ss calling the readers attention to
the speech of AIR. austin ON the grievances
sos Texas, Published in our aast. y Since II
was dc;iYefed, what an atrocious sccne has
.bsea SSaibiled by the Mexicans! If our
bcaTss ysasnsd 10 the Texicans before, how
much more DO We feel for them, noc when
we see shoss gallant men butchercd BY their
nierci'ess oppsesers. The ruthless a.sass'ns
are unfit TO hs rulers Of QUO Of the hness
countrieson the Globe.
Wcpssy fos the success OF the Texans.
We ardeoily hope that Providence Will de-
clare for the right.-Dr. Archar, with whom
weronversed q length on Saturday. is per-
,fecsIy sa,isfed ,ha, the generous Aaglo-3ax-
on blood viii ,liumph over the blood thirsty
.harbarians. From 10000 to l0O. 600 true
.sp;r;,s are now in Texas. aud volunteers
.6ockine in Of the hardy sons Of Tennessee
.snts Keniueky. The Doctor is al cnthusi-
ast, as all men, who carry the cross Of Liber.
.iyon .heir shoulders, ought TO bc-bni the
rcasocs he gives as, If not conclusive, are
cheesins-We rill not despair Of % noble
.aacausc. To the rsscuo. then, brave men o!
sshc West 10 The rescuei
Mee;iaas have already been held, since the
FALL ofihe Alamo, OF New Orleans and Mo-
bile. The resolutions Of the assembled lbou.
sands At New-Osleans breathe the most AZ.
dcus spi,i, towards the people Of Texas. A
committee Of ten uas Immediately appointed
20 colicc, donations Of money, provisions and
clothing. % relieve her suffering people, and
90. .hsnS oscr the same to the Texian agency
in that eisy.-The mee,iag al Mobile open-
Cd subscription on the spot, and from 4 10
e5,OO0 sesa Immediately contributed.
The Aagussa Courier Of the Ilsh gives an
Snseres.ing le.scr from Washington on the
sBsassos, Of she 18th March, which states
,hat ..Csl. Fannin commands Goliad. and
has 40 volunteers, among whom Is the Gcor.
qia Battalion. He says, be Is ready to re.
passs 1000 Msxicsns. Il they attack him. and
no douhe be hss been attacked before this.
,Theg may starys him out BY seige. bot
eanno, cary Goliad BY ssor:ning it. Ward
is Lieut.. Col. Of The volunteer army, and
Gen. Housson has been re-appoin.ed Com.
Naader.sn-C Chief, and is organizing The Ar
nv d, ,Gonsalea.-We have m all about 1900
vuauntecfs from the Unifed States. bat van,
5000 more. The enemy hare 1900 Cavalry
each with short gun. brsee Of pistols.
swod aud lance. They have also flying
sstlIesJ; 6eid artillery, and heavy batierins
canson aud msstars" Tho N. Orleans
True American of The @h. mates it as pro-
babe thar Fannin bad had fgh, wi,h the
Mexicaas--and is was said, had slain 1900
Of Essnneny-bat ue suspect the truth Of
ihcrepoa 80 Saa,a Anns's official accouu,
6ftss taking Of San Antonio was in New
Orleans. He acknowledges ,ha, tho fight
ing vae pretty hard. and boasts Of haSing
killed 90 Texans, cut Of ske lSo In The FSrf
Hc il silent - TO the FIRST attack" The
Nsfchex C0uzicf ci 3la March says, thai
Col Gen. G. Chiidess arrived last evcnins
sfSeras Tsxas, informs us that Col Fannin.
ip;.h 500 men. wss al La Saba. and fei,
confident, that 10 case Of an stack bo could
make sncccs.ful resistance. Gen. Hoos-
tra was on The Colorado, ~ish force Of q
500 men."
Srns Larra Accounts.
The reader win psreeive from tho New
orisaas accounts Of the 9Th. that Fanain bad
ens through The Mexican troops aod eacesed
a junction with Houston. and ,ha, bai.lc
was expected between tho 2500 Taxians,
md the 5000 Mexieans Houston was de-
termined 70 ssrike aos Vengeance a well as
Coz victory.
The Texiao cause is carrying with il The
sympsihics Of the American People "A
volunteer corpse is forming al G,eessboroush
(Aiabaaa) 70 march on Tho LIST OF May
I'hc. Naiehez FREQ Trader Of tho Isl, Gays
that ono Of the largest and most respectable
meetings ever bald in this city. convened q,
-siso ceast-sioase on tha 30sh March to adop'
measures ks the reiicfoi our suffering brcth
.enin Trxzs. The President, (,ho Hon
john 4 Qsismaa,) delivered an eloquent
speech, in which be declared his determine
isioa cf rcpan.ns forthwith to tho seene Of &C,
hoo. Judge Qaisman was followed b,
Jadso Biedsoe. who depicted the wrongs o
bleeding Texas, 10 a strain Of the most i'm
spassioneG eloquenee. Col. Childress. ,
member OF the late convention which adop.
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