The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-12
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The Republic Of Persugese Has Been
Safely Landed and
THE POPLE WILL RULE

lM NpH WILL kULE
Quiet Now ReiSns In Lisbon and the
New Republican Government is
Now in Complete Con.rol.-The
Revelation the Outcome OF Phis"-
sophical Ideas. SaSs the President.
The establishment OF a RepIei':
IN Portugal is an accomplished :aS
20, a city that has just passed tn'e
ma sh,oes OF bloody revolution
and sustained a bonbardnen;. LIS
,on is now in cloudless sunshine and
wears a remarkably smiling aspect
The Republican flag au';eS on
nearly every building and from ev-
e-y vehicle: the streets are :hronged
With pronenaders. shops and Offices
have beer -e-opened and business
generally has been resumed. The
only evidence os the recen; pertuT-
es,;on are small bodies OF troops
stationed n the principal open
soaces OF the city and the passage
now and thea OF Red Cross aneu-
lsnces-
Tho noticeable outward signs OF
,he new regime are the presence
everywhere OF the green and red nas
Of the Republic and the compis'e
disappearance Of King Nanusis por-
trait from public exhibition. IL fact
not a vesage is COW seen OF tee pic
tire poss card portraits Of the King
or Of any other member OK the royal
family.
These have given way to pictures
os uem bers Of the Government and
Photographic records Of the revo.u-
tior In the shape OF groups OF armed
leaders and companies OF !nsurg"ht
troops, not n action. but posing to'
the camera.
The damage done TO the city b.
the bonoarduent was snrpTis!nEiS
slight. On the journey down to Lis
bon one heard a: each stop
ping OF the train blood curdEns
rscseals OF thousands OK persons naV-
ing heen killed. and whole quarters
OF the city having been Devastated
or wiped out.
The total aumber OF killed has
not yet been definitely ascertaineS'
bu. It probably does not exceed 500
A couple Of hotels near the station
bear traces Of having been struck
By shells and Of bullet marks The
streets wear . busy aspect. There
Is no unusual excitement The re
cen. events which startled the worst
are discussed by sll classes With
ohlegnat:e calm.
The most interesting man IN Po-.
trgal q: tee present nacreo: Is the
new President. Theophile Rrasa
who may be said without exassera
ton 70 be the father not only o!
this revolution. but Of that IN Bra
I'll. having By his standing as pro
lessor Of history and Fhtlosopa.
prepared the Government fos both
movements.
Braga received the correspondent
OF the Associa:ed Press. n partic'
ularly desires it to be understood
that the revolution had &C
military or personal aim. eu'
Ike these in Brazil and Turkey
was purely the outcome Of 2hilcso-
ph,csly ideas. The Bragazas dynasty
failed to keep abreas: OF modern
progress. he said. and had done moth
ing to render the people matters oi
their own des.ines. This revolution
OF civil life untranmeled by prejud,
ices Of clerical domination.
Senior Brasa added that he had
was aimed TO complete realization
eveSy confidence in national re
sources. and was convinced that an
honest administration would eueace
70 put the forces Of the country on
a satisfactory footing and achieve
the moral a-5 philosophical i'm
provement the nation 50 much need
ed.
The Government Is about to order
q revision Of the voting lists pre-
Nminary 10 holding elections for a
constituent chamber. The Provision
al Government will not remain in Of
ice beyond three months
The chief points IN the Govern
ment's program ere:
First. the development Of public
instruction and national detences on
land and sea-
Second. administrative deesn-ai-
ization.
Third. colonial autonomy.
Fourth. 20 guarantee Federal lib-
critics by judicial power.
Fifth. expulsion % monks sco
nuns
Sixth. obligatory civil rcgist.a-
ton.
Seventh. lay instruction.
Eighth. separation Of church and
state.
Ninth. the Strengthening Of :he
cced!al and finances Of the country
AVIATOR DASHED TO DEATH.