ARGENTINE Rrpuprrn
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Juan, the fo'lowlng resolutions ara oa:i M


have been entered into. -" !"
l. That the provinces be invited to form,


convention by means Of Deputies ,s.s. o."


o'ea ~ oan LUIS, TO treat upon the form &c


sovernment most suitable for the Republic
and upon other preliminary points D' s,';N,'
may serve as oasis for organizing III. 49," =.
! tiOn. u '"e ma


2. That the Governor of Cordova h.
charged win transmitting the foregoing r.s
olution to the provinces of R,enos res"


Banda Oriental, Santa Fe. Corrent.a yes. ps.
| ia, and Santiago, and the Governor os S'o'
Juan to the provinces of Mendoza, San 1n;a "sn
Catamaic ca, Tucuman and Salta 'u's'


). That after having obtained the cons.,.


OF all the provinces for this convention tho


Presdeht OF the Republic shall be informed


thereof, ny the Governors who take the in.
itiative. III
q. That before the above mentioned Gov.
einors open TINS negotiation, the govern


ment of Cordova shall forward to that os


Ban Juan copy OF the articles of the cam


pact he has formed with the provinces with


which he communicates, in order that he.


ing adopted by his province he may transmit.


it to the provinces with which he is to omen
t espondcnce.


S. That both governors do oblige them.


selves not tn permit, under any circum-
stances, the introduction OF foreign forces in


the Republic to support the resolutions


which the provinces may take, except that
imminent danger should demand it, and the
majority of the provinces should agree to it.
6. That they do likewise obge them.
selves to support the resolutions which the


provinces may take even with their armsif


it were necessary, in order to obtain the OBJ


ject they have in view


: SALTA.


1t is said that Col. Gorriti, Commander.
, in'Chiet Q. the forces of Sata, has sent
\ circular to the governors Of the dissideut
4 proyidences informing them that he does not
i enter into their views, and that they need
!. not, therefore, rely on his support that he
Il took up arms solely for the purpose of de-
!. iyerng his province from the state of slave
1 ry in which it was Kept by the Spaniard
o .Arcnalcs; and that he will assist with all his
{ forces and resources the National Author
i tiles. This news wants confirmation; it is
}. nevertheless probable, as Gorriti's brother
i has been one Of the most eloquent defenders
1t of order in Congress, and was the deputy
n. nominated to present the constitution to the
Al legislature OF Cordova.


'e MENDOZA.


The Government of this province appears
- irrcsolute with regard to the policy it shall
;" adopt; but the people manifest IN an une-
~ quvocal manner, their dsire for the estab-
" lshment Of the constitution. Subscriptions
" u. had been set on foot for re-printing it, and
J.. the Mendozan fair subscribed for no less
T. than 500 copies. According to law one third
:. of the Legislature should have been renew


ed last month, but the Government did not
=. permit the election to take place. Mendo-
- "a. notwithstanding, enjoys more liberty than
- other of tho disSilcnt provinces. There arc
:; two weekly papers established in the capital
W One defends the national authorities; the
q other advocate t'e cause of the fedcrallsts
IAN JUAN.


~ Letters from Mendoza state that several
'" Of the most respectable inhabitants of San
~ Juan had been imI .isoned by Quiroga, upon
'a suspicion Of their being implicated in con
spiracy agains. him; and that the province
40 had been lain under contribution of sc, ,0oo


dollars.


"a 1t would appear that the situation of this
" i'll fated province is growing worse. Qniro
I I.s gas troops who, it was said, were gong t'
- evacuate the territory. have only gone tev
w. leagues outside of the capital, in order tc
~ prevent deserton. Quiroga begins to dis
! trust the Governors of Mendoza and Dan
VI Juan. because they do not altogether ente'
n' A. into his views of declaring war against bue
Il nos Ayres and the National Authorizes
va Several citizens of distinction have Deen Vic'
''> tins Of Quiroga's fury. His counsellors arc


said to be two clersymen named hstarsa
'ta aud Castro.


The governor Of the Banda Oriental mas
his addressed the following note to the Mln'ss'


Of Government.


i'm "Caaeiones, March 90, 1871
OF "The Governor of the Oriental Provlhre
and has the pleasure of informing his Exce''e",
sey cy the Minister of Government. III oros'
The that he may impart the same to ms EHIe'
ed lency the President of the Republic tina


the Honorable Jnnto of Representatives,. y
zca its sitting of last night, ha, soiemhly acceP'
Die ed the wise constitutional code sancunn,'
u,, by the General Constituent Congress o' III
nd Argentine Nation, and submitted To the ca
,al- animation and free admission nj the proVih'
IN es which compose it. The Represen'A'N'


of the Oriental people, assembled III huno'
W, of twenty, almost With unanimit,, nav
-, 49, complied with the we'll manifested desire


their constituents, seventeen having No''
-, for its acceptance, and three for rs nel"s v


, iercd 20 the decision OF the Savere'Sh >''
- ercss. Thus the Banda Oriental mas Ae'',
~ amidst acclanations Of virtuoas )lhnlse =
nld most august. md interesting act os It's p''',
,.,' life, and whilst it prepares tsef 10 c,Jo. ).
happy days of liberty, peace sha "','