New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-10
RIOTS IN RIO GRANDE DO SUI.
THE PROVINCE DECLARES IT'S lNDEffN'
DENCE OF BRAZIL.


sr1vrRro MAgrrNEz's GREAT INFLUENCE In ''''
THE WHOLE REPUBLIC DisCoNfHNir"
rordon Nov. "a dispatch 10 line Ii"'es
from Rio Janeiro says Riots are rcpor'e' 4" w.
Gronde do Sui Code kilograms IRON 'ha' ~,
,r;ct are prohibited Local dispatches are sur
i.et 70 censorship. The Government me ~
poraegre has been cut. All other p'o,"
are sending congratulations to the rfeD''e"''
Rio Grande do Sui is n great grain-proo"o'n; I,
nroyluce. is largely colonized by "erihals anu
commands an army of $4,000 men OF "e,n'".
origin. Silvero Martinez. who was "a''."e'
during the last revolution but VINO was "i'e'
ward allowed TO return. possesses greao I'hu'n, ~
and il he is nominated for PRESIDENT oi nv
Grnnde do Sui, President da Fonseca VIII F"
pOwerless 70 crush him p,,,
D,snatcbes received here to-day from PernaIn-
buco show that the troubles III bra~ii "'' ."
preaching an acute Crisis ca
From the Province OF Rio Grande 10 ~
comes alarming news to the effect that We
,onoI government has refused to acquiesce In tiic
assumption by Da FOnseca Of the powers OIL "a
.o+or and has declared the independence Oh ''e
province. -
Much anxiety il expressed in financial ana co'',
mercial circles regarding the outcome OF AiarS'i'i
Deodoro da Fonseca's action in dissoiVihs No's
and again assuming the place OF Dlcta'or' ""'1"
he rave up after his election MS President VI NV
newly formed Republic Grave donpts are w
pressed as to the success Of this latest poi,'io'
move These dispatches say that In fe'h"h'"."
there is general discomfort on all Sues "' 70
Fonseca,s action. but there is nothing IN t'e "'''
matches 70 show that the people have done any
thing further than to express their disapproba'ioh
Of the course followed by the Dictator
The DISPATCHES further say that there is grea1
discomfort throughout all the provinces oil BRAZIL
News from Brazil. coming through London must oc
taken with some allowance. II Is known that hns
land Is afrnid Of losing under the Repnbhcan "oVer'
ment the financial and commercial lhhue''e s"o P'
sesscd under the Empire She feels that her ih"u"'
il about to pass into the hands OF the Brnzilans 'he
,,os and ~ the North Americans 1t has been stated
r,odv in These columns that the great hnancer OF INC
Empre NJ FiguereidO has admitted that the present
strlDgency in Brazilian commerce ana hin'oe' q"
largely dne to the fact that the native capitalists no
purchased q considerable portion OF the foresn ieies
I'm the enterprises Of the country, which they henu
hereafter to manage themselves The bf1uah' F''l.'s
also the results of the American reciprocity "ca'''
bought up the principal financial and trade paper 'o
Jornao do Comercivr OF R!r Janeiro placing at It's
head senior Rodriguez who. after having been uhho"
Ia maintain the NovO Mundo' an l!hiNra'eh P'p''
which he published In New York, spent some Se"'"
In london. where he became In roaghiy HhshiAo''
Tint "Jornao do Concrete Of Rio has waeed DUET
and unceasing warfare upon the Republican "o'ern
ment and upon the American reciprocity treaty " -
In fact q British organ.
Some trouble may have broken out in the SUITES Vi
Perambuco and Sac iPaulo but there is every prV'
pect that 1t will be easily suppressed As was INC
former attempt at q revolution in sac Paulo' wien
some radical Republicans protested against the hno'
BY the Federal Executive of a Governor who haa pee"
uncon stltutonally elected The State of sac pa"io
besides has always been known entertaining extreme
ideas In regard to state rights.
In the absence of dispatches clearly stating how me
project Of an impeachment law brought about the con
hict between the President and the Chamber, an ex
PLANTATION OF the formers course in dlssolyng ths
Legislature may be given. The brazilian Constitution
recognizes the right OF veto. In september u was
rmOred that the Deputies Of the Opposition lntcidi
to deprive the President Of that prercgauve: III Is
possible that In the bill regulating the conditions fo
impeachment the abolition of the right OF veto may
have been included. This would have been clear
violation of the Constitution Of the Chamber. ana
President Fonseca wouh I'm that ease have been In
duty bound TO dissolve that body, In order 10 protect
the Constitution. 1T Is now the people who VIII decide
between the Legislative and the Executive. since
Marshal dn Fonseca. far from thinking TO play the
Dictator, has already called the Brazans 10 the polls
In January next, leaving ii to them 10 elect rev
Chamber, which will condemn or absOlve him.