The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-28

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A"OiNAbD' A'N
All these things, known 10 MIN from MS boy
hood. driven into his soul by spanish mlsun-
derstanding and ignorance. make the basis Tor
Aguinaldos schemes. PERSONALLY. i believe
him to be only q great adventurer, ike that
man at the other end OF the century whom he
I'm tfnfna In hIA ANAL TAV HI nmhltI0n 10 nQ
boundless as Napoieon's, but ne mas less with
which to work. His opportunity Is not as
great. his tools are not as hne' out MS
spirit is as daring and MS VIII IS as daunt-
,esS' ms couI"Ee 70 nun.reSs' "nu
the ascendencv over his neonle which he now I
bo,ds The uubIes neasant sneals Of Don |
Emilio os n .'torrible fighter" He has sur-
rounded himself with brave. clever men. most |
NJ whom are annarentIv thoroughly pntriotic. |
They are devoted ~entireIv To Apuinaldo he |
cause thew believe that that way lies the best
chance NJ anccess but they are not blind IN his |
ambition or 70 his schemes. The loot Of n |
snlendid citv like Manila would be n tremen-
dous thing for Apuinaldo. And he would not
hard. cold crnel disposition. His methods
show him n he nnscrppulous and snsnicious Of
every man whom he cannot dominate complete-
Iv IL Ia not safe IN he too conspicuous in his
rovernmapt or IN have oninions which diYartoo
mucb from his own The most suecessful
leader. except himself Atacbio. wbo com
ducted the movemants in the north ~ Iuyon
in the last revolution. and ouarrel,ed with
LprinaIdo over the division Of tbe Snanish
hrihe which bought the neace the Snanisb
arms conld not win. bas disannearad On his
,vhon tho nnarrol was sattled bo eawe
Aonjnaldo his lovaI snnport IN this rahe,lion
Aorin.Ido orrostad hin, az tho Act cboroo ora
his brotber his cone,n and two ropbaws ao
we'll Atacb;o Ia gone and tbev ubjsner a.
round tbo beadouartars NJ Roror that ho hoe
Non ohot mr. otbar ro,,r. noit tho a,urnon.
MUST VI ID fiLAriSos'
Sandigo. most brilliant OF them all. who is in
his native country now after ten years OF exile.
and who brought about the settlement OF the
trouble between ARuinaldo and Atachio. is in
\ house In San Rogue awaiting orders
Every day some one OF his American friends
to Headquarters to ask after him. and so
he is kept alive. He would have been taken
With Atachio. but he heard OF 1t in time to get
0ut to the Olympia. Aguinaldo assured him no
harm should come to him. but not until the
promise was renewed to Admiral Dewey did
Sandigo go ashore.
SandiRo's crime Is knowing Don Emilio. and
Why Don Emilio fights. He has told the Die
ator that his m As not possible of attainment.
The dream OF q Filipino republic is fine for
'onjurinG with the natives. but they are not
capable OF self-government. Aguinaldo knows
hat. too, and he does not mean that there shall
De real self-government. but only its shell.
With himself as the centre. the handspring. the
Dictator. the Government itself.
"A Filipino republic" says Sandigo. would
% the victim OF the ambitions Of all Europe"
Aguinaldo knows this to be the truth. but be-
ore Europe realized on it's ambition he would
nave had the looting OF the richest and most
'aluable islands in the East, a prize for O king,
! pearl without price.
liGSTal government, patterned on our own
# rotod thair 0tnass ,nd lite "I, hnnn
ection ~ Tho star and strInoa ne, $50
ans ~ n,tdo NTH tho naanio .oa l n'ab
NJ adyancemant th.t thar oan hain IT,
,eIves ,roo sneech T,eo worshin nnd 49, Irn
hat r. tho dream ~ sandiao ~ thtnto ~
bimsoI, hit for HE noorI. nj y.