The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-21
DISCUSSING BRAZIL
Morgan Interprets the Monroe
Doctrine.
PARTY DIVISION IN TIE SENATE.
The New senfh Anaeriean Rspnblie and
sIavery-Piums's Unkind Suggestion
-RepuhlHeAns waiting.

marked that II was evidently one of the priHted
petitions sent aronnt BY persons engaged in
geftsng tAemslne II geaaine. as he pgesnmed
it vas, II vas deserving Of such consideration
as it vas emitted q"
A comm Hanfcatlon was presented froEn the
president transmitting from TIC secretary q the
interior . drain for n hsll for the reduetson
Of the Round VALLEY Indian reservation In Cali
fornss. ana inviting the carly and carefaI con-
stderafion 81 congresS 70 The snhsEet: referred 70
the committee on Indian Anar&
Among the bills intrcsuced snd referred 10
committees we're.
Ry culloa--Psoviding Tor q limited postal
telegraph service.
By Resgan-For the free coinage Of both gold
and silver: oi certificates to serve Ms money and
the retirement OF UEated States and nAfional
hank notes of small denominations.
Morgan called up she joint resolution recog-
mixing tbs United Statek OF Brasil IS . free, in.
dependent and sovereign state. sad spoke at
length 0n the subject MoEgAa declared the st
tliude ct the United States ia respect 70 81
eoantfiss IN the estern hemisphere was very
distant one. lie coiaciied in she declaration Of
Jsiterson that Il was the business and duty oi
the United states 20 proceed 80 nake progress in
making and ultimately % conSnmmata the max.
ing of the Western hemisphere tbs home Of re-
publican sssssltutiors and not the heme oi des-
posie institutions. II the empire were ever re-
established is would be 50 against the Monroe
aoesTine, and In spite ot Il. There was no reason
why congress should Withhold is hand In Coan
ing 10 the declaration proposed. and placing Is
on the statute books. letting the world know
thai BFaxli had friends who were ready 20 stand
BY the principles Of their government
sherman said thar the recent movement ia
Brazil was 4 great eveEi, one ol the greatest
events Of modern times. but q question OF
grasest inheritance arose, and that question
was whether the time had cone for congress 70
undertake 10 recognise the new power among
the powers OF the world. while be thought
the republic ought to take the place OF the
empire Ia Brazil, yet, evidently there was
lingering feeling OF respect Cue, he said, 10 one
OF the most distinguished men of the century.
one, who though an emperor. had been always
willing 20 yield 20 his sabiects. and an emperor
who had never done an unkind act. Congress
ought TO wait until the several states or provinces
OF Brazil have expressed recosnition Of she
change OF government Il seemed 20 him that
until then the Senate ought 70 look on silently,
with hope. however, that the new government
would take its place among the nstions Of the
world. He hoped, therefore, the resolution
would be referred TO the committee on foreign
relations.
Ryars advocated the reference Of the reso-
luton.
Ingalls, remarked that this was bad time for
kings. FFRnce was q republic. the tendency Of
fepublicanism IN Germany was nemtsiakable,
and there Hnight be senators now presest who
would ultimately be called upon 70 recognise
England as a free. independent aud sovereign
state But Brazil had not come within the cate
CORY Of despotsxm. Et bad been . republic In
everything bus name. There was no authentic
fnfos mafiofs about tac condition OF affairs IN
Brazil He had seen within the last few Gays
statement Of AZ uprising in the provinces Bahia
In which more than 80 rzan had been Put - the
sword. That did not look very much Ike The
fgftf ~ a
free government. with the consent 81 The gov
erned. Therefore. until the Senate had the ag-
irmation and voluntary declaration, through
the peaceahly constituted authority of Brazil.
alter they bad met iil conycRtion by delegates
elected for that purpose. announcing their as
sumption Of governmental powers establishing
the fact By Ycpuisr vote that The government
had the support ei tho people. aud eommHnicai-
ing 20 the senate copy 81 their constitution,
with the names OF the rulers whom they had
elected. he was opposed 70 any recognition OF
that goyerRment Ee therefore hoped thst the
resolution would Be referred 70 the committee
On foreign relations
Mepbcvson expressed the epiaion that delay
OF a single hoar in passing the Joint resolution
would be disgrscefai 90 tho government, 70 the
senate and % the people of the United states.
To wait now a. simply 10 conrf the restoration
Of the empire In Brasil
sherman made some further remarks. sepFe-
discussion and declaring that the passage OF the
resolution without consideration by the com
mlssee would BE- an act 81 folly ard madness
without precedent
Enstis said II was the peaeeahle feature Of the
revelation In Brazil that was most alarming TO
menaTchial governments Of Europe. Whist sur-
prised him was thai che senators on The kerrt-
Hcan side had forgotten the traditions oi their
party IN reference to the recognition Of free
governments ard republics. The resolution, he
said. should be passed without reference 20 the
COMMITTEES.
HawIey sustained ire motion &C. rsfer the res
oiutlon He oonstasrcf e sapEikina and dis
eresiisshle that anyone should attempt 70 make
political question sE Che matter
Teller advocated the reference Of the Fesola-
ficn Ne said Whenever the people Of hrHzsl
say they are for republican geserument. then
we sre for Brazil The day has passed when the
snosarehfes ~ EnFopt dared 10 say - the people
al any counfry of the Western hemisphers that
thev snaa! nss seiecs their own raiers ard fkeis
own gevernzuent in thelF own say Speaking
for rayseli eaiy. rant 20 ssy, and weuie be
clad 10 hear Il said hy every osheE senatoF, II
the sasorle Of Brazil are for Ffpnb}scan govern
nent ard II a. Eafppe were AEainss then,
woaid put exery powtF. syefx sssEgy And every
dollar of she gosefsws at 10 the scale 20 see sh8f
TIE People q BTAKsI had q fepnhaicsn Eovern-
mrns Il that kind ~ declaration ~ made by
eunxress tssere VII fe NJ intrrserenee On sne
fsrt of CserTn s1gy. Austria or any oshef govern
reeas There are 60 politics ta this auss1a0E.
If sAe senators On tie osAeg sitE are afraid Of
fosegxr intervention. or Of pgSesfly sntsrfeFencs
n Brazil la taeul 6kY naa ks I sag here ffAf
sAeasvsr tas peopae ~ Brxrl signify theif o.
are ssx q sepnhsss thsg have Is agafu@ TIE eotn-
hanea powers of the woria
E4rnunss aia net thfnk il right q declare 20
day thAf iae congress of the rai1e1 states seeog
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sf tas nsgo0et
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prosss anez ~ iae smpfF0T Ia okasr wssssis
ts.Ma tes se1atzfe maH AZ sssaessElga o. persons
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nas ne rsason foF shf syNFasny q sse A~Rsiss
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