'Incita á oposición': encloses Sloat's official summons and his own replies

Departmental State Papers, tomo VII–VIII · BANC MSS C-A 31, document 112

'Incita á oposición': encloses Sloat's official summons and his own replies; marching south with 160 men to unite with Pico *'pª salvar el país y el decoro del gobierno Nacional'*; *'aun es tiempo'* — the invaders hold only Monterey and San Francisco; urges gathering men, matériel and horses; reports all American emigrants gathered at Sacramento and Sonoma under Capt. Frémont, marching overland per the squadron's orders, 'the north abandoned'

Date1846-07-11 (exact)
FromComandante general Castro
ToPío Pico
PlaceLos Ojitos
SeriesDepartmental State Papers
TomoVII
Original tomo pageVII:266–269
Savage copy page73–74
Scan leafn77–n79
Document typeabstract
SourceSavage abstract

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