The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-17
Additional from Buenos Ayrcs.

THE RUPTURE BETWEEN THE EXECUTIVE AND LE-
GIsLATIvE DEPARTMENTS -lNTERPOsITIoN OF UR-
| QUIzA AS DICTATOR, ETC
From the Buenos Ayres Herald. July @
Since lust publication political events of the most
stirring and important interest have transpred We
pressed hope in the last Herald that the dic cues
brewing between the Legislature and Executive depart
nent might be anicaby settled This hope has been
realized An open rupture has taken place, In cone
of reflections by the Legislature upon
Of San Nicolas His Excet ncy with the officers OF the
several departments, resigned. Their resignations
accepted, and the Legislature proceeded make provi
sion for the emergency AT this uncture General Ur-
quza ntrposed his authority Director Of the Argen
tine Confederation lie declared himself tho OF
authority and Protector of the province dissolved the
legislature ordered the banishmen Of naf dozen
Of the leaders OF the opposition declared provisional
Mt the Governor and his minis
ers whore resna,ions bad been accepted by the Prov
siona IL gsaiuIe Such is our present political cond-
toD. The events leading to this result and the
which induced General Urquiza to take this step ably
rIesentcd in the official documents pu ublshed in
per to day lie has made his appeal the nation and
with IL confidently rests his
During the excitement order given stopping
all the printing in the city except for the
purIose OF publ. hing official documents This however,
hae been recsllsd
General Urquna the provisional director of the Ar
geDtine Confederation in the appeal to which the Her.
aid refers, addresses the nation follows
ARGFNIINIs The egtators who caused the ruin and
hi initiation OF the city Of Buenos Ayres who occasoned
fearful tyranny that oppressed the entire Argentine
Confederation, sgain rlke up their head under the
bace Of the liberty given them by the great allied army
and they aspire to subs ue thet tyrant who destroy
and The constitution If the republic the liberty Of the
entire confederation nothing 20 them, since they
themselves to impose the yoke of their inqui
preten.icns The plans they have entertained
many have had opportunity them
selves in consequence Of the compact celebrated az San
Nicolas dc los Arroyos establishing the bases Of the
naiiopal organization. They have chosen "a instru
mens of action rash and nexperenced individuals Of
the oy Of BueDos Ayres who conde in their words not
compfehendipg the intentions concealed under them
Garry oorder to the very bosom OF the provincial
they the liberty ofits deliberations
ikl 10
desires the resolutions that ought to be
the resut Of prudent and reflective discussion The
insults offered to the cironmspect deputies Ito the
ministers OF the executive OF tbs proynce-in the
very bosom Of the provincial representation and
the threat Of attack upon their persons directed
agsin.t them retiring from that sacred retreat leave
the smallest ground for doubt that the Chamber Of
Representatives, and the very government it'elf, arc
coerc.d by group Of demagogues that have usurped
the name Of the people Of Buenos Ayres. In such
state Of things, | should be wanting to the
compromises l have contracted before the whole
nation and which have sworn, before God and the
country to maintain, should st suffer at so
solemn the national will to be dsreg srded aud that the
patriotism Of the city Of Busnos Ayrcs should be placed In
doubt by the perversty of criminal circle Consequent
ly from this moment the position pointed
by the fourteenth article Of the treaty Of the 3lst
May; and protesting before God and the nacn not ia
employ that authority except in so far as may be in
dispensabe for the establishment of the aga and orderly
liberty which has been interrupted in this province OF
Buenos Ayres by the demagogues will resign 1t as soon
as the government finds itself liberty action
forthwith submit myself to the verdict Of the
lion, In the ensuing Constituent Congress, as TO tue
| resolution / adopt Portenos. He who delivered
you ffom the tyranny OF Rosas can never be he who
makes re appear for himself Still less will he suffer
anti national party exercise 1t you Gen Urquzs
will and only pride himself with the appellation
the sinceret friend Of your liberties and Of your welfare
| All ye who 80 wish-all ye who do not participate
10 those ideas Of disorder propagated by the dmnuve
circle who do not find sheltec either abroad amona
their comparos and place yourselves at the side o
your government surround the virtuous Porteuo who
since the year 10, has beed his patriotism ha:
never stained his respectable name Follow the inspira
ons of his prudence and be assured that your tranqu
y will not be altered The army which gave 1t you
curing your liberties is still present with you to guaran
tee them and to preserve them unmpaired Inhabitants
all Of the civilized Buenos Ayres Fear not that the
conformation All your rights shal be respected and
70 attack them In the slightest degree will be
ary pass piles Of dead bodies which shall be left
by the army which have the honor to command, and
hat will always be the glory Of the Argentine Confedera
ton Order respect and condden In the national au
tbority Is all that Is required Of you by him who gave
you liberty Order peace, union and liberty, will Away,
be the device Of your compatriot and friend
JUSr0 JOSE DE URQUIZh