The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-07-12
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From Btenos tyres, papers Of 22th and Slst
March, rcce, cd at the ET.lntagt9aiaa ONce.
The provinces oft the interior present most
heaIt-rcndng spectacle. At a moment when
the legations Of the republic march triumphant
in the territory oi tho sworn enemy Of Argentine
liberty and Independence 10 avcnge its wrongs,
when the national ilag waves victorious in the
waters Of La Plata, aud OIL the coast of the hos
tile empire, when union ana energy are only nc
ccssatyto give the death blow to tll. y rant, vino
in the m,oNication OF his pride, conceived the
bold project Of red, ing ficemcn 10 the bond
OF scryltntc; the fratricide arms Of civil dissen-
ton are brandishngin in the heart Of the nation,
and threaten to make il tIlc scene Of all the hor.
rors Of anarchy and dcsola,ion, and ,he sal mon.
umcnt Of the bancfA effects Of party spirit.
when its object is to turthcr'the ends Of lndivid-
/ ual ambition.
C0rdora.-The Chcfof this province, B2&tng,
appears to be the leader OF the anarchists The
motive he alIedgcs for the line of conduct lie
I pursucs is that the Constituent Congress has Vi
olated the fundamental laws Of the Union, but it
is too evident that he is act,iated by ambition -
Whilst he pretends 70 defend the province a.
! gainst the illegal enchroachmcnts OF the Nation.
al Authorities, he himself is curtailins their lib
critics in the mnst scandlluus manncr. Tie or.
denances of police he has published would dis
grace hlgcrs II is true thlt he has a great ma
ny partizans, but they are chiefly composed o
fanatics and declared enemies Of social order. =
We do not mean by this, To cast any Iciiectiul
on the character Of the inhabitants Of Cordova
we are aware that the greater part Of them si!a
for the redemption Of their province from it,
present degradation.
SaRa.--After having male noble stand fo
,he cause of order, thi, province has fallen pre-,
4 to the anarchists. The national forces CON
, manded by Col. Bcdoya, were not long SING
i completely routed bv tho under the cnnman,
: Of Col Gorriti, who had been oncl by 200 yel
: eran Colombian troops who had deserted fro1
Il Bolivia. As soon as Gen. Arcnales, Governor q
{, the Province learnt the news Of the defeat of
. forces, he fed, and Col. Gorriti entering in II
" umph into the city, was elected to iii that olfiC,
:. He, however, shortly resigned, and Col Gurt
:, was cho en- in his stead.
y MeHdozd.-The recent resolve Of the Lcgisl
70 t'ire Of this province not to examine the const
, tuition, at present, gives reason to doubt of u
ia, orable disposition Of its Authorities towar,
Is the National Government 1t is said that Il
- step taken by the Mcndozian Chamber Of Re
n resentatiycs Was influenced by the following ei
Us cunstanccs When the Emperor Of Brazil le
ne Rio Janero TO take the command Of the imperi
army in Rio Grande, the President of the X
an public, addressed proclamation to the Provi
vn ces calling upon them to furnish all the aid thu
he could, to repel the enemy, as it was believed
or would attempt to invade the capital Mendo
of was the only province that licarkened to the d
= mand. The Government Immediately order,
az battalion of grenadiers to set out for this ci,
- ~ which had proceeded but e few days marc
- when the National Government, having lcai
y the intelligence of the invasion of San Juan
"a QuIRooA, sent an express TO Mendoza orderi
ID the battalion to remain there to watch Qurog
Is movements. The Authorities Of Mendo
IS thinking that by SO doing they would incur
IT dspleasure of this Chief, ordered it to contin
its march. Its commander sgnificd his init
ton of obeying the order of President, and t
to Government of Mendoza resolved to oppose
x. return During these alterations, nearly I