St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-20
1t Is Formally Announced by
the Republican Govern
ment Of Brazil.
Temporary Agents Who Will
Govern and Maintain Peace
and Liberty.
All National Agreements Will
Be Carried Out to the
Letter.
Dom Pedro's Dignified Reply
to the Notice of His
Deposition. :

RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil, Nov. TO-
The manifesto of the republican gov
eminent of Brazil is as follows:
Fellow Citizens: The people, the army and
navy and the provinces have now decreed
the fall of the imperial dynasty and the sup
preston of the monarchical system. This
patriotic revolution has been followed by the
formation of provisional government,
whose first mission is 10 guarantee order.
liberty and the rights of the citizen. The
formation of this government, until
a definite government has been named,
has been made with full re-
gard to the most competent material. The
government is simply composed of tenn
porary agents. who will govern and maintain
peace, liberty. fraternity and order. The at
tributes and extraordinary faculties invested
are for the defense and integrity OF the
country and the preservation of public order.
The provisional government promises to use
all means in its power to guarantee security
OF life and property to all the III
habItants of Brazil, native and foreign,
and respect for individual and political opin-
ion, excepting the exigent notifications
necessary for the good of the country. The
army and navy, the ordinary functions or the
department of justice. the civil and military
administrations will continue under their ex-
listing organizations. and respect Tor those
holding position will be maintained. The
senate and state council are abolished and
provisional government recognizes ana
acknowledges all national compromises
under the late government and all agree
ments with foreign powers. the pubic
debt, internal and external, Will be respected;
also all existing contracts and obligations
legally made. DEoDORO FONsECA,
Chief OF the Provisional Government
Dom Pedro made the following reply
to the communication of the new gov
eminent. informing him of his deposit
ton.
In view Of the address handed me on the
18th inst. at O'Clock D. m, resolved 20
submit to the command of circumstance
to leave with all my family for Europe to-
morrow. leaving this beloved country, which
/ have tried to give firm testimony OF my al
fectionate love and my dedication during
nearly half q century as chief Of the state. l
will always have kindly RENE brances OF
Brazil, and hopes for its prosperity.
D. PEDRO De ALCANARA.
To the Provisional Government.
Adhesion to the new order of things
continues. Candida Oliveira is still a
prisoner. The king of Portugal has
offered Emperor Dom Pedro the use of
his palace at Lisbon. The funeral cere-
mony in honor of King Luis has been
postponed. Senior CampOs Sales, the
new minister of justice, who has been
absent, has arrived in this city. He
was received with enthusiasm. The
provisional government has offered to
the emperor a draft for 500 cOntos to
enable him to live well and independ-
emily of the donation already men
toned. The minister of justice
has taken possession of his de-
partment, having declared before the
president and ministers of the supreme
tribunal his adhesion TO the new order
of things. Like declarations have been
made by all generals and magistrates.
The national guard and most of the
prominent public men in all the prov
inces are in accord with the present
course of events. Count d'Eu, son-in-
law of Dom Pedro, has resigned. He is
likely to leave Brazil. The bourse con-
tinues animated, and New York eX-
change is quoted at 81 here. Senior da
FOnSeca, president of the new ministry,
has formally announced the departure
of Dom Pedro for Lisbon.
A FRIEND IN NEED.
LONDON, Nov. LIT is said that the
queen has forwarded to Dom Pedro an
invitation to visit her at Windsor.