The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1889-11-20
BRAZIL'S RULERS.
A MANIFESTO by THE NEW,
GOOD BYE FROM THE OLD.
Security to Life, Property, and
obligations PrOmiSed-DOIn Pc
drO Expresses Great Love for
His Late Empire.

Security to Life, Property, and
Obligations EorOIniSed-DOln Pc
tIrO Expresses Great Love for
His Late Empire.
Rio JANEIRo, (via Galvestonl Novem-
her 19.-T he manifesto of the republican
government OF Brazil is as follows;
Fellow Citizens The people, the army
and the navy and the provinces have
now decrecd the fall of the imperial dy-
nasty and the suppression of the mon
archicaI system. This patriotic rcsolu-
ton has been followed by the formation
of provisional government whose first
mission is to guarantee order, liberty and
the rights of the citizens. The formation
of this government, until definite gov
crnment has been named, has been made
with full regard to the most competent
material. The government is simply COM
posed of temporary agents who will gov
ern and maintain peace, liberty fraternity
and order. The attributes and eXtraor-
dinarv faculties invested are for the de-
fence and integrity of the country and
the preservation OF public order. The
provisional government promises to use
all means i'll its power to guarantee Sc
curity of life and property to all inhabl-
tants of Brazil, native and foreign, and
respect for individual political opinions.
excepting mOditca tions necessary for the
the good of the country, army and navy
the ordinary functions OF the depart
menL OF Justice, civil and military admin
iStrations, will continue under their eX-
isting organizations, and respect for
those holding positions will be main
la, t.,t,a ~, r,tl ~
abolished, and the chamber OF deputies
is dissolved. The provisional govern
ment recognizes aud acknowledges all
national compromises under the late
government, ana all agreements with
foreign powers. The public debts, inter
nal and external, will be respected. Also
all existing contracts and obligations
legally made.
(Signed) DEODORO FONSECA,
Chief of Provisional Government.
Emperor Dom Pedro made the follow
ing reply to the communication of the
new government informing him of his
deposition:
In view of the address handed me on
the 7th instant, at three O'Clock p. M,
| resolved to submit to the command OF
circumstances and to leave with all my
family for Europe to morrow
Leaving this beloved country, which |
have tried to give a firm testimony of
my atfectionate love and my devotion
during nearly half century as chief of
state, will always have a kindly re-
membrance of Brazil and hopes for its
prosperity.
d. PEDRO d d'ALcANrARA,
To the Provisional Government
Adhesion to the new order of things
continues. Candida Oiivera is still Il
prisoner. The King OF Portugal has
offered Emperor Dom Pedro the use OF
his palace at Lisbon.
The funeral ceremony in honor oi King
Luis has been postponed.
Senor Campos Salles, the new minister
ofjustice, who has been absent, has ar
rived in this city. He was received with
enthusiasm.
The provisional government delivered
to the Emperor draft for 500 cantos
to enable him to live well and iudepend-
emily of the donation already mentioned.
The minister of justice has taken pos
session of his department, having de-
clared before the president and ministers
of the supreme tribunal his adhesion to
the new order of things. Like declara-
tions have been made by all generals and
magistrates.
The National guard and most of the
prominent public men i'll all the provinces
are in accord with the present course of
events.
The Bourse continues animated, eX-
c.nnge 27A.
Will Move to AsIIeViIle.
Murphy Bulletin: We regret 10 learn
that Mrs w. c. Troy will soon give up
charge Of Oakland Park hotel at Valley
town and move to Asheviilc, on account
of the transfer of Maj Troy from the
Murnhv branch of the Westeru North