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he Texas Revolution is best understood as an event that occurred within a larger Mexican civil war The following is a brief analysis of the military campaigns from the revolt in Texas presented from both sidesnnThe Texas Revolution: Insurgent PerspectivennThe conflict can be broken down into four separate phases from the insurgent point of viewnnFirst Phase:nOctober-December 1835nnThe insurgent campaign opened on October 2 1835 when colonists gathered at Gonzales prevented Centralist troops from retrieving a small cannon that had been given to the town for protection against raiding Indians The success bolstered supporters of the revolt who quickly captured Centralist strongholds at Goliad and Lipantitlan By late October the colonists had formed an ad hoc army (called the Army of the People) and had marched to San Antonio de Bxar and placed the Centralist garrison under siege Despite victory over the Centralists in several fights outside the town the colonists were hesitant to assault Bxar The departure of some colonists who quit the army to return home was offset by the arrival of volunteers from the United States who had come from New Orleans On December 5 the insurgents finally attacked the town and captured it after a five day battle The Centralist garrison was paroled and allowed to leave Texas with the stipulation that they take no further part in the Centralist effort to suppress the re-institution the Federal Constitution of 1824nnIn November delegates had assembled in what was styled the Consultation a meeting called to give direction to the colonists fight against the Centralists Delegates officially stated that the purpose of the revolt was to re-institute the Federal Constitution of 1824 It was hoped that a united front could be formed with Federalists in other Mexican states thereby creating a coalition to fight Santa Anna The failure of General Jos Antonio Mexas expedition to seize Tampico however soured relations between Texans and other Mexican FederalistsnnThe Consultation attempted to prepare for the rebellion by creating a regular army It appointed Sam Houston as commander-in-chief but denied him control of the volunteer armies already in the field Thus Houston was a commander without an armynnThe Consultation also attempted to provide for a civil government by electing Henry Smith to the office of governor as well as electing men to serve in a advisory body called the General CouncilnnSecond Phase: December 1835-February 1836nnThe unity that had existed in the first phase of the revolt evaporated as the insurgents began to argue among themselves over what course of action should next be pursued A rift developed between Smith and the General Council in which the governor announced that he was disbanding the Council In retaliation the General Council announced that it had replaced Smith with Lieutenant Governor James W Robinson Thus the insurgents had two competing civil governments that were at odds with one anothernnThe disunity extended to the military as well Some expressed the opinion that the revolt had been won and that no further action was needed Others contended that although the Centralists would certainly attempt to re-impose their control over Texas that the campaign would not resume until spring Another faction called for the insurgents to continue the initiative gained through their early victories by carrying the war deeper into Mexico Their objective was Matamoros a city near the mouth of the Rio Grande that had a customhouse The capture of Matamoros would place the insurgents in control of the customs and well as keep the war out Texas itself This movement became known as the Matamoros ExpeditionnnFollowing the ejection of the Centralist garrison at San Antonio de Bxar the insurgent government ordered a garrison to remain at the city Its commander James C Neill had received a commission as lieutenant colonel of the Texas Army from Sam Houston At the end of December however Neill found that Frank W Johnson and Dr James Grant had recruited nearly 200 of his garrison for the Matamoros Expedition Not only did Johnson and Grant strip Neill of men they also took much of the clothing and equipment that had been stockpiled for his own command Thus the Matamoros Expedition greatly weakened the insurgents ability to defend Bxar should the Centralist returnnnThird Phase: January 1836-February 1836nnAttention turned toward the Matamoros Expedition Both Governor Smith and the General Council tried to control the movement Smith asked Houston to take charge who in turn asked James Bowie to assume command of the expedition The General Council named Frank W Johnson to lead the expedition When Johnson declined the appointment the Council appointed James W Fannin to replace him However Johnson changed his mind as accepted the task Thus the expedition had three commanders: Bowie Johnson and Fannin Houston visited the troops in the Goliad area and convinced many that the expedition was ill conceived His effort dampened the movement but did not completely end itnnGovernor Smith and Houston attempted to stabilize the revolts spin into chaos Houston ordered Bowie to Bxar to survey the situation Smith ordered Lieutenant Colonel Travis and 30 men to reinforce the garrison Neill who had been in the field since October left to see his family as well as obtain supplies and recruits for his post With no army to command Houston was sent by Smith to make a treaty with the Cherokee Indians that would keep them from aiding the CentralistsnnThe desire of most insurgents had changed from re-institution of the Federal Constitution of 1824 to an outright separation from Mexico Thus the independence movement was growing strongernnFourth Phase: February-April 1836nnThe Centralists returned to Texas and found the insurgents divided and unprepared General Antonio Lpez de Santa Anna led a column of Centralist troops to San Antonio de Bxar His goal was to recapture this important political center as well as make an example of the garrison by putting it to the sword Another column commanded by General Jos Urrea advanced to Matamoros to meet the threat to that city Once it had been secured Urrea marched northward toward Goliad and the insurgents who had gathered in that areannBxar fell on March 6 1835 The insurgents suffered other defeats as Urrea drove toward GoliadnnDelegates had assembled at Washington-on-the-Brazos on March 1 to decide on Texas political future On March 2 the convention declared independence from Mexico and announced the formation of the Republic of Texas The convention also reappointed Sam Houston commander of the army but extended his authority over all troops in the field On March 6 Houston left the convention and headed for Gonzales to oversee the effort to reinforce the garrison trapped at the Alamo He arrived on March 11 to learn that the Alamo had already fallen He ordered a general retreat eastward collecting men along the waynnHoustons retreat coupled with the advance of the victorious Centralists started a mass exodus of civilians and government officials called the Runaway Scrape Many feared that they would only find safety by reaching the Louisiana-Texas border and the protection of the United StatesnnBy mid-April Houston and his army were in the area of the present-day city that bears his name On April 20 he learned that Santa Anna had advanced ahead of his army and was vulnerable On April 21 he attacked the Centralist leaders camp at San Jacinto and defeated him Santa Anna escaped but was captured the following day Although there were still Centralist forces in Texas the dramatic results at the Battle of San Jacinto effectively ended the Centralist campaign to reclaim TexasnnThe Texas Revolution: The Centralist PerspectivennFirst Phase: May-December 1835nnThe Centralist effort to subdue Texas was part of a larger plan to suppress Federalist outbreaks in various Mexican states In May General Antonio Lpez de Santa Anna led an army to Zacatecas The Zacatecan state militia was defeated in a battle outside the capital city of Zacatecas The Centralists next turned their attention toward Coahuila y Tejas where discontent had been expressed at the state capital at Monclova and in the settlements of east Texas That summer the Centralist government ordered the arrest of the governor and other dissidents Santa Anna ordered General Martn Perfecto de Cos to reinforce the Centralist garrisons in Texas By the time Cos arrived in early October 1835 the revolt had already broken out at Gonzales He marched to San Antonio de Bxar but soon found himself under siege by insurgent forces The Centralist forces at Bxar forces were defeated in battle and capitulated on December 10 1836 The insurgents allowed Cos to evacuate his army from Texas Thus by the end of December Texas had been cleared of Centralist troopsnnAn event occurred in Tamaulipas that was to have an effect on the way the Centralist campaign to reclaim Texas would be conducted In November a Mexican general who supported the Federalist cause (Jos Antonio Mexa) organized an expedition in New Orleans and led it to Tampico to help anti-Centralist forces thought to be operating in and around this important port city He expedition was a disastrous failurethe Centralists easily defeated him and captured some of his men The Centralist government declared that the attack had been carried out by pirates and ordered the prisoners executed The Centralist government extended the policy of no quarter for foreign prisoners to the upcoming Texas campaign in a pronouncement called the Tornel DecreennSecond Phase: January-April 1836nnSanta Anna organized the Centralist troops into two main columns for the campaign to reclaim Texas He commanded one column that marched to San Antonio de Bxar Another column commanded by General Jos Urrea marched first to Matamoros to suppress any Federalist support that may be in that region before advancing to Goliad The objective of the Texas campaign was to retake Bxar and Goliad both important political and strategic locations Once the Centralists controlled Bxar and Goliad they could fan out eastward and drive the insurgents before them Catching and defeating the insurgents in the sweep appeared possible because news of Centralist victories spread panic through the settlementsnnSanta Anna hoped for more than a military end to the revolt In addition to reestablishing Centralist control over key locations he also wanted to catch and punish the insurgents political leaders Hearing that the new government had fled to Harrisburg he race ahead with only a portion of the troops at his command in order to catch the revolts leaders He arrived too late to accomplish his task His move however had placed in out of supporting distance of his army and vulnerable to an attack by insurgent forces in the area On April 21 Santa Annas camp at San Jacinto was attacked by Texan forces under Sam Houston The troops with 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