Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-11-20
FOREIGN FLASHES.
How the Brazilian Republic
Was Proclaimed.
DOM PEDRO's PARTING WORDS.
Opening Of the New French
Chambers-0ld World News
Condensed.

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD
RIO DE JANEIRo, November 19.-The
manifesto Of the Republican Government
of Brazil is as follows:
FELLOW CIrIzENs-The people OF the
army and navy and provinces have now
dscreed the fall of the Imperial dynasty
and the suppression OF the monarchical
system. This patriotic revolution has
been followed by the formation of
Provisional Government, whose first mig
sion is to guarantee order, liberty and
the rights OF the ctizsns. The forma-
ton of this government, until definite
government has been named, has been
made with full regard to the most COM
petent material. The government
is simply composed OF temporary
agent who will govern and maintain
peace, liberty, fraternity and order. The
attributes and extraordinary faculties in
vested are for the defense and integrity
of tho country and the preservation OF
public order. The Provisional Govern
ment promises to use all tho means in its
power to guarantee the security of
life and property TO all the Inhabitants
of Brazil, native and foreign, and
respect for individual political opinions,
excepting exigent notifications neces-
sary for the good of the country. The
army and navy, the ordinary functions
Of the Department of Justice, the civil
and military administrations will con-
tinue 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 and
acknowledges all national compromises
under the late Government, and all
agreements with foreign powers, and the
public debt, internal ana external. will
be respected; also sll existing contracts
and obligations legally made.
(Signed) DEoDoRo FoNsEcA,
Chief oftthe Provisional Government.
DOM PEDRo's FAREWELL.
Rio DE JANEIRo, November 10 In
reply to the communication of the new
Government informing him of his depo-
sition, Dom Pedro said: II have re-
solved to submit to the command oi
circumstances and to leave, with all py
family, for Europe tomorrow, leaving
this beloved country, which / have tried
to give g firm testimony of my affection
ate love during nearly half century as
Chief OF Stale. ] will always have
kindly remembrances OF Brazil anu
hopes for it's prosperity"
Count Den has resigned. lie is likely
to leave Brazil.
THE REPUBLIC is SECURE.
WASHINGTON, November 19--The Bra
lillian Minister tonight received dis.
patch via London saying: 1.-THE Brazilian
Bank Of Rio telegrsphs the Brazilian
Bank of London that perfect quiet reigns.
The republic has Ibeen accepted by Rio
and the northern and southern provinces.
The general opinion is that the republic
lie S1lte secure"
The Minister thought the Hamburg
report OF bloodehed was nonsense. The
Minister is quite well satisfied that there
will not be any bloodshed. He said ::
THE manifesto you have just read to me
IS very liberal. The Provisional Govern
ment will maintain order until new
election takes place, when the voters can
decide the matter"
He did not think there would be any
disintegration Of Brazilian territory. "I
look upon the republic" added the Min
lister, "as an accomplished fact"
The State Department has instructed
our representatives at Rio de Janeiro to
keep it we'll informed of affairs in Brazil,
and is closely watching the progress Of
events. No instructions as yet have been
sent as to the recognition of the new
government.