Stephen Fuller Austin to James F. Perry

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IdentifierMS1923-0002_1358DateOctober 6, 1834CreatorsStephen F. AustinSubjectRepublic of MexicoPolitics and governmentAntonio López de Santa AnnaJudicial affairsLegal affairsCopyright StatementNo Copyright – Non-Commercial Use OnlyNotesPrinted in Barker, editor, Austin Papers, Volume III, page 1.DescriptionUnsigned letter from Stephen Fuller Austin, Prisoner of the Deputation in Mexico, stating that the investigation of his case has begun nine months after his arrest, vague charges and judicial proceedings of Mexico make defense difficult, the intent to convict him of a plan to separate Texas from Mexico, everything coming from Texas is construed against him, there has been silence of Texans concerning his case, what is friends can do for him, imprisonment has been severe and he has suffered much, Almonte is investigating, and that he has confidence in Santa Anna and his hope is in Alaman.LanguageEnglishRecipientJames F. Perry

CollectionSamuel May Williams papers

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Stephen Fuller Austin to James F. Perry