der the yoke of the tyranny; let us seize the weapons; let us demand our freedom, although it is necessary to march over millions of colds cadavers. The death, Jefferson says, it is preferable to the slavery.

Impartial. I also read in the Newspapers of the Court that highly your conduct is disapproven.

Lie. And what imports us with that? Those newspapers are employed by the Minister of the Justice; or to speak clearer, he is the principal Editor of the Sete, of Parahybuna, of the Cronista, of the Correio de Minas.

Impartial. That doesn't look exact to me; but...

Guts. Sirs. Let us leave the superfluous questions, let us enter in the order of the day.

Lie. I ask for the word.

Guts. You have the word.

Lie. Mr. President. Everything conspires so that we as soon as possible install the Repillage; any delay can be fateful. In the Court we have the Limpo de Brio to cooperate with us; they write me of Pouso Alegre that there is everything ready for the first sign; the friend Malagrida has an Army to our orders...

Impartial. (interruption) That is lie.

Lie. (continuing) The Serro Frio it is all turned in our favor.

Impartial. (interruption) It is also lie.

Lie. (continuing) It only remains to us to proclaim the Repillage, to do the President to succumb, and everything will be ours.

Treble. Sirs. I have today to propose an interesting measure and it is that instead of a Regent or Dictator be named a Triumvirate. This modern denomination must make failure; and as Jefferson says, the number three turns off the idea of an absolute Monarch.

Cupsaucer. Because our end is the happiness of the largest number, I agree in that the supreme Government of Repillage be composed of three Members, and not of only one.

Nasal. Miste Pesident I ask for the word. I admit myself with the ideas of the inustrous membe, and I vote fo them.

Bignose. I cannot stop opposing myself to the indication of Mr. Deputy Treble. A Triumvirate will only serve to stagnate the march of the Public Businesses, when it on the contrary should be the fastest possible, mainly at the beginning of such a colossal establishment. Let us imitate in this Bahia that only has a President, and not three. And if in Bahia was chosen a Sheep, we can refine the choice and we put a Lion to the forehead of the Public Businesses. I don't say it for me, Sirs, because I intend to be resigned with your choice; but any patriot that be named, should have the