Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-24

the Storm of battle, when his Judgment Tells him
he gains nothing b. The contest, and when ne y
repnlsed, 10 again rrtuln with he sane unlineh-
ing nerve 20 the charge"
IT The Odd Fellows Hall on Saturday night
was collected a mos. crowded, brilliant and en-
lhusiastic meeting 10 aid IN In completion and
fitting out oil The two volunteer companies, Inc
Grays and the Rangers, whose services have been
accepted for the Mexican war. We found II i'm
possible 10 force our way in, and LOST great pof-
ton Of what was done. Gen. Darlington, Ca
NADIA Volunteer in the last war, presided. In
iew appropriate remarks he called the vast meet
ing 10 order. A number oi patriotic and eio-
quent speeches were delivered b. Gov. Smith,
Robert G. Scott Esq, James Lyons, Esq, Austin
NJ. Tlible Esq, John S. Caskie, Esq, Captain
SCOT, Capt. Darlington and Lieu,enan, August.
But tie hero Of tie evening was Col. Walker OF
Texas, prominent actor on the Rio Grande and
at Monterey lie gave thrilling narrative OF
some oi the gallant scenes, paid touching I'll
butte 10 The memory OF Capr. Gillespie OF Texas
who vas killed al Monterey, and spoke in The
highest terms Of Col. Hays and Of our brave young
townsman, Major Hancock Chcvallic. Colonel
Walker gave some valuable information and ad-
vice 10 the new recruits, telling them that they
mus; expect hardshps and sacrifices, baI tha! in
a short time their new lie would become second
nature and that there was plenty OF glory for all.
He was called up more .han once, and was re-
ceiyed with deaienirg cheers. He went on TO
Washington City Yesterday morning.
After The speaking, We learn, man. young men
stepped forward % enrol Their names, ard com
rillec OF fifteen was appointed, 10 raise coulribu
tons, &C., for The new companies. We feel sure
that Richmond will DO her tuly.
The following are the resolutions adopted by
Inc meeting:
Whereas, a reGuisicn mas hecn made b. the
President oi The United SAFES Oh ne Governor cl
the Commonwealth Tor regiment Il Volunteers
L. serve during the Mexican war, or until soug-r
discharged, and il is Il. and becoming in every
good citizen 10 sustain tie government! oi MS
country in every con g., with foreign foe:
Rcoired, hereto'e, Tha: tie ci izers Of Rich
,nond will use their les; efforts 10 raise within
his Congress. ional cisric; two hundred volunteers
10 meet in part Inc rcquision made on The STATE;
and that every comfort will lie furnished those 'sho
enrol themselves until mustered inlo Inc service
u M uh.icl States.
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80 - hos. ,ybo a.. cn-ayet i .a,ollnr yolnn-
te,rs-,ha, il shall be III. especial ,u;y Of The
said Committee 10 Interest lhemseive- in promo
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