Stephen Fuller Austin to Samuel May Williams, January 12, 1834

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IdentifierMS1923-0002_1253DateJanuary 12, 1834CreatorsStephen F. AustinSubjectPolitics and governmentRepublic of MexicoLegal affairsCopyright StatementNo Copyright – Non-Commercial Use OnlyNotesPrinted in Barker, editor, Austin Papers, Volume II (1922), page 1024.DescriptionLetter announcing arrest in Saltillo for allegedly urging organization of the State government in Texas; Austin's opposition to annexation with the United States; his labor to have Texas made a state of the Mexican Confederation separate from Coahuila, which is not a crime; his attitude toward the convention of 1833, toward territorial government for Texas, and for statehood; his good treatment and his hopes there will be no excitement about his arrest; his becoming tired of the struggle; and his belief that he will be in Mexico for six months to a year.LanguageEnglishRecipientSamuel May Williams

CollectionSamuel May Williams papers

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Stephen Fuller Austin to Samuel May Williams, January 12, 1834

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Stephen Fuller Austin to Samuel May Williams, January 12, 1834