The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-03

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rounding HOUSES
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ART The emancipation societies already organized and
those hereafter as shall be the Of
services of liberated by them, in of the
ART s. The following slaves shall be declared free: The
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Soshs e hire penalty being
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there aha. be esic'o appeals whenever the
AsT The government shall order special registration
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lion Of The births and death. children born sincs
70 e da Ss Of law Each omission ''a SUBJECT the priest
ART. a. Tho government may in Il. regulations impose
fines up io and penalties Of simple imprisonment " 10
Ar. 10. All contrary provisions arc revoked.
hc efore conmapas all the authorities to wom the
faS and y . 3 fulfilled and kept entirely therein
as Pubic G a Aq aauss q ).
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TuEonoEo MAonADo FREIRz PERgRA DA SILVA,
Minister.
THE RELIGIOUS ORDERS
When the bill was introduced into the Chamber
OF Deputies it contained clause that the slaves be-
longing the religious orders should become Free
II stipulated that all the crown slaves should also
become free: out the clause concerning the religious
orders was stricken out THIS would seem 10 indi.
cate the unwiiingness OF these associations 70 give
freedom 70 their slaves and as comment upon
this the religious order Of Bencdic.ines imne-
diatev-beiore the bull became Iaw-gave freedom
to over sixteen hundred slaves, and made provision
Tor them for the present Ii Is promised tnat
slaves, that the Franci5Cans, Carmciitcs ami other
orders Will soon give freedom 10 those whom they
now hold in bondage.
There some objections to this bill, but II Is
doubtful Ii any could have hecn framed and adopted
when would have been any better. The authors
and supporters OI this bill look to future modlca.
lions and amendments which circumstances un-
doubledly viii necessitate; but perhaps human
foresight could not, all things considered, better
have planned for the Immediate iuture.
To the Emperor, IN his absent journeyngs the
passage OF Tie bill must prove source OF heartfelt
thanksgiving.
NEGRO JUlILATIoN.
Among tile negroes there was much JnDilation
In quiet way; but that peace and tranquility OF
the Brazilian character which accepts most things
Without serious manifestation or approval or dis
pleasure seems uudisturbed o. this enactment,
winch Is only second 70 the declaration OF Inde-
pendence IRON Portugal. proclaimed by tie fatner
ol the present Emperor.
Although general outdoor demonstrations were
danpened by the rain which began TO set In the
vsconde do Rio Branco and Conselheiro TheOdore