Following the devastating loss at the Alamo, the resolute Texas Rangers, led by General Sam Houston, waged a campaign of vengeance against Santa Anna’s forces.

Encircled by the Mexican Army, Colonel Fanin’s men were compelled to accept terms of surrender. Yet, when Santa Anna decreed their execution, the Texans found themselves fueled with a renewed resolve for vengeance.

As his authority as commander wavered, Sam Houston directed his troops southward, determined to compel Santa Anna into a decisive engagement.

General Sam Houston and his Rangers initiated a sudden assault upon the Mexican Army, securing victory in the pivotal Battle of San Jacinto.

The Texas Rangers are returning to Victoria to commemorate their triumph over Mexico, and the city of Houston is being urged to play a significant part in the destiny of this newly liberated land.