Spencer H. Jack to Samuel May Williams, September 16, 1834

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IdentifierMS1923-0002_1355DateSeptember 16, 1834CreatorsSpencer H. JackSubjectRepublic of MexicoPolitics and governmentAntonio López de Santa AnnaCopyright StatementNo Copyright – Non-Commercial Use OnlyDescriptionLetter regarding political confusion in Monclova, Santa Anna's intention to form a central government and place himself as head, and Jack's belief that this strongly favors despotism. Jack reports little satisfaction with business of the Colony and writes that the trend seems to give it to Robertson. He also writes that if colonists send a representative to the next Congress then great advantages may ensue to Texas.LanguageEnglishRecipientSamuel May Williams

CollectionSamuel May Williams papers

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Spencer H. Jack to Samuel May Williams, September 16, 1834

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Spencer H. Jack to Samuel May Williams, September 16, 1834