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- Collection: 1836-37: Almonte, Bee, Hockley, Patton, Santa Anna, Texas to Washington
United States Telegraph, January 10, 1837Report from the Natchez Daily Gazette about Texas's reasons for the release of Santa Anna.
United States Telegraph, January 11, 1837Reports of a resolution introduced in the United States Senate to recognize the independence of Texas.
United States Telegraph, January 14, 1837Reports of developments in Mexico, where word of Santa Anna's release from Texas had not yet reached.
United States Telegraph, January 17, 1837Reports a message from President Jackson in regard to Texas, on the day before Santa Anna arrived in Washington. Also reports of Almonte and Bee's…
United States Telegraph, January 19, 1837Reports on Congressional debates about recognition of Texas, noting that Santa Anna was free and in Washington.
United States Telegraph, January 21, 1837Reports on the state of affairs in Mexico, including insurrections, the arrival of former minister to the United States Manuel Eduardo de Gorostiza,…
United States Telegraph, January 24, 1837Reports that Santa Anna has been declared an outlaw in Mexico.
United States Telegraph, January 25, 1837Reports that an army is being assembled in Mexico for an reconquest of Texas.
United States Telegraph, January 31, 1837Reports that Santa Anna has given $500,000 to the Republic of Texas government.
United States Telegraph, January 6, 1837Reports that Santa Anna is waiting in Lexington, Kentucky, before continuing on the journey, due to his health.