Carta 26 al General Mosquera

Abstract

The image contains news about the detail of the letter from citizen Alfonso Acevedo addressed to General Mosquera About the discomfort that the Honors decree causes him, and other criticisms in relation to the magnitude of decrees issued by the Government. Said discomfort about the unconstitutional and illegal part of the honors and the exaggeration with which you grant them, even reaching the same level as those granted to presidential dignity. Their opposition to General Herrán's administration was well known: they did not miss an opportunity to criticize and ridicule it. Despite this, they were considered excessive, even keeping them in expensive and useless legations. However, his actions, such as the issuance of 86 decrees, only sought to accumulate personal honors. It is clear that the administration needs a more democratic approach to developing New Granada. published November 8, 1846