The Military Heroes of the War With Mexico
The Military Heroes of the War With Mexico
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Texas was originally a part of Louisiana, and as such belonged to the United States under the purchase from France. But in 1S19, at the time of the Florida treaty, it was surrendered to Spain, and on the establishment of the independence of Mexico, became one of the states of the new republic. To a great extent Texas was settled by emigrants from the United States, being in this respect different from her sister commonwealths, whose inhabitants were of Spanish de- scent. It was one of the promi...nent articles in the constitution of Texas, which had been approved by the Mexican confederacy, that she was independent of the other states. When the federal consti- tution was overthrown in 1S35, the new government decreed the abolition of the state sovereignty of Texas. But this outrage was resisted by the people of that commonwealth. Accustomed to the sacred regard with which the rights of the states are observed in their native confederacy, the majority of the Texan population de- termined to resist the decree, and maintain the inviolability of their constitution by force of arms.
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Texas was originally a part of Louisiana, and as such belonged to the United States under the purchase from France. But in 1S19, at the time of the Florida treaty, it was surrendered to Spain, and on the establishment of the independence of Mexico, became one of the states of the new republic. To a great extent Texas was settled by emigrants from the United States, being in this respect different from her sister commonwealths, whose inhabitants were of Spanish de- scent. It was one of the promi...nent articles in the constitution of Texas, which had been approved by the Mexican confederacy, that she was independent of the other states. When the federal consti- tution was overthrown in 1S35, the new government decreed the abolition of the state sovereignty of Texas. But this outrage was resisted by the people of that commonwealth. Accustomed to the sacred regard with which the rights of the states are observed in their native confederacy, the majority of the Texan population de- termined to resist the decree, and maintain the inviolability of their constitution by force of arms.
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