New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
ARGENTINE REPUBLIC.

We have received rom our correspond
ent 1t hont-video succiuct account OF the po-
sition Of parties in the Argentine Republic ana
Uruguay, which. though We have received more
recent intelligent nee from that quarter, will DC IN
tere sting to our reair n. IL J. az follows:
The party to which Oribe belongs in Uruguay
Is called rsHe though it property speaking has
no principles, being guided BY expediency m the
choice Of such paths as NAV lead il 20 power.
This party IS composed chiefly Of the wealthy,
srstocIAtie country proprietors. Oribe having
been driven out by popular movement in the City
of MoDteNldeo, the capital OF Uruguay. sought
protection WIKI Rosas, chief of Buenos Ayres.
and when some time afterward he declared war
acsinst raguay for commercial reasons, the com.
msnd Of the invading force offered TO Oribe
who from the number of his partisans among the
country propretors, found considerable dppai.
In the mean timr Urqulza, very rich landed pro-
nr,etor and merchant OF skins chief of the Gov
eminent of Entire Rios, had great cause Of com
plaint az an.t Ro-ss, who, out of personal enmity
sssipst Urquiza, had esta5Lsed a very heavy duty
uoou the transit OF all skins through Buenos Ayres,
and as there was no other commercial exit tor thus
mercbard disc, il amounted virtually to prohibition,
which menaced UrQu,Ea with ruin. Excited by
these motives, Urquiza caused war TO be declared
sssinst Buenos Ayrvs, but as II was necessary 70
attack Rosas in his weakest place, the military
OPERATIONS were carrie on by stfOrding assistance
to the Republic Of Uruguay, then reduced to the
mere city of Monteyideo.
"After the JOINT attack upon the forces OF Rosas
by rquiza, and by the Braz lians in revenge for
the invasion Of RIO Grande, Onbe, being deserted
BY nearly all bis troops capitalized TO trql'zs,
who, for reasons never yet made public, allowed
him to reside in the territory Of Uruguay, upon
ms estate. under the safeguard of the Provisional
Government.
al pon the Eight Of Re,as, UrQuiza became SUI
preme in Buenos Ayrss, and he IL planning the
union of all the MINOR republics under one head,
i. c. himself. la this scheme, however, he NAV
meet with implements on the part OF Brazll,
since the Imperial Government, for ITS own advan-
tase, desires to keep all these neighoorng repub-
hes divided and weak.
"The Assembly at Nontevdeo, after cabals and
quarrels, has been dissolved the elections are
about 10 take place, and from the symptoms we
can at present discern, the majority VIII DC VI tue
white party, IN which case Ou5e, who tor pru-
Dental reasons has crossed the frontier, will re-
turn snd will probably find himself at the head OF
the Government, AID may give Urquls great
trouble in his projects OF annexation. Compared
with the rest OF the republics Uruguay is small (;
while the fertility of the SOIL and it's advantageous
commercial position render it IA necessary acqul-
sition for Diqmza, whose arbitrary aud cruel con
duct fully equals that of the former tyrant, Rosa'.
"Thus these beautiful countries, which have
been for ten Years lacerated by internal discord
and war, appear to be no nearer to the enjoyment
ofpeace and liberty. As must always be the case
in all countries where the executive is concsn-
trated in one man, under the all absorbing system
of ceptrahzation one tyrant is only overthrow to
make room for another"