the United States of America and Mexico, Treaty of Campo de Cahuenga
“ Article 2 The Commissioners on the part of Lieutenant-Colonel Fremont will agree and bind themselves on the fulfillment of the first article by the Californians, that they shall be guaranteed protection of life and property whether on parole or otherwise. ”
the United States of America and Mexico, Treaty of Campo de Cahuenga
“ Article 3 That, until a treaty of peace be made and signed between the United States of North America and the Republic of Mexico, no Californian or other Mexican citizen shall be bound to take the oath of allegiance. ”
the United States of America and Mexico, Treaty of Campo de Cahuenga
“ J. C. Fremont Lieutenant-Colonel United States Army, and Military Commandant of CaliforniaArticles of Capitulation made and entered into at the Rancho of Cahuenga, this thirteenth day of January, Anno Domini, eighteen hundred and forty-seven between P. B. Reading, Major; Louis McLane, Jr., Commanding Artillery; Wm. H. Russell, Ordnance Officer, Commissioners appointed by J. C. Fremont, Lieutenant-Colonel United States Army and Military Commandant of the Territory of California ”
