Statement and Memorial in Relation to Political Affairs in Texas

This memorialized statement relates to the turbulent political affairs of Texas in the mid-19th century. Governor Hamilton expresses his views on such issues as the role of the military, public access to the capitol building, and the election of state officials.

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