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Adams Sentinel

Location

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1847

Page

4

Death of Capt. Samuel A Walker at Huamantla

From Puebla reports the death of Capt. Samuel A Walker of the Mounted Rifles in the Huamantla engagement with Santa Anna. He led a charge against Mexican forces, killed a lancer, and inspired his men with the line Never surrender. Capt. Lewis then commanded the battalion as Mexican troops fled, with severe Mexican losses and some American wounded.

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Resolutions at Lexington meeting oppose Mexico annexation

The Lexington gathering, called by H. Clay’s supporters, adopted a series of resolutions opposing annexation of Mexico by conquest and urging Congress to declare war aims. Clay condemned slavery’s expansion and urged peaceful, lawful policy while praising U S military successes. The event featured a large turnout and cited the Texan Anschluss as the war’s root cause.

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