Chico's departure circular: las perturbaciones que agitaron el sosiego público — que no pudo remediar…

Departmental State Papers, tomo IV · BANC MSS C-A 29, document 85

Chico's departure circular: las perturbaciones que agitaron el sosiego público — que no pudo remediar por falta de buques/fuerzas y que 'atacaron la moral del Ayuntamiento y la Junta Departamental' — lo obligan a embarcarse para [el interior de] la República a solicitar auxilios del Supremo Gobierno para restaurar el orden; deja el mando interino al Tte. Cor. Nicolás Gutiérrez (por sucesión militar), desde el 8 de Agosto — el fin efectivo del gobierno de Chico (~3 meses)

Date1836-07-30 (exact)
FromChico
ToComandantes Militares / Gutiérrez
PlaceMonterey
SeriesDepartmental State Papers
TomoIV
Original tomo pagep.291–295
Savage copy page121–122
Scan leafn118–n119
Document typeverbatim
Sourceverbatim transcription

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