Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-14
RlrOoniiion Of TcruS.

Mr.. Walker o! Mississippi has made the FIRST move II
the Senate Ui the u. Stats. The news which he h.,
Just received from Mexico convinces him, that her too.
are abcu, 10 he DISPERSED and that the independence q
Texas dr.irs her power. He declared nirodnc'n,
his resolution "llat ne had full information Use qg'-
from the Telegraph which warranted him III SAyr:
that the threatened invasion Of Texas had failed
,irrIy- and he said, that Ills resolution
pressed the views and opinions Of the President
The number OF The Telegraph refers 10 Nj! y s
lrsolu,ion-ani adds, we pleased to hear that l"
proposition meets the entire concurrence Of the Pes.
Dent OF the u. States. We hail the proceeding wra
great pleasure. II is due 10 Tcxls-its due 10
high character, that this gallant people should take The,
stand free, sovereign. and independent member q
this great family Of nations The resolution viii, W
trusi icct tie hearty concurrence Of the Congress c.
The u. States.
W. ourselves understand that il will be favorab,
reccvcd-tiiat many Of friends will support It2nl
that there is good reason TO believe, that ::Ohing rca.
6c moro Gcc'pa5!c IL tic President, ttaa us adogH y
tic iro UDHscs.
In the mean time, where is Santa Ana:-The f:loT.
ing interesting article from the las; n. ln"i'grncer =
isles his movements, and is prophetic Of the rcsl!'
which may await his mission At Washington:
We authorized Ia state that letter was rccclTe:
yesterday by MIR. Pinckrry, of South Carolina, C!'ca
the ID instant at Lexington (kcnlucky) from B!'nH.
+. Bee ESg Of the Texan escort OF Santa Ana n
which the writer informs him Of the arrival Of the Gene
raj al that place. on his way to The Scat oi Guvetnmc:
ol Iht ~ tic - az i!dfi'IS SUM-
from serious lndsposton his journey. His lungsa'-
said TO have been affected by tic transition from wa1
cabin 20 the GOODNESS Of travelling on horseback, "-I
he was obliged To dc ~ crossing the cpunIry Onhs A.
rivai al Lexington medical aid immediately pr
cured His physician, DR. Dud'cyO At the date "' Us:
hitter, considered him couvucscent aad II was cA.~c'
ed lie would he able Ia Resume his quincy on the H.
The party. accompanying tn" General, were ANXIOUS "a
reach Washington will! all possible ra!lty, in tie con
dsnt expectation tina, great good will result :"m ia'
move he has made What That "nove" Is, tie letter
does no, SAFE No explanation is given Of the specs;
OBJECT for which l., has Undertaken this visit 10 oui o.
vcrnmcnt. Genrrrl Bravo's proclamation had cal'a!
m mischief in TeScs Doubtless: preparations are mes
Ing by Mexico for another struggle but The NirAc'"'
cannot stand rintcr canpaigm. and tie writer has "
doubt that before tic spring al wIII be well. Santa ".
travels III an accommodation stage, as he would u MY
bic 10 sustain the severity Of travelling at night II"
said TO lie courteous, intelligent, and dignlicd &C.
siderable Inconvenience has arisen from the ncces:I
oi convrrsirg with him by means Of an interpreter
But !, was rrmcdcd, as far possible, by Alnonle, "
IS said 10 manage the intercourse between the Gcar
and his escJr! olcraJiy well.