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The Constitution of the Argentine Republic, a group of States formerly known by the name of ‘ Provincias Unidas del Rio de la Plata,’ bears date May 15, 1853, with modifications in 1860, when Buenos Ayres joined the confederacy. By its provisions, the executive power is left to a president, elected for six years by representatives of the fourteen provinces, equal to double the number of senators and deputies combined; while the legislative authority is vested in a National Congress, consisting of a Senate and a House of Deputies, the former numbering 30, two from the capital and from each province, elected by a special body of electors in the capital, and by the legislatures in the provinces ; and the latter 8G members elected by the people. By the Constitution there should be one deputy for every 20,000 inhabitants. A deputy must be 25 years of age, and have been a citizen for four years. The deputies are elected for four years, but one half of the House must retire every two years. Senators must be 30 years of age, have been citizens for six years, and have an annual income of $2,000. One-third of the Senate is renewed every three years. The two chambers meet annually from May 1 to September 30.
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Statistical and other Books of Reference concerning the Argentine Republic
4. Official Publications
Censo municipal de la cuidad de Buenos Aires. 2V. 1887.
Censo de la provincia de Santa Fe. 1887.
Censo de la provincia de Buenos Aires. 1881.
Datos trimestrales del comercio exrerior de la Republics Argentina. Año 8°. Buenos Aires, 1890.
Estadlstica general del comercio exterior de la Republica Argentina. 1889. Baenos Aires, 1890.
Informe presentado a la Oficina de Estadistica de Buenos Aires. Bnenos Aires, 1890.
Ligeros apuntes sobre el clima de la Republica Argentina, por el Director de la oficina meteorologica Gualterio G. Davis. Buenos Aires, 1889.
La Republica Argentina en la Exposicion Universal de Paris, 1889
Informes del Delegado Argentina. 2 vols. Paris, 1890.
Informe sobre el estado de la educacion comnn, durante el Año de 1889. By Dr. Benjamin Zorrilla. Buenos Aires, 1890.
Ley deeducacion. Buenos Aires. 8 de Julio de 1881.
Ley oinmigracion y colonizacion de la Republica Argentina sancionada por el Congreso naciona de1876. Buenos Aires, 1882.
Los presupue.-tos, los recursos y 1as leyes de impuestos de la nacion, las 14 provincias y las principales municipalidades. Afio de 1889. Buenos Aires, 1890.
Boletin mensual de estadistica municipal de la ciudad de Buenos Aires.
Informe sobre deuda publica, bancos, &c., por P. Agote. Año v. Buenos Aires, 1890.
Memoria del Miuistcrio del Interior do la Republics Argentina, prcsentada al Congreso nncional do 1890. 4. Bucnos Aires, 1890.
Memoria prcsentada por el Ministro de Estado en el departamento de Hacienda al Congreso nacional de 1890. 4. Buenos Aires, 1890.
Registro estadistico de la Provineia de Buenos Aires. Fol. Buenos Aires, 1890.
Map of the Argentine Republic. With a short description of the country. Published by the Argentine Government Information Office.
Message of the President of the Republic in opening the Session of the Argentine Congress, May 1890. Buenos Ayres, 1890.
Mission of Viscount San Januario to the Republics of South America, 1878 and 1879. Published by order of the Argentine Government, Buenos Ayres, 1881.
Report by Mr. Egerton on the Products and Industries of the Argentine Republic, in ‘Reports from H.M.’s Secretaries of Embassy and Legation,’ 1882.
Report by Mr. Jenner for 1887 on the Financial Condition of the Argentine Republic, and remarks on the President’s Message in No. 389 of ‘Diplomatic and Consular Reports,’ 1883.
Report by Mr. Jenner on the Trade and General Condition of the Argentine Republic in No. 572, and on the Finances of the Republic in No. 551 of ‘Diplomatic and Consular Reports,’ 1889.
Report on Emigration to the Argentine Republic in No. 172 of ‘Reports on Subjects of General Interest.’ London, 1890.
Report for 1889–89 on the Agricultural Condition of the Argentine Republic in No. 660 of ‘Diplomatic and Consular Reports.’ London, 1890.
The Argentine Republic as a Field for Emigration. By Francis Latzina, Chief of the Argentine National Statistical Bureau. Buenos Ayres, 1883.
The Treaty of the Boundaries between the Argentine Republic and that of Chili. London, 1881.
Trade of the Argentine Republic with Great Britain ; in ‘Annual Statement of the Trade of the United Kingdom with Foreign Countries and British possessions for the year 1889.’ Imp. 4. London, 1890.
2. Non-Official Publications
Arcos (Santiago), La Plata. Etude historique. Taris, 1865.
Bates (H. W.), South America. London, 1882.
Beck-Bernard (Charles), La République Argentine. Berne, 1872.
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Guilaine (Louis), La République Argentine physique et éconondque. Paris.
Hadfietd (William), Brazil and the River Plate, 1870–76. London, 1877.
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Latham (Wilfrid), The States of the River Plate, their Industries and Commerce. 2nd ed. London, 1863.
Martinez (Alberto B.) El Presupuesto Nacional, Buenos Aires, 1890.
Mure (Bartoloné), Historia de Belgrano. 4th ed. Buenos Ayres, 1887.
Moussy (M. de), Description geographique et statistique de la Confédération Argentine. 3 vols, and Atlas. Paris 1861.
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Paz Soldan (Mariano Felipe), Geografia Argentina. Buenos Ayres, 1885.
Rumbold (Sir H.), The Great Silver River. London, 1888.
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Vincent (F.), Round and About South America. New York, 1890.
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Keltie, J.S. (1891). Argentine Republic. In: Keltie, J.S. (eds) The Statesman’s Year-Book. The Statesman’s Yearbook. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230253209_5
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