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Mexican Constitution

Mexican Constitution. 1824. Title 2, Article 4 The Mexican nation adopts for the form of its government a popular representative and federal republic. Title 2, Article 5

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Mexican Constitution

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  1. Mexican Constitution 1824

  2. Title 2, Article 4 The Mexican nation adopts for the form of its government a popular representative and federal republic.

  3. Title 2, Article 5 The constituent parts of the Federation are the following States and Territories, viz: the States of Chiapas, Chihuahua, Coahuila and Texas, Durango, Guanajuato, Mexico, Michoacan, Nuevo Leon, Oajaca, Pueblo de los Angeles, Queretaro, San Luis Potosi, Sonora and Sinaloa, Tabasco, Tamaulipas, Vera Cruz, Jalisco, Yucatan, and Zacatecas; the Territories of Upper California, Lower California, Colima, and Santa Fe de Nuevo Mexico. A constitutional law will fix the character of Tlascala.

  4. Title 2, Article 6 The Supreme power of the Federation as to its exercise, is divided into the legislative, executive and judicial powers.

  5. Republican Government Religious Freedom National Religion President as an Executive Constitution of United States Constitution of Mexico Legislative in Congress October 4, 1824 September 17, 1785 Judical

  6. Article 1. The Mexican nation offers to foreigners, who come to establish themselves within its territory, security for their persons and property, provided they subject themselves to the laws of the country.National Colonization LawAugust 18, 1824

  7. Decree No. 16. The Constituent Congress of the Free, Independent and Sovereign State of Coahuila and Texas, desiring by every possible means, to augment the population of its territory; promote the cultivation of its fertile lands; the raising and multiplication of stock; and the progress of the arts and commerce; and being governed by the Constitutional act, the Federal Constitution, and the basis established by the National Decree of the General Congress, No. 72, have thought proper to decree the following LAW OF COLONIZATION: Art. 1. All Foreigners, who in virtue of the general law, of the 18th August, 1824, which guarantees the security or their persons and property, in the territory of the Mexican Nation, wish to remove to any of the settlements of the state of Coahuila and Texas, are at liberty to do so; and the said State invites and calls them. Art. 5. Foreigners of any nation, or a native of any of the Mexican states, can project the formation of any towns on any lands entirely vacant, or even on those of an individual, in the case mentioned in 35th article; but the now settlers who present themselves for admission, must prove their Christianity, morality and good habits, by a certificate from the authorities where they formerly resided. Coahuila y Texas Colonization LawMarch 24, 1825

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