The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-10
Tire Fus~rc or nIontey;d,u--t.s Probable An
nesotion 80 Bla2il lio United states.
tn EDITOR DE TIE lLRALD,

MoSbyiDEJ, july s, 1858.
rs some entire features ana now views for The n
turc government OF thus republic now being gcnoray
GcG-s'd, avail myself q tn departure of the American
bark i'd'bar to send you items roltv. to to pro
"'p' ialoft q iais 6eautsl coantry-ths Uruguay r.,
public.
TIE native race, after many md such bloody civil
W. now oily number, including free whites and SO
rcd far sene CO COO souls, whilst the foreign Euro
tear ,o,;al On sosM ia, exceeds At nunbcr-h, tot i
,stin,N,c beng iaeLan l. 1900 souls The republic
contains m area II Sc 900 square niles, enjoying tom
pciate climate, ufo'tsss"d Tor saubrity, AMI SOL 80
icf'ie n the procturs "i the cereal grains AM ~ no
products u the temperate attitudes that IL contratct5 the
theory q agrcuuiss who contend that yon must return
10 tho sol equivalent to- ie crop TAX off, TO prevent
deterioration. Here lands cultivated without manure in
wra, ana Indian thirty yeas, continues 70 give
~ GSn ant crops us any manfred lanes conld do
After having passed through dozens Of revolutions tho
country Las become weak much in debt, and the
lis mtcthat there is now generally
prevailing be.e III wcl informed cmclcs that Bsazi IS on
tho eve 81 purchasing the sovereignty OF the country the
price 10 hc paid twenty millions OF hard dollars.
Although lie climate does net favor the institution OF
slavery yet Brazil bxosy ccsrcs to possess the c0un
try, Ia order 70 give her possessions natural boundary
such the rivers uri quay and la Plata would give nor
when this republic be abso bed annexed Besides she
desires get rid Of orbcsome republic on the borders
Of her Southern proym that may Mt future day
trouble Lcr tomtsic institutions would be great ai
vantage 10 this naturally rich and magnificent
Try 10 be annexed 70 Brazil, Notwithstanding the
drawback Of slavery, but IL would b. an hun
drcd fold more valuable to the inhabitants to
get il annexed 10 the United States. Annexed Or absorbed
in way other II must be- and VIII be, to some
stable government, and that very soon.
France does not desire IT. tho genus OF her people ana
the genius Of her government do not easily admit the
ioca Of adding other countries and giving the inhabitants
a, the privilege Of French citizens. without such
privilege, aud without the ut OF the inhabitants
themselves to accept such privilege, Is not nncxaton-
Is only conquest Great Britain Las her hands f and
not any NOR. American ooonics or American
potoct II Is MY BaZil the Unted stats that
could permanently promote the interests OF tn inhabi
tanis by annexation. VI Razl succeeds-as she VIII II
opposed by the United states bccarse she IS able to
Jay for it. anu her government is managed by very able
statcsucn-t will b. great hi ssng u this conntiy
Hr II the United states consent to It's annexation Il would
be the lbs Mira ol all blessings To all parties, and I"
every man. woman and child, native and foreign, IN tn
Whole Of the republic.
What is to prevent the United States from buying the
sovereignty Gf the country
Why should she not terri Dry for free States a
Nell as Territory Tor slave Stacsf
All this country wants Is enough 10 pay what she owes
the governments oil France and Brazil for ivec ma
TO her in her nccessitiesthe pensions capt lisniad
decent per paid upon her domestic debt III
that her numerous private creditors may nav" som
thinr. Twenty millions would do that. What sgnii,ts
twenty ~ millions for magnificent y athy an
rich country whose custom house in y fe Yeas wool
Z We eight or ten millions per annumY Tls country
not so far r, moved from Washington city Ca!orn
at the time it purchased. This be wtifu prare
country rich IN everything necessary for the conol
bic sui port OF free healthy vigorous al nnaros
population, suits institutions and whilst IT,
pesenal regions Of the tropics, sou 1ht to be- f
Lu tcIcC, III only Tor the colorcd races that nhab
them, and ought to be left to tn, m.
AN AMERICAN RESIDENT