Bache Dissents At Texas Convention
Delegate Richard Bache was the sole dissenting vote when the Texas constitutional convention accepted the United States annexation proposal.
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1845 in Texas
Explore 6 historical events and records for Texas in 1845.
Historical records for Texas in 1845
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Texas Congress Considers Rival Proposals
President Anson Jones convened the Texas Congress to weigh the United States annexation offer against a Mexican independence proposal.
Texas Congress Endorses United States Union
The Texas Congress accepted the United States annexation proposal during a special session in June 1845.
Texas Convention Approves Statehood
A Texas convention approved annexation on 4 July 1845 while preparing a constitution for entry into the United States.
Texas Government Receives Statehood Offer
Texas President Anson Jones received the United States offer to admit the republic as a state.
Texas Voters Ratify Annexation
Texas voters overwhelmingly approved annexation and a proposed state constitution at the referendum held in October 1845.
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