Recognizes and supports San Jacinto Day, commemorating the battle that secured Texas's independence and honoring the courage of the Texan Army.
Roger Williams
Representative
TX-25
This resolution recognizes and supports the historical significance of San Jacinto Day, commemorating the 189th anniversary of the Battle of San Jacinto. It honors the Texan Army's victory that secured Texas independence from Mexico, which later led to Texas joining the United States. The resolution encourages reflection on the importance of freedom and the courage displayed during the Texas Revolution.
Resolution Recognizes 189th Anniversary of San Jacinto Day, Honoring Texas Independence
This resolution formally expresses support for the goals and ideals associated with San Jacinto Day. It specifically marks the 189th anniversary of the Battle of San Jacinto, which took place on April 21, 1836, and resulted in Texas securing its independence from Mexico.
A Nod to History
The core of this resolution is commemorative. It acknowledges the historical significance of the battle where General Sam Houston's forces defeated the Mexican Army, a pivotal moment that paved the way for Texas to eventually join the United States. The text highlights the bravery of the soldiers involved in the Texas revolution and frames their fight as one for freedom.
Beyond just marking an anniversary, the resolution encourages Americans to take a moment and reflect on the importance of freedom itself, using the historical context of San Jacinto as a touchstone. Essentially, it's a formal recognition of a key event in Texas and American history, aiming to promote awareness and honor the past without enacting new laws or regulations.