The Republic of Texas Document Set

Freemen of Texas 1835 - Calling Texans to arms. "Now's the day and now's the hour."

Texas Declaration of Independence 1836 - ending political connection with Mexico and installing an Independence Republic.

Resolution March 1st, 1845, signed by John Tyler - President of the US, giving the conditions by which Texas was to be admitted to the Union. Includes explanatory remarks.

Letter 1845 from the Texas Republic Acting Secretary of State - John Eldredge, giving the results of the voting on annexation.

Proclamation 1845 by Anson Jones - that the Constitution had been ratified by the people of Texas.

Letter 1845 from the President of the Texas Republic - Anson Jones, to James Polk, President of the United States, announcing that the Constitution had been ratified.

Letter 1845 from President Polk to Congress - submitting the evidence for admission of Texas to the Union.

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