The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-22
THE HERALD IN BRAZIL.

TIM NEWS OF DOM PEDRo's INCEPTION IN TIM
UNITED STATES RECEIVED IN RIO JANxIBo-
MAJEsTY's suBJxcrs-MAKrNG THE AMERICAN
JOURNAL GO VERY FAR IN A CROWD GRAND
REVOLUTION THROUGH THE AMERICAN PRESS
RIO JASEiRo. May 20, 1870
The apathy OF tho native Brazilian regarding matters
and things pertaining to what they CALL in their
grandiose why, the sGrcat Republic Of the Morrill,"
has often been remarked by that frequently be mot
with indivdua-thc travelled American Tho capitals
of Europe with thcir designations and righteousness
have boz the haven OF all Brazans who go
and the heaven OF all who obliged stay at home
While the rapid growth Of the young Republic and its
marvellous progress always excited admiration even
wonder, yet the dillctantc native, like the wealthy
Southerner before the regarded both tho growth
and the progress pertaining TO the 'canalllc Il
word common In educated circles here) and the
workingman something that should 'come between
the wind and their nobility" Contact with the busy.
active energetic people OF the North RULED their dig
nifty and damaging to the we'll brushed stovcprc hat
smooth black and black patent leather boots which
constitute tho national costume for the Brazilian
nothing il not smarching in procession" This apathy
regarding tho United States only needed the great
ample OF the Emperor and Empress to DO removed,
now, II large scales falling from their eyes,
tho Braziians gazing toward the North and listen
ing with painfully attentive for every scrap OF
news from there
A HERALD REVOLUTION.
As It Is possible under carefully contrivcd mechapi-
cal apparatus force water through granite
dcnser material, is it possible TO impress and per-
mcate the Brazilian public with fact; and beginning
with the nrst kilograms from Rio to tho NEW York
uro tho Evvp raA dana rupos pH and
ing with the detailed HERALD account of the Emperor's
reception in Now York. which. refcctively, acted on
tho national mind may safely be promised that all
Brazil Is looking toward the United States with
interest than pervaded It before and regarding the
New YORK HERALD official exponent OF the ideas
OF tho American people, aud, for the tmo being, Of
the Emperor and the imperial party hence when the
Nclllo Martin arrived on tho 18th Of May, having
left New York the morning OF tho day succeeding
the arrival OF the Emperor there exciting In
tercst exhibited to know "ar about It," Alas! tho
letter and newspaper mail all dated New York,
April Is, and therefore contained nothing relating
the reception.
TIE GREAT NEWS
Later it leaked out that your correspondents had
ccivcd copies OF tho HEKALD Of the 10TH which,
with the foresight had been despatched him.
Then began steady now Of polite inquiry for the prvi
lego OF reading the priced account; gradually growing
more ana more exciting, tho polite request became
boistcrous demand, until he obliged to
= POST HERALD
containing the particulars OF the imperial voyage and
reception on bulletin boards the door oroer
queli tho more than imperative bcrests Of tho public
Never, even in the days OF 40 In Frisco, were
Journals In more demand than the NEW
YORK HERALD. In the heroic and loyal city
OF Sac Sebastian do Rio do Janeiro, the day
after the arrival Of the steamer from New York. Any
one with q few thousand copies Of the particular
HERALD in question might the foundation OF
good business by dscrcetly supplying the excited de-
mand.
LOOKING THE NORTH.
The Fiuminensians. during the few days which have
elapsed since the OF the imperial reception came
10 hand have learned OF The United States have
given II more OF their active thought than during any
previous period OF hvc years The journals
have copied, almost verbatim, the twopage de-
scription OF tho voyage from Rio 10 New
York and the account Of tho reception Of HIS
Majesty, which the HKxALp printed, and comments on
the HERALD enterprise are published in every paper
that has since appeared.
GRACEFUL ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Tho correspondent OF the formal do Commerce.,
writing iron New York, April Is. and speaking Of tho
enthusiasm Of the Americans in tho matter Of Dom
pedros reception, frankly admits that II is almost
wholly due to the enterprise and influence OF tho
HERALD In detailing correspondent accompany the
Emperor, and in generously teegraphing lengthy and
particular accounts Of the progress Of the imperial trip
we'll In commencing. IN It's editorial columns the
Emperor OF Brazil 70 the American people.
THE INFLUENCE
OF tho good Emperor to the United states viii produce
a great and lasting effect among the best Brazans.
and the centennial year VIII mark new departure in
the relations which will grow between the two great
peoples Of the Western Continent