Mexico - A General History And Collection Of Voyages And Travels - Volume 4 - By Robert Kerr
 -  On the news of this revolution, all the idle vagabonds and
debauched blackguards of the country hastened to enrol themselves - Page 723
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On The News Of This Revolution, All The Idle Vagabonds And Debauched Blackguards Of The Country Hastened To Enrol Themselves Under The Banners Of Don Diego, In Hopes Of Participating In The Plunder Of The Partizans Of Pizarro, And Of Being Enabled To Live Licentiously Without Labour.

To enable him to pay his troops, Don Diego seized the fifth of the precious metals belonging to the crown, and took possession of the properties of those who had been massacred, and the revenues of all the absentees.

In a very short time disputes and divisions arose among those who had taken part with Don Diego, as the leaders of the malcontent party among them were anxious to assassinate Juan de Herrada, because every thing was done and directed by him, Don Diego having only the name of captain general, while he in fact exercised the whole authority. The intention of these malcontents being discovered, several of them were put to death as seditious people; among whom was Francisco de Chaves, who was put to the rack and afterwards hanged as a ringleader of this new conspiracy. One Antonio de Orihuela likewise, who had only arrived of late from Spain, was beheaded, having imprudently asserted that the Almagrians were tyrants and usurpers.

Deputies or messengers were sent to all the cities and provinces of Peru, to induce the commandants and magistrates to recognize Don Diego as governor, which was done in many places out of fear: But Alonso de Alvarado, who was lieutenant governor in the province of Chachapoyas, ordered the deputies who were sent into his government to be arrested, declaring for his majesty in opposition to Don Diego, whom he denounced a rebel.

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