New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-08
BRAZIL AND THE OMITTED STATES.
NECESSITY OF STRENGTHENING THE TIES OF

rrcrssrTY OF STRENGTHENING THE TIES OF
FRIENDSHIP BETWEEN THE REPUBLICS.
The grateful and strong friendship OF the Brahiuan
Republic toward lis elder sister, the oh'eo STATS
has been made evident many occasions ana espeol
ally by the prompt signing OF the RECIPROCITY "e's'
discussed and concluded by senior salvador NC pV',
0onca the Brazilian Minister at Washington Dr"~,'
looks 10 the United states. not only as 10 HIo"u'
but also as TO protector. OF course the kep"oh0
strongly established there. ard its Government ouu
know how 20 defend It against any aggression NV"'
the old Imperialis party. STILL II Is always Pe9''
TO remember, under certain eircum NanoeS' N"' S''
have good friend at hand. The latest newspapers
from Rio Janero reported that Vscount dOIo rro'o'
who through his ambition To PLAY the part Oh
brazilian bismarck precipitated the fall oil the already
doomed Empire about TO return 70 us oou'i.i9
Some imaginative persons forgetting tha' u'e hepD"
can Government Of General de Fonseca "oIu noV "''o
allowed the ex-Imperial Premier to iahd IL "eIo mo-
certain that his presence in BTazh Oouu nv '"'0
eny trouble. frightened at the lue" '"'' Sn %
tempt AZ a monarchical restoration might be made
under the secret leadership of the Nlscoun' anu "'
the support of some weukDo~n european LO"et''
Ii is evidently those imaginary fears WiAon ieU 'o
q brazilian Republic a new organ published In Eng
M :, pio ra,cro n publish the following article,
h-tr 4ho ,acessi.v Of strengthening stu more
prScticsly the ties OF friendship binding brazil ana
the United states ,.. ,,.,.,
The great Importance Of the ere Rsnghiic o.
commercial and social involved IN lne neP1olo ~, oi
Rraz should cause the pc pie ana m tb VI sne
ihiItaS ~ tho near future. The greet NOiheIn ne
eever sbone 90 the equally grand Gin future poselpl
80 Rsnubc OF the South stretches out her arms 10
her elder sister and claims all the prOtecuon ana ala
that one great Nation accept from an equal With
our a Welding of any particle Of dignity and honor
The Interests Of ali kinds involved are 50 immense,
an aS so pregnant Of veal or OF woe 10 the future OF
lie human race that no Imagination can picture what
is hidden under the dark wings OF night. All the
Hidden forces OF monarchy, OF clericaism, Of disap
r1inted ambition. Of rufied vanty-in fine. all the
yorst passions Of man. gradually but surely con-
centratinr against the great principles u freedom
exemplIGed In the Republic And yet the only Nation
fSat could and should give this new sister aid and
rcouraerpent seems to stand cOdy by and speculate
- tbe rossille advantage 10 be derived.
W. sbould like % see the Legation OF the great Re-
,,rbc ro.ed 10 a frst-class one: VIC should like 70
Wv maj IN, Minister here is Of the best paid, the
80 ertrta pr the constant visitor az balls. at parties
a, al Dublic places and that the Opuent American Re
nTbIic mad given orders 10 spend $4,000 100000
40 600 or 100000 annually 10 entertain these peO
lie who are almost persuaded % be true Americans
sorthern freemen. We should like % know that tho
secretarv of legation head Of a highly respectable
family received monthly salary and not pittance
We sheud be rejOced 20 hear OF there being second
secretary with a reasonable salary, say $1,000 per
annum. and a good clerk. 49,.
In fine what should like is for the United states
70 take the first place in the hearts OF this great South
American people