The United States And Mexico 1835 1837
The United States And Mexico 1835 1837
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Meetings were called by newspaper notices, their proceedings were fully reported and widely copied, committees used the press to urge contributions to the Texan cause, and advertisements for volunteers were common. 28 With equal lack 25 Castillo to secretary of relaciones, October 2, 1835, and answer of the secretary, November 5, 1835, transcripts of University of Texas from Mexican foreign office. I have not had an opportunity to verify Castillo's statement that the tone of the En- quirer chan...ged in August. It certainly was hostile to Texas after that time.
26 The New York Daily Advertiser in the issue of November 14, 1835, comments editorially on the meetings of Texan sympathisers in New York, and wonders how much enthusiasm is due to disinterested love of liberty and how much to speculation in Texas land. From the list of names most active in the movement, it suspects that the latter consideration cuts some figure. James Gordon Bennett in the New York Herald (April 2, 1836) says that he is heart and soul for the true Texan cause but dead against the speculator.
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Meetings were called by newspaper notices, their proceedings were fully reported and widely copied, committees used the press to urge contributions to the Texan cause, and advertisements for volunteers were common. 28 With equal lack 25 Castillo to secretary of relaciones, October 2, 1835, and answer of the secretary, November 5, 1835, transcripts of University of Texas from Mexican foreign office. I have not had an opportunity to verify Castillo's statement that the tone of the En- quirer chan...ged in August. It certainly was hostile to Texas after that time.
26 The New York Daily Advertiser in the issue of November 14, 1835, comments editorially on the meetings of Texan sympathisers in New York, and wonders how much enthusiasm is due to disinterested love of liberty and how much to speculation in Texas land. From the list of names most active in the movement, it suspects that the latter consideration cuts some figure. James Gordon Bennett in the New York Herald (April 2, 1836) says that he is heart and soul for the true Texan cause but dead against the speculator.
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