New-York tribune., 1910-10-08


Braga has not many spare moments,
but he was kind enough to-day TO re-
Ceive the correspondents. He parucu-
larry desires it TO be understood that the
revolution had no military or personal
aim. but like those In Brazil and Tur-
kew was purely the outcome OF phllo-
sophical ideas The dynasty had 1alleo
TO keep abreast OF modern progress, ne
said. and had done nothing to render the
people masters Of their own deslnles-
This revolution was aimed TO complete
the realization Of civil life untrammelled
by rrejudices or clerical domination
one OF the means by which the late
DYNASTY had endeavored To maintain is
position, he said, was continually 10
menace the people with British inter
vertion in order to crush popular selli-
rreut. as II an ancient alliance between
two nations was one between dynasueS
and not peoples.
Sefhor RraEa added that he had every
confidence IL the national resources ali0
was convinced that an honest adililH-
fstrasion would suffice without aoNeh-
ritious means TO put the finances OF Inc
country on a satisfactory footing anu
achieve the moral and physical improve
-,ent the nation so much needed AS
striking proof Of the readiness or the
whole country 70 adopt new form OF
government. he declared, was the fact
that the provinces were calmly awaiting
-he Ratification Of the manifesto and
constitution OF the government.
senior Braga concluded by eulogizlns
his colleagues. all Of whom he said hao
his utmost confidence
Governments Programme
The -ox-e-nmeut is about TO order q
-.z-ssio- Of the voting lists preliminary
>, ,,olainr elections for a constituent
r,amher The provisional government
viii not remain in office beyond 1nree
months.
The chief points in the government
-,-ox-amne are. first, the ceVelopInSI'
81 rublic instruction and national oe-
fences on land and sea; second admin
sFtraftve decentralization; third COLONIAL
autonomy, fourth. To guarantee IunG"-
mental liberties by judicial power nI1n
emulsion OF monks and nuns SlXlh-
ALLIGATOR civil registration; seventh
lav Instruction: eighth. separation OF
g~br-cb and State. and. ninth. the
r--enrthening of the credit and finance
0f the country
Admiral Cambido Refs. the revolution
airy chief, committed suicide in the be
lief that the revolt was failure he
viii he buried with military ceremony
Similar honors VIII be accorded TO Pro
-essor Bonbarda. whose assassination Is
said by many persons 10 have been the
ra1,se for the uprising. The provisional
government viii defray the expenses OF
the funerals
The Municipal Guard and the police
force Of the capital hare been dissolved
and new forces will be established.
Glad Royal Family Escaped
President Braga issued q statement to-
GAY vOicing the satisfaction OF the gov
ssrnment OF the republic that the depart
,lre Of the royal family from Portugal
had been carried out without any un-
toward incident. II said also that mill
tary and civil adhesions TO the repuoIlc
were constantly increasing
When the Duke of Oporto embarked on
The ro1-al Yacht at Cascaes he said, I
q
Portugal" The only remark attributed
10 the Queen Mother Ameie was simply
An revoir." This she addressed 10
ladv-in-waiting.
The Capital a republican news
paper. gives the following description OF
the fight o. the royal family;
Between r and s O'Clock on Wednes-
day morning the Duke Of Oporto en-
barlzed on the yacht Amelie and sailed
for Ericeira. a fishing town on the At
lantic Coast. twenty-five miles north
west Of Lisbon.
Al the same time the Queen Mother
AmeIie left Cintra by automobile for
lafra. She was followed an hour later
by Dowager Queen Maria Pa. King
Manuel. after escaping by rear door of
the palace during the bombardment,
went 10 Cintra and thence TO Mafra- At
20 O'Clock the royal yacht arrived al
Ericeira- II the mean time the royal
family had completed the preparations
for flight, and, escorted by twenty
horse1nen from the Fafra Cavalry
School. proceeded TO Ericeira. At ?
O'Clock in the afternoon they embarked
upon fishing boats, accompanied by TWO
attendants and TWO ladies OF their court
and carrying their personal baggage
The fishing boats put out 10 sea. and at
some distance from the harbor trans
serred their royal passengers 10 the
yacht Amelie"
Fonseca Sails Away.
President-elecI Fonseca o Brazil, who
was q guest OF King Manuel when the
revolution broke out. sailed for Rio de
Jsneiro on the Brazilian bautleship Sac
P2ulo to-day. The Brazilian cruiser
Ba-TosO has arrived here
Dr. Jose Maria de Alpoim. chief Of the
Progressive Dissidents and a former
Minister OF Justice and Worship, has
Joined the republican movement, and
his own party has been dissolved.
Three regiments Of infantry arrived
from the provinces to-day and joined the
revolutionary party
Nearly all the banks and commercial
Offices, together with the custom Iou--s.
have reOpeneo. IL response 70 q request 4
by the military governor.
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