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named Rowland. who had gone their security when
they*cre taken up upon the information OF one
Brlgnoe, a deserter from the Expedition. OF these
transactions, however. can only speak from hear
say number OF other outrages we're reported
TO have been perpetra,ed upon American citizens
no douot correctly reported


. When we arrived ut Me9ics we were covered
With illth and vermin We there met an order from
Santa Ahato be chained with heavy iron. We
we're lodged in the Convent Santiago. about two
miles from the palaces; confined ina room over
the cemetery. and the etfiuva from the dead bodies
beneath was offensive in the extreme.


MIR. Combs proceeds 70 complain OF neglect
and Indifference on the part of our Minister. Mr..
Ellis, (now supcrseded;) y Of the prisoners being
kept the public square on their arrival at Mex
leo for the qualification of the rabhle and then
marched back to their prison, because Santa Ana
was asleep and no one dared awake him that
the prisoners chained and compelled to work
in the streets. though he (Combs) was exempted
as sick; until


-. About three weeks after we reached Mexico.
TWO Of The prisoners made their escape This IN
cersed Santa Ana to such degree that he ordered
the whole OF rs, the lame and sick included. 70
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ter, Mr.. Ellis / waS kept IN chains aJ0ut tro
weeks, and Ill as | was. compelled to sleep and
work in them, having thereby nearly lost my hear
ing, when vas sent for by Santa Ana.


Santa Anna having catechised him, and learned
that he was no Texian, but the son of an Ameri-
can General. released him. assignind his youth a.
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