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to retire on San Antpnio de Bexar, and other
places in the direction Of the Mexican from
tier. These orders valueless as eminatinr
from a prisoner, INST Of the generals were
cowardly or weak enough to obey. an obe-
dience for which they were afterwards
brought TO trial by he Mexican congress.
In few days two-tlirds of Texas was in our
possession.


The news q these successes brought
crowds of volunteers to our standard. In
three weeks we hid an army Of several
thousand men, with which we advanced
against the Meacans. There was no more
fighting, however, Cor our antagonists had
had enough, and allowed themselves 10 be
driven from one position to another. till, in
a months time, there vas not one left in
the country.


The struggle was ov,r, and Texas was
frcei