Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-20
The Republic Firmly Established and no
Trouble Anticipated.

The Republic Firmly Established and no
Trouble Anticipated.
WASHINGTON, November I9lh.-The Bra
ziH-n Minister TO- night received a dispatch
from London, saying: The Brazilian
Bank Of Rio teiegraphs the Brazilian Bank
of London tnst perfect quieE reigns. The
Republic is accepted in the provinces, and
the general opinion is that the Republic is
quite secure
The Minister thought that the report Of
bloodshed was not correct He is quite
well satisfied there will not be any blood
shed.
1.-The manifesto Won have just read to me
is very liberal. The Provisional Govern
meut will maintain order until new cleo
ton takes place. when the voters will de-
eide the matter"
He did not think there would be any
disintegration of Brazilian territory. Il
look upon the Republic" added the Minis
ter, "as an accomplished fact" The State
Department mas instructed our representa-
tiges at Rio de Janeiro TO keep it well in
formed on affairs in Brazil, and is closely
watching the progress of events. No in
structions have yet been sent as to the re-
cognition OF the new Government.
MANIFESTO OF THE REPUBLIC.
Rio De JAYEIRo, November 19th.-The
manifesto of the republican Government
Of Brazil is as follows;
Ftl0l0- Citizens: The army and navy and prov
iuces have now decreed the fall of the Imperial
dynasty and the suppression OF the monarchical
system.
Inns pstriotic revolution has been followed by
the formation of a Provisional Government,
whose first mission is TO guarantee order, liberty
and the gifts of citizens
The formation of this Government until a
definite Government has been named has been
trrff n 4 he ST +aaraf
material.
The Government is simply composed of a
temporary agent, who VIII govern and main
tain peace, liberty, fraternity and order. The
attributes aud extraordinary faculties invested
are for the defense and integrity of the country
and the preservation OF public order.
TheProvisionai Government promises to use
all the means IN Its power to guarantee security
of life and property TO Gil the Inhabitants OF
Brazil, native and foreign, and respect for their
individual political opinions, excepting the ex-
lgent notifications necessary for the good of the
country.
The army and navy, and the ordinary fuDc-
tiOns of the Department of Jus ice. civil and
military administrations, will continue under
their existing organizations. and respect for
those holding positions Will be maintained.
The Senate and State Council are abolished and
the Chamber Of Deputies dissolved.
The Provisional Government recognizes all
national compromises under the late Govern
Inent, ard al agreements with foreign powers
The public debt, international and internal
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and obligations legally made.
DEoDoRo TONGA,
Chief Of the Provisional Government.
DOM PEDRo's REPLY.
Rio DE JANEIRo, November 19th-In re-
ply to the communication of the new Gov
eminent informing him of his deposition,
Dom Pedro said: II resolve to submit to
the command of circumstances to leave
with all my family for Europe tomorrow,
leaving this my beloved country for which
/ have tried to give firm testimony of my
el1ectionate love during nearly half cen
tury as chief of state. l will always have
kindly remembrance of Brazil and hopes
for its prosperity"
OFFICIAL INFORMATION.
WASHINGTON, November 19th-The Bra
lillian Minister states to-day that official in
formation of the change of government in
s ieir country has been received at the Lee
cation. We have decided not to resign or
to take any other step, said the Minister,