Texas; a Contest of Civilizations
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He brought with him Stephen F. Austin, who was returning to Texas fron^ his work as a member of the state legislature, and whose absence at the time of the outbreak probably explains its occurrence. But Mejia was soon con- vinced of the loyalty of Texas. He was received with great ceremony at Brazoria and immediately presented with the blessed resolutions. Nothing further was needed to prove to him that the con- MEXICAN MISRULE 179 duct of the Texans bad been entirely innocent and praisewortby.... But to give bim a more complete understanding of tbeir views, a gathering of tbe ayuntamientos of tbe colony passed a series of reso- lutions in favor of tbe party of Santa Anna and insisting upon tbe preservation of tbe constitution and tbe rights of tbe state. Copies of these resolu- tions were ordered to be sent to Colonel Mejia and tbe political chief, that they might be forwarded to Santa Anna and tbe governor. A similar expres- sion was sought from De Witt's colonists, but they respectfully requested that they be considered as neutral in reference to the quarrels of the national parties.
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He brought with him Stephen F. Austin, who was returning to Texas fron^ his work as a member of the state legislature, and whose absence at the time of the outbreak probably explains its occurrence. But Mejia was soon con- vinced of the loyalty of Texas. He was received with great ceremony at Brazoria and immediately presented with the blessed resolutions. Nothing further was needed to prove to him that the con- MEXICAN MISRULE 179 duct of the Texans bad been entirely innocent and praisewortby.... But to give bim a more complete understanding of tbeir views, a gathering of tbe ayuntamientos of tbe colony passed a series of reso- lutions in favor of tbe party of Santa Anna and insisting upon tbe preservation of tbe constitution and tbe rights of tbe state. Copies of these resolu- tions were ordered to be sent to Colonel Mejia and tbe political chief, that they might be forwarded to Santa Anna and tbe governor. A similar expres- sion was sought from De Witt's colonists, but they respectfully requested that they be considered as neutral in reference to the quarrels of the national parties.
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