New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-12
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DISQUIET IN BRAZIL.
ANOTHER REVOLUTION SAID TO BE lMhl'
NENT.
RESIGNATION OF THREE MNIsrEEs-covERN'

rrs1Gy,r1ox OF THREE MINIsTEEs-GoNENN'
MrNT LAND TELEGRAPH WIRES cCr'
1oudon Feb. IA dispatch to The Times rom
Pic anciro says that affairs there are III pa' s"'P',
and that Notwithstanding the fact that the e'c''o ~
Gcneral PeNoto T. succeed General da FohNco' 40
po,dcnt Of the Republic thought 10 Indicate t''
>, and prosperity would once more prevail throuE"-
N tho country another revolution Is imminent l"fco
minister's have handed their designations to IN, 'lS
dcnt and this Is taken rs an indicatloh th'u ''o Wv
crnmcnt is breaking up. A..
Al pclotas in the state of Rio Hrandc ~ 0"i' Wv
,.o,i,c between the p0pulaco and the Government
troops is exceedingly bitter; ana IL Is ic'lcu '"''
conflict may occur at any moment.
rho Government land clcgraphs between Pcloia'' III
ina STATE Of Rio Grandc do sui. aud Porto Allegro the
capital Of that STATE have been Guy mar cont ON the
.,,l E~rh,ne,. here today owing 10 the report tmI
another revolution Is imminent In Brazil
Senior Bocaynva. one Of those brazilian patro'S
and Liberals who made, the revolution winch o'cr
threw the Empire, and member oil inc fro' i'o,,'
Goycrnmcnt wrote IN his paper, 80 fdH' uI'U '
Republic WAS only proclaimed meaning th" ID M''
not vet strongly established. ms vic" Vi INC 81"
which have frequently broken ont IN Brazil o"t ,,"l
which has frequently broken out In Brazil but t'S
nave not seriously shaken the Republic to which inc
ncoplc will soon become accustomed. SENIOR
nocoynva was aware of The difficulties OF all khN
which surround the final establishment Oh Il rpp"o''""
form Of government in a country Which hn' Deor
ruled for centuries ly n monarchy. This final cs'hp
rshmcnt will take the longer III Elin "a
such great proportions Brazil. where every
state having been governed by officials VINO Hc''u
piks vicerDys may be- tempted L" Dc"e'c
that under the Republic, thee must be iurther oesItc
If decentralization and the several states must be ci'
free 10 govern themselves For Instance, the d'pi' mes
Of two day, aSo, which reported that rvoln''ou''',
were marching upon the city Of Cuyaa, merely reieritp
10 a local trouble I'm the state OF Matte crosse.
such troubles arising from local Interests, have pee"
and Will continue 70 b, easily puzzled by the Govern
mont. They may be. however somewhat more serious
in thr provinco Of Rio Grandc do sui. If they are nctel
there bv the inirigucs OF the NonarchiSi'. who are
working ~ hrng about secession Of the Sia'" ana
II, ncorp, alton with the Rcpublc Of Uruguay. Peoia'
which /, reported %, being la revolt is on Tie frontier
Il Uruguay. Iui the Government Of PRESIDENT ieiNo'o
Will nnma, those anti patriotic designs Of the lmp'r-
nii.t, who p cicud to ask only for greater political Ab
eriy for ih- states, The people have already shown
that they VIII support tc republican ,'ovcrhu"ht III
II. o0ori, % .uplr~, The movement In favor OF an
lut,.ral restoration. In December ia lmrc nal hass
rr. discovered by the police IN plac" used % me
Monarchi,i Dr their mcrtng- These imp iaIIsts ar
.eucnllv II Portuguese b.jh. and Deputy. Seihor
Snmpnio Forgaz. was apphuded In ~" 'hanl,'F, WEN
lie moved for The adoption Of measure, tending 10 4
naturalization u tho retail trade, which - mainly IN
I,rfugle,e hnnis The NOVdadfs" and =" - lraIll
two Nonafchical papers. complained recently tnt the
whit, terror. against the few paSan' " an Impcria't
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