Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-11-28
THE REPUBLIC OF Brazil
FLOATING a NEW FLAG NTH
TRENTY-ORR STARS.

LbUyn-Ehe brazilian Navy RscOK-
bixes the Change of Government.
RIo JANEIRo Nov. 2l.-The provisional
eoverhni .nS has promised to respect the
princess' matrimonial contract, and also
the pensions conceded the poor by EN-
pcror Dom Pedro
All Rraziiaus able to read and write
ere entitled to vote at elections for gov
erame,t officeYs.
Ihe braziian navy under command of
Baron Oornba and Viscuunt Maracuya
has rscogniz d the change of government.
The baron bus sworn allegiance to the re-
public.
ViscOunt Ou,o Prsto, chief of the de-
posed Imperial ministry, has left Brazil.
The republican flag is the old ma iunai
colots, with the addition of 81 stars, rep.
resonting the different states Of the new
United States OF hrazll.
LONDON, NOV. II 1t ig not certain at
which port tho vessel conveying Dom
fedro from Brazil will arrive, but 1t is
Believed to DO Improbable that she will go
70 AlsDon. lt 10 expected that she Will
call al 1T Vincent and proceed thence
according to circumstances.
a dispatch from Berlin Gays it is re-
ported there that several OF the powers
VIII send iroacihds to Rio de Janeiro to
protect tteir subJ4cts IN Brazil
The brazilian parliament meets early
In December to choose president.
LONDON, NOV. 22,-Ihe Berlin CORE
Epcnuebt or the Gar0h'cEe says "rhe
hope is generally expressed mere that in
the event or split up, the 200 ,uUO Ger
mems in Southern Brazil VIII ask fer
Gsrnlan nrotsetion. IL 10 MOI Improbable
fhut nttpsnHf m la
help OF the colonial party here, to Eecure
partisl, II not complete, Independence.
fAhIs, NOV. IA meeting OF the
cabinet was hold today. NJ. Barley,
minister OF marine, announced that the
cotvs!te sane had been dispatched to
BraNi to protect the interests OF French
sesdenta.
RouE, Nov. 2l.-The government has
dispatched cruiser 10 Rio de Janeiro.
WILL. REMAIN IN THE CONGRESS.
WAsulSaT N, Nov. 2l.-Secretary
Biaiue called the International AneriS.. n
Conferences TO order this afternoon, but
Immediately rel!ndnished the chair to
Dr. Guzman, the delegate from
NicArpgpa Whiie the ninuieB were
being fesd Senior valente, She Brazilian
/ Minister, senior Mendoncs, the second
delegate from Brazil, appeared in the
conference room and took seats nesr to
but not az tn 8 table.
After the appointment of Henry
Dsuher, secretary to the delegate from
Uruguay, ms interpreter, Dr. Vicente,
the Brazilian minister. arose and said
that tho Brazilian delegates had been
preyepted from occupy;n9 their seats at
tie preceding sessions for reasoas which
rnnst have been apparent to the other
delegates. Thsy vers now here, however,
TO las before the president their creden
tis!s that they might be acted uaon in
due course. rApplauae.
De,epste Henderson, United States, of
ferea tho following resolution
pcsots.d Tint this eonprass velnome tha
unItei states Of Brazll into tie slaterbood
OF American repub les.
DoIena,e Horiado of Colombia said
that this might be construed as rec.
oDni,ioa o. the new government. and it
WIS not proper for tha delogates 10 do
this in the absence of instructions from
their own Governments, and espacielly "a
there was no official notice of the change,
Therefore, he moved that the resolution
be tabled Delegates Oastillanas SALIVA
dorl md Min Uruguay supported SENIOR
lloctsdc's motion. Delegates Romero
(Mexico) and Carnegie United States)
EggODNpu the motion to table, as ~ WAS
apparent that the resolutions could not
be ,iopted unanimously,
Deleuate Henderson said that he had
ctFsred the resolution without oonsulta-
ton with his COLLEAGUES. thinking that
tho brazilian representatives had an.
tbority in come 10 shia confeYenca.
eenhor yalente (Brazin-And thew
beve. rAnplauss
DalagAts Hendoraon-Tben that nm,
plstss ths ciscle of Amerioan reuublios.
Cuntinuinp he said that he was sorry m
place apy of tho reoresentatiyeg of other
Governments in an avkvard nosition hni
40 far aq ha waa connerned he ahonld
hail with canal pieasure the aunounee.
ment that Spaju or ENGLAND or anv other
niouarohy had ndonted renublioan inati-
tutinn, Oontinning nv. Hendersnn
said tbat h, him nlI nlacsa were uroner
and ali times cor yenient for the ernncia.
tion Of big desire 10 eee ali oountr;es ye
pubiica. He was sorry ghat auy of his
friends tels chat their position was such
thst thew couId not give tbs resolution
nnnnimona nnnrovaI IL ba nnIarstooJ
u'in, ul',,s- ePpiosai' No uneeIn'oo '.
the l'f@Il'lan people taey wisheu unsni'
mous!y iot republican iotm OF govern
ment' ana, having created republic, tht
conferences saonld welcome theM. ne
cared not Wnere tne republican stanoafC
was rai9ed. y thls great ehanee mad peer
aeo9inpnsnen IN bfazii wlnout Oiood
snsu, anu nor REPRESENTATIVES, were nete
WY wan 'or we announcement tnat th'