ancy Of making it : general law in the Pross
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ency Of making it : general law in the Pros
ince.


The project was opposed by Doct. San
Martin, a priest, and Mr.. Cauia, a lawyer,
on the ground that the people were not suffi-
ciently enlightened to receive it, and that to
sanction it were to endanger order and the
State. 1t however found several advocates,
able and eloquent-among whom were Mr.
Manuel J. Garcia, Minister of State, and
the enlightened and liberal minded Doctor
Manuel Moreno.


The late insurrection at San Juan, which
was got up by the priesthood, in opposition
to similar liberal measure in that Pro-
vince, has been (by force of arms) happi-
ly put down-the liberals, in one decisive
battle, having completely triumphed over
the fanatics. The leader who headed the
military, in that affair, has been executed,
and several of the priests have been BAN
|ished.-We hope the period is not distant
when we shall see completely eradicated-
not by the Szoord, but by Reason-that deep
rooted superstition and violent bigotry Sc
strongly indicative of state little removed


from that of a moral midnight.