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The Upper board of Government, also known as the Asamblea de Notables or the Junta de los 35 de la Nación Mexicana, was a governmental body of the Conservative Party with the purpose of covering the functions of the Executive Power of Mexico between June 21 and July 10, 1863, this after the French occupation of the capital and the ignorance of the Presidency Benito Juárez, the purpose was the conformation of a Regency in order to implement the Second Mexican Empire.[1][2]
Members edit
- Teodosio Lares, President
- Alejandro Arango y Escandón, Secretary
- José María Andrade, Secretary
- José Ignacio Pavón, President of the Supreme Court of Justice.
- Manuel Diez de Bonilla, Former Minister of Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna.
- José Basilio Arrillaga
- Francisco Javier Miranda
- Ignacio Aguilar y Marocho
- José María de Jesús Díez de Sollano, Bishop of León.
- Joaquín Velázquez de León
- Antonio Fernández Monjardin
- Mora y Villamil, General
- Ignacio Sepúlveda, Ex-Governor of San Luis Potosí
- Joaquín Castillo y Lanzas
- Mariano Dominguez
- José Guadalupe Arriola
- Adrián Woll, General
- Fernando Manigno
- Agapito Muñoz
- José Miguel Arroyo
- Teofilo Marin
- Miguel Cervantes Velazco, General
- Cipriniano del Castillo, Former Minister of Antonio López de Santa Anna.
- Juan Hierro Maldonado, Former Minister of Miguel Miramón.
- José Ildefonso Amable
- Gerardo García Rojas
- Manuel Miranda
- José López Ortigoza
- Santiago Blanco, General
- Pablo Vergara
- Cayetano Montoya, General
- Manuel Tejada
- Urbano Tovar, Former Minister of Miguel Miramón
- Antonio Moran
- Miguel Jimenez
Latest decrees edit
On July 10, 1863, the Junta Superior de Gobierno was officially dissolved, issuing as its last act the following opinion, which was published the following day:
1º The Mexican nation adopts as form of government the moderate monarchy, hereditary, with a Catholic prince.
2º The Sovereign will take the title of Emperor of Mexico.
3º The imperial crown of Mexico is offered to H. A. I. and R. Prince Femando Maximiliano, Archduke of Austria, for himself and his descendants.
4º In the case that for circumstances impossible to foresee, Archduke Ferdinand Maximilian should not be able to take possession of the throne that is offered to him, the Mexican nation refers to the benevolence of H. M. Napoleon III, Emperor of the French, so that he may indicate another Catholic prince.[3]
References edit
- ^ Rivera, Agustín, Anales Mexicanos: La Reforma y el Segundo Imperio, trad. de Martín Quirarte, México, UNAM, 1994, p. 136;
- ^ UANL CDigital Anales del Imperio
- ^ "Memoria Política de México". www.memoriapoliticademexico.org. Retrieved 2024-01-26.
See also edit
- Emperor of Mexico
- Provisional Governmental Board
- National Institutional Board
- Regency of the Mexican Empire
[[Category:Executive branch of the government of Mexico]]