(11 l SEC UIN to J\. YUNTAMIENTO I
[Juan N. Seguin, Bexar, to Ayuntamicnto, Bexar, January I, 1835, reporting arrangements to turn over the office of Gefe lo Angel Navarro]
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[FALCON to CHIEF)
The Secrelary of State of Coahuila & Texas To the Political Chief of Bexar:
His Excy. the General Commanding the Eastern Internal States, wrote to His Excy. the Governor a communication bearing date 271 h December last, which reads as follows: · "Most Excellent Sir: A report reached Bexar, by today's mail, that the ex-general Antonio Mejia has I.anded at Brazoria. The sojourn of the general within the territory of the Republic being dangerous for public peace, and contrary lo the ordt~rs of the Supreme Government by whom he has been banished, I, therefore inform your Excellency of this fact, requesting you to give your orders, as promptly as is rcquin~d by the emergency, to cause the gentleman lo leave immediately our territory. I request also your Excy. to inform me of the result of your measures, Which J transcribe to your Lordship, by order of His Escy, in ord,~r that, should said Don Antonio Mejia bt! found within the territory of the Department in your charge, you give your instructions to cause him lo leave it al one,~, so as lo avoid the dcsorders that his presence might cause. I expect that Your Lordship will inform me, in due time of the result of the mcasurt·s you shall have taken on this subject. God and Liherty-Monclova January 2nd, 1835. Jose Ma. Falcon
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