Though its exact text is not extant, it called for land redistribution and tribute to the Virgin of Guadalupe.  
Twelve days following this event, its principal participants led a massacre at a granary; for the next ten years their skulls were displayed at that site. After capturing Valladolid, where its instigator had been kicked out of school, its instigator decided not to attack the capital with his army of 80,000 men. While its cause was a search of the home of Epigmenio Gonzalez in Queretaro, it is now commemorated in September as a day of independence. Though its exact text is not extant, it called for land redistribution and tribute to the Virgin of Guadalupe.  FTP, name this declaration calling for Mexican independence which was enunciated by Father Miguel Hidalgo at a church in the namesake town.
Twelve days following this event, its principal participants led a massacre at a granary; for the next ten years their skulls were displayed at that site.
Grito de Dolores or Cry of Dolores