El dia 7 del corriente se ha proclamado un plan político en la ciudad de Guanajuato, contra el Supremo Gobierno nacional, adoptado por el gobierno de aquel Estado y suscrito por el Sr. comandante general y por la guarnicion de su mando ... no considerando este gobierno que algunas providencias que se han dictado por el supremo de la nacion, en contra de los intereses de los Estados, por cuyo motivo han sido reclamados, sean suficientes para usar contra él del derecho de insurreccion, reservado únicamente para los casos estremos de opresion y tiranía, la cual no puede esperarse nunca de los ilustres caudillos que lucharon contra ella heróicamente, hasta derrocarla, y hacer fugar al tirano de Méjico, cobarde y vergonzasamente
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Broadside issued by the governor of Zacatecas disagreeing with a recent plan promulgated in Guanajuato on Dec. 7, 1855 which called for a revolt against the then current faction in power under Juan Álvarez. This sheet is an expression of protest against Santa Anna, as it states that the "ilustres caudillos" who heroically caused the cowardly escape of the "tirano de Méjico" could never stoop to the latter's use of "oppression and tiranny." Special Collections & Archives, UC San Diego, La Jolla, 92093-0175 (https://lib.ucsd.edu/sca) Zacatecas : publisher not identified
Type
image
Format
1 sheet ; 32 cm
Identifier
ark:/20775/bb1096800k
Language
Spanish
Subject
History Politics and government Sources Mexico Santa Anna, Antonio López de 1794-1876 Alvarez, Juan, 1790-1867
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