The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-05-03

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provisional government that the
decree OF Dec. % was not intended tu
restrict the liberty of the press.
since then the tone OF the press has
become much bolder, and some
very violent articles against ths
government have been published.
Rumors OF all kinds have
CONTINUED TO CIRCULATE,
and some Of them have found their
way into the press. Yesterday there
was arrested in the city OF Csmpos
and brought to Rio DR.. Pedro Tavor.
es, editor OF paper published there.
On his arrival he was informed by
one OF the police delegates that The
cause OF his arrest was an article pub.
lished in his paper, and that it was
expected that hereafter he would not
publish violent articles against the
government. 1t was added that, as
he was unaware OF the provisions OF
the decree of the Goth inst, Zen Leo
doro had forgiven his offense and or
dered him to he set at liberty. DR..
Pedro Taveres is an original repub-
lican. On the republic being proclaim
cd he was appointed by the provision
al government governor OF Maranhao.
He resigned his Office because the pro.
vistonal government ordered him to
to annul decree he had issued separ.
ating church and state. he then went
to Campos and established an opposi.
tion paper. IL il said that he now
intends disseminating it's publication.
From an article published in San
Paulo paper by DR.. Aristides Dee
Lobo, ex.minister OF the interior, the
following extracts are taken:
Let them say what they please,
there must exist, enveloped in cloud
OF mystery which the provisional gov
ernment has not been able to pene-
trate, an element that is conspiring
against our present institutions and
against the future OF the republic.
There is something singular ih the
spring into circulation and which are
becoming more and more frequent.
They originate simultaneously as il
conveyed by net work OF wires. The
celebrated and lamentable insurrec-
tion OF the soldiers was previously
announced at different places-at Par
ahyba Do Sui, for instance, and
believe, here in st. Paul. The provi.
sional government could perceive that
some hidden hand was touching the
springs OF the plot against it, but this
hand it was never able to discover.
OFFICIAL NOTIFICATION.
On the 9th inst, Quintiuo
Bocayuva, minister OF foreign
affairs. called for James Fenner
Lee. charge d'affaires OF the United
States OF America, at his hotel, and
took him in his carriage to the. palace
Itamarity, where he had an audience
with the generalissImo chief of the
provisional government, Marshal
Mauoel Dsodoro Da Fonseca. On
presenting the joint resolution OF the
United States senate and house OF
representatives, engrossed on beauti-
full vellum, Mr.. Lee said:
Mr.. President, am charged with
the agreeable duty OF placing IN your
excellency's hands an authenticated
copy Of the joint resolution of the
senate and house of representatives
OF the United States OF America
in congress assembled. which was
approved by the president Feb. 10,
whereby the United States OF America
congratulate the people OF Brazil on
their peaceful assumption of the pow.
ers. duties and responsibilities OF self.
government. My government resting
upon the freely expressed will OF the
people of the United States, thus gives
voice through their representatives to
the cordial sentiments they entertain
toward the people oil Brazil, and utter
their friendly welcome to the nation
that, by the adoption OF seItgovern-
ment, has enrolled itself among the
independent commenwealths OF the
western hemisphere. The friendship
which already unites the two countries
is q pledge to even closer association,
looking toward the attainment in the
future OF ends common to both. /
cannot permit myself to doubt that
the high hopes my countrymen cherish
for the advancement OF Brazil IN the
paths OF peace and of material pros
perity will be abundantly realized
under the beneficsnt influence of Jus.
tice and reverence tor the rights OF all
men.
Marshal Deedro replied:
With feelings OF heartfelt Joy |
accept, the congratulations OF the
congress OF the United States of
America on the auspicious event now
realized OF the assumption of self
government throughout the whole
continent. The sentiment Of friend.
ship and amity which has fortunately
ever continued to exist between
Brazil and the United States OF
America will be henceforward. |
hope and trust, still more intimate
and cordial, by reaeou Of the identity
of political institutions. which es.
tablish virtual alliance between the
Brazilian people and the American
people, an alliance founded
on sentiments OF mulal respect.
esteem and confidence, and that
has in view Interest COM
mon to the cause o. peace and the
prosperity OF American nations. The
Brazilian people, who have always
held IN high esteem the good relations
maintained with the American people,
Will receive with gratitude this new
proof OF friendship on the part OF the
worthy and illustrious representa-
tiver o. the United States of America
ia congress assembled, as well as the
signal proof oil esteem offered us by
the illustrious president OF the power.
ful republic, your native land, by
sending us through your inter medium
the expression OF their friendly ssnti.
ments.
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