Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-10
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.,u,Io President OF tue hssemu'y W
~ imam Lavalle, Provisional Governor anu
C,n,ain General Of the province, as na"'u "
,hs neople in assembly this day, giving a"
coun, of the proceedings thereon: ana nae ~
.ou,sournce Of 4 movement Of the worthy n
T;,;,ion Of the army to sustain the righ's ., ."s
,sonIs violated by the Administration "ni,"
rod ,ba, dsy finished; 6thai in proceeding 20 '"e
lotion Of a Governor inferno, par' OF ,ne
,so,le wished that each citizen should sign MS
I'M aod persons we're appointed 10 take 'he
n,,nes. that this had continued uotii 81 e"'.ehs
nd signed, ,,z-79 Tor General La'ahe' TOT
Cs,sr,l Alvear, and for Senior Lopez IL
ras bnwever found impossible from the im-
,osn,e concourse Of people, TO conclude THIS
on,,ar:on within the twenty-four hours; II was
,b.r urged that time was precious; ana 'na'
n. ci,iztns ought to occupy themselves IN
,,,i,,aining the public order. proposilon
r,s than made that those who wished that He
moral Layalle should beGnvernor inferno shouid
hoId IN their hats in the right hand, and I'M
n,sdia'elv the whole Of The people did so with
IA ,rcl ,ma,ions: none were heldup either foi
General Alvear or Senior Lopez. Geherai La
lib WAS then clared duly elected as ProyiSi>
ou,IGoyernor Of the province OF Buenos Ayres.
A note follows from the late Ministers Guido
and B,lcarce 10 Gen. Lavalle, stating that al
,hourh the authority conferred upon him did
moi emsna,e from the Representatives recog
ni>ed as legal by the ms citations Of the pro.
vince. vet iaj accordance with the opinions 81
the officers OF the garrison, ard 10 remove an
rro,i,e OF uneasiness 10 This worthy people,
and Likewise to satisfy public anxiety, they had
c,n> 10 the resolution Of acknowledging Gen.
1ey,lle as Provisional Governor OF the Pro-
vince, sc.
Colonies Rolon and Iriar,e came out OF the
Fort, AMI their troops mar. he'd To the barracks,
whilst those OF Gen La'aile entered the Fort.
BukNos AyREs, Dec. Is.
The general officers concernrd In the militia,
~. move nj which displaced the Government
Of Srnor Dnrrrgo have published an explains
tory address, 10. their frllow citizens, the pur-
porf.f whichTs as follows:
"rha, having sus'a iUed the honor OF The Re
public agai, S, us foreign en"mirs, they had to
c imply with a sacred du y even IN hr very no
som IF he Country, whIcn having rrhgipnsiy
fu filed, il has become an obligation % give 10
the world an rxplana,ion OF ,he motives which
forced this measure upon them. The destinies
of ,nrir sDforiun te country were placed a, the
msrcy OF AMBITIOUS PASSIONS: the basis oi the
constitution was srakrn, aud the nation de-
scended from the honorable and high station
10 which il mad been eiesared at the cos; oi
much labor and 20 many sacrifices. That he
injustice and inlrigues put In practice BY tie
oppressors Of the country were fully known.
aud had il only tended 10 endea,or to Gas,
blight upon the lautels gained by them, Che
officers, they would with pleasure haye pardon
ed i, because poSSeri:y would have reVengrd
them Tor such an outrage; but i, was impossi-
bic TO be insensible TO the suHerings and de
graded state Of the country pubic feeii G
and their own patriotism forced them 10 re-
establish with the sword the equilibrium which
had been destroyed"
An appeal is tLen made TO the people OF the
bad use which the late admins ration made OF
their power; the liberty OF thought was in
mannrr DESTROYED, and the press sharkIed BY
oppressive laws; threats aud tine dasge impos
ed silence upon public writer's; AMI he direc-
tors Of 'he printing Offices were p"r>rourtd
with barharity which had no example in the
history Of political excuses. Publir opiniop
was hereby deprived OF its accus,om"d mode
Of expressing IT'S grievances, aud all complaints
WEI Stlied.
In tue choice Of Representatives The esiab.
lishcd Institutions OF the country were placed
at dr6ln,e, and tae laws vioIled.
The persons m the Employ Of Govern
ment are equally csnsuribl.: mcr' served Only
as prr'ex tor Irritating prosecutions: rewards
wee given to spies, Sc
ry thing was D. rsonal in The admiqistla.
ton Of Senior Dorreg"; principles were viola,
ed at each sep, and he MACH Of IN aul horltv
which never mcritrd the name Of such nor he
public confidence, was in Consequence always
Unorr ain aud vacillaing.
Seno' D"rr COS conLuci in seconding III,
prelensions Of the Chiefs Of the PROVING, is
ensured, and the error committed in the selrc-
non OF Minister 10 the Government. Of Alto
reru is said to have exposed all The Republic
! 10 rid, ule
lhe public treasury was the objec, Of the
mos shameful md barefaced pillage; il drfray,
"a 'hr expense incur ed by tine Chiefs Of some
0' n Provinces, in order to f,menl and sus.
am their aoarchical pre,en,ions. |, likewise
served I" reoompeuse The cohesion Of various
'"arllaals TO the person Of the Governor, SIC.
ana supplied an infamous gran, of money mad,
TO o SCORES Dorrego, Raja,; and the members
VI Tie legation 10 Brazil.
zoe pubic credit was verging TO ruin BY
mpFudent operations, ruinous loans, sc.