The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-07
DaI az PROCL tMiTIO\
Portuguese RcpubliC Puts On a Hold Front
PTrtcnirr Heard From.

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LISBON oct = Demonstrations by
the victorious troops supporting ~" new
republic continue to-day and a huge
multitude - marching ;rgmphan,lv
through the streets
President BragA has notified the for
eign ministers Il the proclamation e
tho republic and tho sstab shment - a
provisional Government The latter no
saws. Is a guarantee 81 pubhc safety and
order u. has issued the following
manifesto
The provisional Government IL the
Portuguese Republic salutes the troops
hv land and sci who IN cooperation with
the people established IN" republic For
the happiness Of the fitn"rland u conhde>
m the patriotism 81 all
The republic - for the whole peopl,
and the Government therefore hopes tia,
IN. officers 81 the army and navy who have
not taken part IN the revolutionary move
ment will present themselves ~ toad.
quarters to guarantee most absolute
loyalty TO the new administration. Ia the
meantime the revolutl onls's must retain
all their positions for the defence and
consolidation Of the republic
Gen. Carvalhaes - appointed COM
mandant 81 the Lisbon DIVISION
senior Laao the new Civil Governor
II Lisbon. has issued the following edict
To TIRE PEOPLE Order and work
That ~ the motto Of the fatherani lib
Grated bv the republic We ask the
citizens ~ Lisbon 10 he the first 10 main.
tain public tranquility. respec' for the
pertons and property Of foregne and
-
Portuguese. whatever he their position
, or profession, political or religious opIn.
IONS
The following proclamation was dts
tribred among he Teople Last night
To IHE TEoPLT ~ PoRITGAL The
people and iha army and navy have
proclaimed the republic Tine DIV
nasty 81 tho Braganlas rnaleficrn' and
wilful di-'urt'ors ~ social peace. has been
forever prescribed from ror'uca!
This rare and notable event. the Ell
PRECISION - the pride ~ AN lndomitahie
race and tho r-d"npti ION - country the
bravery - which has rendered It legcn-
dairy. fills with JOY and enthusiasm the
hearts 81 patriots This day puts an end
finally - the slavery Il tins country and
the bonefiC"nt aspiration Il r"gim. -
liberty rises luminous m It, virgin "ss"nce
-rItizens. the passing moment repavs
and r~Compenses ~ Tor all N" struggles
all IN" ritlful conditions from which Ne
have suffered let this moment b" 'hr
beginning II an epoch e ags'"ro morality
and IinmaCIls'" Justice le' rs IN glurI-
Gus communion 80 rrinC,ple mas" oar
~acrifc" for oar country m" basis e our
political programme and l.' generosity
toward m" conquered { a" ~" basis nf our
moral programme
Citizens. lot ono interest alone. tho
interest of the fathsrllnd. animal" Won.
and le' On" desire" m" desire n br great
unt'. ~ Tn" republic trusts that tho
people Will maintain social order respect.
Justice. devote themselves 20 the com.
mon cause of liberty and consolidate
with love and sacrifice the work winch
arises from IN" Portuguese" R"puhhc
MrNICH. OC' Princs MigI"i IT
BraganSa N" prctender 20 ~" Por'I-
guess. throne, IN an interview here ls-
sorts thai the ringlcadar of tho revnlu-
ton ar" not Republicans hut Conserva.
tIvcs who were moved 10 take the prr,an'
step 10y their hatred ~ the Liberals
Prince Miguel does not believe that the
republic will last long
He was aware no says that the present
movement was IN preparation. but refused
20 take part IN ~ while tho existing
dynasty was on The throne
Paris. Oct 81 despatch from DR.
Alfonso Costa. the Minister ~ Justice
~ 'he new republic. says numerous mos
sages are arriving from the provinces
assuring the Government 81 support
VIE. DESIIS M tRD FROH