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tnrned to the Cdpital. The hrsr who re
turned was Mr.. Gorrti. appointed to VISIT
Cor,loya. A brief narration of the circum-
stances attendant Oh this mission may not
be found uninteresting.


The honorable Deputy arrived at Cordo-
va on the 9Th of January, and notihed his ar
rival to the Governor, Mr.. Bustos the
same evening. The following day he pre-
sentcd himself in person at his residence,
and delivered to him the Address of the
Congress, together with copy of the Con-
sttuton at the same time availng himself
of the opportunity to add a few remarks ON
the ardent desires OF the Congress for the re-
establishment Of internal order and peace by
means Of the Constitution, and expressing his
wishes to he permitted to hold a conference
with the Junto, for the purpose of ob9iating
any objections which might be urged against
its reception. The Governors answer was
chiefly confined to few remarks on scvera!
Of the laws Of the Congress, and evinced con
siderable resentment at the censures which
had been passed on him in some ct the pc
riodical papers OF Bucno, Ayres; and nc rep
robatcd the conduct of Bedoya, the parti-
zan Chief OF the General Governmentl in
advancing to Santiago. The deputy, in his





these occurrences, and to remove the re-
sponsibllities from the Congress. which dis
claimed any participation in them. On the
| 10th, the Governor directed note to him,
stating that the Junto was not in session, but
that standing committee of that body was
| fully authorised TO determine Oh all matters
pertaining to the legislative functions during
the recess After having overcome yari-
ETY. OF difficulties and impediments, which a
/ rose to prevent the full and formal discus
| sion OF the subject. and which an unlucky
understanding had nearly cut off the hope OF
realizing, On the 9TH at night the Commit
tee asScmblca tohcar the exposition which
the deputy had to offer in support OF the
! Constitution. / he conferences were held
! Tor two lights only, during which the Com
mittce proposed "a number of objections, and
4 heard the replies OF the deputy, who most
ably defended the conduct and principles Of
the Constituent Congress, though without
producing any bcne fetal effect The night
subsequent to the last conference, the Com


mittcc sat alone, to deliberate on the conduct


10 be observed relative TO the Constitution


and came to The resolution ITO refuse to cx
anime IL" stating that "the province had


separated from the Mon, aud therefore NO
: comprehended IN the fundamental law whcl


provides that tic Constitution shall be sub


iniltcd to The appreciation Of each province.
lor this reason, they ordered ''the Constitu


tion sanctioned by he Congress res!tlcnt il
Bucnos Ayres, to be returned o The deputy
together with his Credentials" and, to Gloss


the whole, added q percEptary command t.
leave the city in f3 hours III consequence,
q these proceedings, the deputy had 10 9th
cr alternative than an implicit compliance
with these ipiInction9, his only satistactio,


beng tic Crntcl6'isuess IS OF having faithful,
and honourtUIy discharged ali inportan
, trust


:! he Editor Of the Argentine News, re


marks -. ! he impression which the perus,
Of the document leaves OIL the mind, is lit


tie favourable IL t1e character Of the prov
. inct, OF It's authorities Their oppositio
has dcgcnerated from principled resist


,.nce, into the pervcrse and unjusti6ahe ob
= stnacy oi party spirit, which knows no me
y dinm between unlimited submission to il
CLAIMS, and the absolute rejection Of all prop


0sitons tending to concijatc the larring in
- tertsta ot the community. The suppose


invasion of right, by the laws of capitalZa
tion, Sic. has br,E foniullnAcd with the pei


sonal cenSurcs ofperiolicAl jaurnalS, 70 Wine


the Congress u Hot prvy. he feelings {
: individuals have been pfcterI cd to the intci


ests OF the public ne rcscntments and Il


imositIts oI Il few have been made the unha


lowed touchstone Of political principlce, an
q to crafty them have been sacrificed the II
e ternal peace, with the credit and charactt


OF the nation.