New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-09
non pFDRO,s NOTICE TO GET OUT.
LIST OF THE NEW GOVERNORS OF THE STATES
AN EDITORIAL PROTEST.


AN EDITORIAL PROTEST.
The newspapers and letters which came by the
steamer Finance or saturday rom BRAIN pIo"e"'
interesting particulars of the changes "hlch hd'o
taken place there. They show that the acuoh VI "o
new Government has not met with undivided approval
In fact dissatisfaction is made manifest when may
,esu1t in serious complications. controversy OF
b,tter nature has been carried between the various
organs OF the different political factions The ieSus
may he less satisfactory than those which the peaceful
character of the revolution seemed to insure
Although the Finance left Rio de Janero several
DAYS after the proclamation Of the Repuohc' sno
touched at points connected with the cap1a Dy teo
graph Matters favorable to the new order OF things
od be sent without the censorship of the temporary
rulers For that reason the full text OF the cor
resnondence which passed between Dom Pedro and the
members Of the Provisional Government IN reference
10 the revolution and the course 10 be followed Oy o
former can be published now for the flst time mere
They were received by c. II. Flint As VIII be seen
BY the form Of address adopted by tonscca ana MS
colleagues, they refused to grant the Emperor the
attribute of Majesty in their last COMMUNICATION ms
text of the letter was as follows:
Rio de JaneirO, Nov. 10, 1889.
Sir: The democratic opinions which for long ume
have ben spreading the people OF the country nave
reached climax in the worthy reaction against the system
OF violence Of corruption OF subvrson OF laws carried o
IN an unbesdof degree the Cabinet OF June q Ihele
has been In times systematic policy OF aggression
against the army and navy, policy when mas Dceh
oiious TO the Nation and repelcd by IT, pohcy sup
presive Of the rights Of those two classes when nave
always defended the articles Of the constitution the Ho~
ana the honor OF the country
The manifest intention OF your ministers, as acknow-
edged and outlined in the daily press. In using all OF the
weapons OF official oppression, which have always oceh
objects of horror 10 the liberal democracy resulte1 IN
Yesterdays events whose particulars you know ana whose
decisive fail understand In the face
Of this situation created by the rrevocabe IeVoiu~on Oh
the l5th regret greatly 10 say-and we 90 80 ohy IN
order dutiesthat the presence
the imperial family in this country would now be abb
surd and impossible and would provoke Indignation Inc
public safety. Therefore upon the necessity OF
avoiding that Obeyng then tie urgent desires OF the ma
tional WILL with all due respect dignity Of the public
functions which have exercised forced TO tel
YOU that Provisional Government expect your patriot
ism the sacrifice OF leaving Brazilian territory with your
family in possible time this we shall
give you the maximum time Of twenty-four hours re-
curing that you will not attempt 10 exceed It, The ex.
penses Of transportation OF yourself and family any
mort m Europe will borne by the Provisional Govern
,ns,t The Provisional Government will also furnish
you vessel with the necessary military force that
yosr departure can place with absolute safety to
your person and family, whose health ana comfort VIII
he attended 10 with the greatest care
The same Government viii continue TO give you the
men sion cst the law hos always pescrOeo until other
uroysion il made by the next Chamber ofoefs have
been given 70 enforce the provisions OF this document
The country expects that you will emulate the example
Of the first Emperor Of Brazil on April z, 1881.
MANUEL DEODoRA DA FoNsECA
A reply was sent by the aged Emperor almost I'M
mediateiy upon receipt of this document His ietter
was addressed TO In particular but read as
follows: 800
Rio Nov. 10. 1883.
In the face Of the representations delivered to me a.
o'clock this afternoon have resolved. ON account OF me
force Of circumstances 10 depart for Europe with all "
my family tomorrow, leaving this beloved COUNTY,
which, during almost balf'eentury' whle chei OH''
o. the Slate have always strven 10 give constant proof
Of deep love and ancctonate interest Departing nom
this country with all the members Of my family shall
retain the most afectonate memories Of Brazil ana be
ready praise her greatness and Prosperity
DON PEDRO DE ALcANTARA
The Comtesse d'Eu issued the following decara
tloa:
With a broken heart, part from my friends, from
The whole people of Brazil, and from my country.
which have 90 loved and st do love. toward whose