The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-07
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Important tTO II --.- :. -.
Es DAYS LATER IN1ELLIGENCE-IMroRTANr cor-
FEhhhcE of THE GovERNORa or THE PROyINCBS-
ORGANIZATIONS or A NEW GOVERNMENT
we mentioned yesterday the arrival Of the RuHsisn
Orig Plata from iuenos Ayres with from that
city 70 the 18TH OF April We received by her the B r.
Packet to the 10th OF tha mnnih The Packet of TINT
date contains the following im )or ant document ~
PROTOCOL
cr CONFERENCE rELD BErwTE. THEIR FxcrILrncrvS
1uE aoytnnons % nuENos AyREs ENrRr RIOS Asn
sorsnva qr,r nr,aN ar r,r m rpsn, ~ ="
Apply IN AN rrrrcrrAL ASD usFouIvocAL MANrnR
70 rnt NECESSITY o. CONSTITUTING AsoNG THEN A
RrPRfsENrATtyr roR Tur DIRECTION soREIeN
nfLAiloNs OF T'f CONFEDERATION. ~ VIEW or TIE
DECLARATIONS of rHt pRoyfsoFs THAT COMPOSE ~,
AND THhr RAVE BnEN REcEfgrp - TO
The undersigned Provisional Governor the Province
o Rutnos Ayres Member Of the supreme Court ~ jus
ieo Doctor Don Vicente Lopez Governor and Captain
General Of the Province OF Entire Rios cncral-in hef
oI the allied bcatiug Army Brgadier Don Justo Jose
dc t.quiIa Governor and Capain General Of the Pro
vince o CorieDte Major General Of enid army
Ion benjamin ilsasoro. and Doctor Don Manuel Leyve,
ihs9s'o WIN iu power 10 represent II the Governor
ard Captain Genera! OF the Province Of Santa re- Citizen
Eon Domingo Crcspo mbLd in conference at Palermo
&c snn bei'o actual residence OF u H. the Govcrnor
and captain General OF the Province of Entire Rios,
Brigaoier Don auso Josc de trluizn consider tho
present situation Of the republic, after the fall Of tho
dicatoiiM power exercised by Ex-Governor Don Juan
Manual de kosos and TO apply to The most urgent
siy oi Organising the authority that may represent IT,
N conformity with the fundamental comparts and laws
o. thc ondefaon in its FOREIGN relations with other
'atc Tie bonds Cf friendship that unite them, and bs-
sides TO promote other ARRANGEMENTS advantageous to
said relations contracting useul compromises that may
cement them. and consderipg
lst-lhot tho public Argentine Inv has changed,
coidnG I" tho different phases as umcd by The revoiu
tcu c the republic. from the installation Of The Goneral
Coualoss ~ the Province Of Tucunan and the declara
ion there Of he national Independence every fjrcsu
power l the celebration OF The treaty of the 9TH Janu
ary iS1i rc etn the point Of the competent authority
for the dhtctlon oi thcsc important matters
2d-ihot This part Of tho public constitutional law ~
the rputic appeared to assume more definite chsrac
yer since the General Constituent Congress promul ynted
Tho fundamental law Of the 2}i January 1926 by
which conided provaionaiy ana till the election Of
naticEal executive power, to The government Of Bueuoa
hyres among other tacuities that of discharginG a
that may foreign Affairs the nnmnetion and
lion Of ministers und the celebration Of treaties their
ratification pmonins subject TO the authorization o tho
Con@ess"
ad--Ihat on disolyng The National Congress and with
IL the Presidency Of tho Republic substituting IL byn
provisional 1nthofiiy u the reunion cf national
vouton The law Of c 7th July 1891 declared the
frnciens OF 'his authority would be confined to what
concerned pence war foreign relations and national
reveiUe aud that latterly ly The provincial Of tho
province Of BucuGs hycs of the 9Th August 1877 il wss
provided thn tin tho resolution of the PROVINCES tho
foyGnment OF Guencs Ayres remained charged with ai
that concerned national war and foreign relations.
4th That Gwen though since that date to the dth Jan.
iSl TIE confederate provinces stipulated different trea-
uts between themeivcs the authority was no. fixed IN
thm IN uniform mannar. that wa to continue cut,-
waiting hose iealons ana stipuntpg in the OF tho
republic with folugn powers anu which the aforesaid
compact geneloly styled The ittcra League to which
Dll the provinces Of c republic adhered conferred
the commission assembled IN Santa he the attributes
which the National Congress bad at the time of it,
sd convention h to the government Of Bncnos Ayres
The direction OF tho foreign affairs subjectiug ts acts
TO 10 own appreciation 80 long ~ remained asscbed
5,h-Ihat subsequently to ts dissolution and during tho
time oi the first administration If the Dictator Don Juan
Manuel de Rosas the confederate communities and 20
vefhments which had expressly accepted that treaty
charged The government ot Buenos Ayres With tbs
dr1 cton If he foreign affairs Of The rcprbc appears
nom The communications that exist IN the archives
the government of Bucnos Ayrca which they haze had
iefort Them with which authorization IL has continued
without nts eruption ti 1T was modified BY almost all
TIE IcrafC which the
wae oXtoca tat saia hgh pforoghNve should be dec-
gated per on o the Dictator nd no lopver 10 IN,
roy,tnneut IL butuos hyrcs which had ceased 10 eys,
iye = dc fccio lie had tranlnlra upan M I'll law.
aud usurpeda ~ The pullic powers in wich sale WA
autsed by the great victory Of Monte Cascros the
2d 81 tctruny last.
6thThat the disappearance from the political scene o,
Don Juan Manuel dc Rosas practically anpucI that nm
tloii1afion which his person had abro9aied restored
oe communities their respective parts of the natona
eoyefepnty, in virtue who reef they mirh dpccate II in
the confederate government they thought proper and
that might be in the best position to represent aud
defend iheir rights abroad.
7l-That the exercise Of this right al once put in
practice hy the governments Of Entrc Rios Corren
ties, the latter ia May, 1851, fully authorizing IL n tho
Governor and Captain General ii The Province Of Entre
Rios to represent in all tbnt might have relation to tho
polea interests Of said Province and the Argentine
confederation an authorization that put in execution
IN the conventions celebrated in May and November Of
aid year between Brazil the Oriental Republic and the
sth-That TINT Of Santa r., in accordance With tho
,thor parties to the treaty Of the 4th January 1891 the
compact OF tho Argentine Confederation
authorized the Provisional Government of ueuos Ayrs
o continue in the direction of these affairs till further
esoiiun in view OF the respective arcloraora II tho
'hcr Provinces in Of the rrea even, that
COX place Ly the victory OF the great army on the
bo present. with the appreciation ofall.
sth--1hat the will Of oil the Provinces having now
jeen dcc.i.t adheIng 70 tho pacc orderly policy
nau9uacd by y u General Don Ju.to Joge de llruuizs
results from The notes Of their respective governents
nd from thc authorizations that have been received
public til The assembly Of the National ituenl Com
iess 70 Tue ptisoh oil H. IL General Don Justo Jose Js