New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-05
DICTATOR FOR BRAZIL.
.,o ,ASEIRo RULED BY MARTIAL LAW
-,,,s1ye THAT is LITTLE LESS THAN A
REVOLUTION.

,pYsING THAT IS LITTLE LESS THAN
REVOLUTION.
,.r, Nov. A dispatch which has been
"s b here from Rio Janeiro, the capital OF
eoe hrngs news of what seems TO be little less
maNN rotber revolution. Congress, the dispa'ch
taan hccn dissolved and martial law has oeeh
S', ''.oea at Rio Janeiro and throughout the
provinces, .,.. O dictatorship
The dispatch also announces thao oio'>''''p
-. been established in Brazil
~, r.,,sr dispatches regarding the revolution an
- % have broken out in Brazil are anxlousiy
h.,oa boro by fnanciers and merchants VINO nave
Interests at stake in that country. hope
..S,ressed that the alarming report received may
- ont 10 be based upon as serious state Oh
.sairs as at present outlined :.
1s.hor Nov A cipher dispatch from klo de
,.;ro attributes the crisis there to the action OF
20. brazilian Congress in passing bill depriving
'ne @ p.osdent Of the right of veto. All kilograms
-. sub;ect to a strict censorship
>. ,Ae above information Is true II would merely
-. ,nst the Brazilian Government has awakened
:, last TO the necessity OF supPlessins' 'a'
- .oo often repeated against tie newly estao-
aUeaR n.nrhrc hy tho sebastanists," or parosans
Hs ,,o rupire They have remained also par
u ~ =, tho former political and commercial BRUSH
.-.racv which Is TO be feared In Brazi rar mofe
-, IN chilli by those who are anxious TOT inc res''
"s...naence NJ the American continent But We
oort NJ Marshal Deodor da Fonseca lssueo
W. .,o r,voluton Of November, $500, and recehtiy
s,.,roea constitutional by large popular vote a'
49,. olectiops was satisfied with lenient rpfes'
:, ,he troubles caused by handful OF advefssfleS'
sOn ~ a,rors that the Republic was soidly baSed
~ ,h. srnport of the masses of the people ana
ar. u.as nroved BY the facility with which the noS
y. rou,mha Aecrete and Gabriel were suppressed
r,o ,siest riot at RIO Jancro, on OCTOBER o. WINCH
- IN the italian opera House ana was coh-
80. Gov so,ne time in the street, was caused Dy a
- sicnora Thcodorin II is true that the most
80, order has not prevailed In the nnahcml al
,,s,a,,on and that some ruinous contracts ana
o.0x,oDs have been granted by the new government
~. ,bn OWL Ia, teen deslgnedly exaggerated ny
cour, do Figueiredo the ex4president Of the BANK
- pr,,u under the Empire and one of the leaders OF
the reactonary sebastianlst party
,rho PepuLlean Government had granted an am
r.s,v N the Count and allowed him TO return TO the
an,.ry Ills first move was to attack the adminsiin-
tion Of the hank by his successor Mr. Maynnk. last
.c,st IN the Chamber though without being able TO
.rnnor his onslaught by substantial evidence. The
1mnerial,t Opposition has tried to join hands with
the few revoutionists who claim TO have fought Tor
,ha establishment Of the ReDub,ic even before the
revolution of November But, the only result Oh ui1t
attempt al a eOncauOl between the moharehea' a, ana
the extreme republican party could not succeeu; llc
Brazdl people want to keep their present ana nlou
elae form of a republican Government. Ille idtlct
will not be overthrOwn by those who cal President
TOnseca q Cesar dc Casdca" a Caesar OF the DiI-
racks, any more than by th0se VINO caeu Ellfpoioi
Dom Pedro Cesar Calicato' weakened and en-
feebled Caesar