The New York herald., 1875-10-22
DOM PEDRO'S VISIT.

THE PERMISSION TO TRAVEL GRANTED By THE
cHAMBER-A WISE AND LIBERAL RULER
GOOD FEELING BETWEEN THE TWO NATIONS
From the South American Mail, Sept. %. 1851
1t is with feelings Of tho utmost JOY and pleasure
that able inform our fellow citizens in the
United States from unreliable source that the gra
cous Monarch Of Brazil, His Imperial Majesty Dom
Pedro H. is about to pay visit the great Republic
Below will be found the Of the official document
in which His Majesty asked the necessary permission
from Parliament, which the constitution Of Brazil
qures but which Is in the present instance simply
matter of form.
We feel sure that there viii not be a single voice in
Brazil raised against the journey, the
quest based less sacred grounds than the precious
health of Her Majesty the. EMPRESS.
And congratulate readers in the United States
the opportunity they will have in receiving of
the few monarchs OF the world who independently of
his position and character ruler Of grand empire
has ever been remarkable for the possession of high
and sterling qualities, which no station can be-
stow, but which only exalted position
can really and truly exhibit. The peculiar trials
to which exalted life Is subject-the ''herce
light that beats around throne, Of which Tcnnyson
wrote-have served only TO give greater dignity and
elevation to the character Of d. Pedro H. Allied heart
and soul with his people in their aspirations for liberty
since his earliest bOyhood his great and single aim has
been not to exat his own power, ill his Golfers or even
so his country for his countrys good The least
desire manifested bv his people has ever been met by
the warmcst support The BraZilians have in him
ruler given them by Fortune, such as the people of
great republics would elect their President at tho
polls for their freely exercised choice could desire no
more.
THE REQUEST TO THE CHAMBER.
She request presented to the Chamber by the Minis
ter of the Empire is as foilows:-
AUGUST AND Mosr WORTHY REPRESENTATIVES,
A tie nrecious health Of Her Majesty the Empress con-
Improvement In the journey she made to Europe,
His Majesty the Emperor wishes to accompany His
The opening Of The exhibition IN Philadelphia and 10 learn
and witness the development OF the great nation
because as at the period Of his departure Parliament
woke special session the government hestens
leave the Empire temporarily Her Most Serene High
consent 70 the Journey Of His Imperial Majesty by the
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AaricLE The Consent is granted in accordance Win
article lo4 Of the constitution for Ills Majesty the Emperor
ART During the absence Of His Majesty the Emperor
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butes which belong TO S royal prerosaVe and to the Chief
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A LIBERAL EMPEROR
The visits Of actual crowned heads to the United
States have been exceedingly Tho existence of
the democratic form Of government has doubt been
the principal drawback. Ordinary mOnaTchS would
ind themselves in q somewhat difficult and anomalous
position there and the fact Of the Emperor wishing 70
70 shows tho liberal basis upon which his mind is
formed. Brazil and the United States neighbors,
although far apart; Providence has placed them the
came vast continent and they cannot help but feel
kindly interest Ia each others welfare Far enough
apart 10 possess conflicting interests and yet
enough 10 keep constant eye on each others prog
ress
How many things the Emperor will there 10 call
forth his wonder and admrationi The mighty enter
prses Of our people manifested every hand; the
vast undertakings which have enclosed as II we're in
the clasp OF mighty giant the wants and require
ments Of the new country With 100 years only OF in
dependent lfe and yet with It's almost 90 000 600 OF in
habitants driving and striving and thriving, too, like
the bees OF weli-kept hives for industry, there Is
the great law Of life and labor takes its true posi-
tion-lucTatiye respectable and honorable. The work
with his hard-knoted hand can show twth pride,
the proof Of his share the building up Of the
great Republic of modern times.
And fellow citizens, are sure, viii receive
with oustretchcd the American born monarch OF
great American empire whose fame for good deeds
and wonderful learning has already preceded MN !
whose active intelligence secs aud examines everything
and with interest or with more urbanity
than among the workmen IN the midst OF the hummng
wheels OF the factory Wo feel confident that our cit
zens will show that they appreciate tho high compli-
ment His Majesty pays them and that he will have such
acctonate reception a. be never received In all his
/ bygone experience