Dictamen on *'las amenazas de José Castro'*: his communications attack all guarantees/rights

Departmental State Papers, tomo VII–VIII · BANC MSS C-A 31, document 102

Dictamen on *'las amenazas de José Castro'*: his communications attack all guarantees/rights; since the *'comandante general interino'* with men *'cuyas costumbres inspiran toda clase de desconfianzas'* may approach, arm the district to bar *'estos malhechores'*; accuses Castro of disposing of the department *'á su arbitrio,'* imposing estado de sitio/martial law, *'erigiéndose en un dictador absoluto.'* Signed by ~80 LA vecinos & foreign residents — Requena, Figueroa, Botello, Temple, Workman, Vignes, Cota, Sepúlveda, Dalton, Bell, Carpenter, Alexander, Sexton, Snyder, Wolfskill, Flügge, Barton, Stone, B.D. Wilson, Barnett, F.P.F. Temple, Robidoux, Hugo Reid, Rowland, Palomares, Coronel, V. Sánchez, Chávez

Date1846-06-22 (exact)
FromLA junta (dictamen)
PlaceÁngeles
SeriesDepartmental State Papers
TomoVII
Original tomo pageVII:240–244
Savage copy page~62–65
Scan leafn65–n68
Document typeverbatim
Sourceverbatim transcription

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