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Title: El General Comandante de las armas á los habitantes de Tamaulipas.
Identifier: BC_0132
Creator: Ampudia, Pedro de, 1803-1868.
Topic: Tamaulipas (Mexico)--History--19th century
Dates: 1842-04-17
Resource: Broadside collection, Eberstadt collection
Description: [Text begins:] Compatriotas. Los pérfidos cuanto ingratos tejanos reunidos en masa se abanzan hacia esta plaza con la decidida intención de atacarnos, y de llevar la guerra y la devastación del país hasta donde puedan. [Dated and signed at end:] Matamoros Abril 17 de 1842. Pedro de Ampudia.[At end:] Impreso por Antonio Castañeda en la 1.a calle de Michoacán. [2 copies] [Decorated with patterns as design elements.]

Title: El Gobernador del Departamento.
Identifier: BC_0119
Creator: Tamaulipas (Mexican state). Gobernador (José Ant
Topic: Tamaulipas (Mexico)--History--19th century
Dates: 1839-11-15
Resource: Broadside collection, Eberstadt collection
Description: [Text begins:] Tamaulipecos. El horrible alarido de los colonos alzados de Texas ha llegado á nuestros oídos desde las Villas del Norte. [Exhorts his fellow Tamaulipecos to drive the Texans beyond the Sabine. Dated and signed at end:] Ciudad Victoria Noviembre 15 de 1839. José Antonio Quintero. [Decorated with patterns as design elements.]

Title: Mexican Colonization; and Sugar, Cotton, and Rice Cultivation, by Free Labor.
Identifier: BC_0241
Creator: Lundy, Benjamin, 1789-1839.
Topic: Tamaulipas (Mexico)--History--19th century
Dates: 1835-05-11
Resource: Broadside collection, Eberstadt collection
Description: [At head:] (Genius of Universal Emancipation--Extra.) To American Philanthropists, and men of Capital, Industry, and Enterprize, generally. [Proposal for the settlement of a colony in Tamaulipas, signed and dated at end:] Benjamin Lundy. Nashville, 5th mo. (May,) 11th, 1835. ... [Broadside in three columns] [Decorated with patterns as design elements.]

Title: Tamaulipas (Mexican state). Declaration. (December 27, 1845). See S1008.
Identifier: BC_0310
Creator: Tamaulipas (Mexican state)
Topic: Tamaulipas (Mexico)--History--19th century
Dates: 1845-12-27
Resource: Broadside collection, Eberstadt collection
Description: [This is a declaration of the legislative assembly of the State of Tamaulipas, first rejecting the plan of San Luis Potosí (see S1008), then discussing their reaction to las continuas incursiones de los bárbaros, i.e., the continuing incursions of the barbarians, in recounting the provocations of the Americans on Mexico's northern border. Signed:] La Asemblea Departamental de Tamaulipas no adopta el plan proclamado en la Ciudad de San Luis Potosí el 14 del corriento por la división de reserva al mando del Exmo. Sr. General D. Mariano Paredes y Arrillaga. -Juan Martín de la Garza y Flores. - José Guillermo Martínez. -Victorino T. Canales. -Manuel Saldaña. -Manuel Saucedo. -José Ignacio de Saldaña. -Antonio Fernández, oficial mayor. [translated from the original Spanish] [At end:] Ciudad-Victoria. -Impreso por F. García, Calle De Morelos Numero 5. [1845.] [Decorated with patterns as design elements.]

Title: Tamaulipas (Mexican state). Laws (October 28, 1830)
Identifier: BC_0040
Creator: Tamaulipas (Mexican state).
Topic: Tamaulipas (Mexico)--History--19th century
Dates: 1830
Resource: Broadside collection, Eberstadt collection
Description: [Decree No. 47 of the Congreso constitucional, approved by Juan Guerra, Governor ad interim, on October 28, 1830, providing for the establishment of settlements on the banks of the Nueces River, "on lands which belong to this state." Dated and signed at end:] Ciudad-Victoria 28 de octubre de 1830. ...Juan Guerra Manuel Garza de Porras. Srio.