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December 19, 1832


San Antonio presents grievances to Mexican state legislature

On this day in 1832, San Antonio became the first Texas town to present a list of grievances to the legislature of Coahuila and Texas. The document known as the Bexar Remonstrance was signed by José Ángel Navarro, alcalde of San Antonio. It sought repeal of that part of the Law of April 6, 1830, banning immigration from the United States. It also sought the separation of Texas from Coahuila.

Links to Related Handbook of Texas Online Articles
NAVARRO, JOSE ANGEL [THE ELDER]
TEXAS REVOLUTION
ALCALDE
LAW OF APRIL 6, 1830
COAHUILA AND TEXAS

Other Texas Day by Day Articles for This Date
Rival Lubbock County towns consolidate (1890)
Albany jail reopens as a museum (1980)
Somervell expedition disbands (1842)


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