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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-10-27

The ns.iousI peace Jubilee Of Chicago
Was inAnsufsted with . union thanks
giving service 1t the auditorium. Presi
dent Nj kinley attended aud listened TO
addresses by . Jewish rabbi. q Roman
Catholic pries', . Presbyterian minister
end Q noted colored orator. The last
speaker vas Boxer I. Washington, the
remarkable iesder OF the Iu.keeee inst
tute. lie ssid 10 ysrt:
This couniry bm been most foriunste
ia her victories. She hss twice measured
arms with Eaesnd and has won. She
hes n FL the spirit OF rebellion within
her own borders aud vas victorious. She
hes met the proud Spsnisrd and be Lies
PROSTATE 81 her feet All this Ia veil, 1t
IL mssnifcsot Bot there remsins one
other victory Tor Americans TO win "a vic
tory - fat-reschiug snd important % any
that has occurred. We have succeeded 10
every cottiict except 10 the q ut 10 COZ
quer ourselves 10 the blottine on, OF rscis
pre- ices We Gao celebrate the era OF
peace in no more iectnsl way than by .
arm resolve on the part OF northern met
aud southern men. black men aud ~hit
men. thst the trenches that We togethri
dug srcopd Ssutisso shall be the etsrnsl
burial place Of I'll thst which seperstes
us 10 our business sud civil relations LIE,
&c be ~ generous 10 peace ~ We have
been brave 10 battle. Until ss thus COZ
auer ourselves. ! mske no empty state
ment when ! cay tea, ue ,hsll have, e.
pectsliy 10 The southern part Of our com
Try. . cane r. snssics at the heart OF this
rspsbhe ihs, sbsl ore day prove as dan
sstons ~ AZ siisek from 90 army iron
without or vi,Lin.
IL this presence ard on this suspicious
occasion, | ssnt 70 present the deep graft
,uds OF besrly 10 oo0. 600 Of ny people 10
our sise. ps,iett and brave chief sxecu
tive, Tor lhe generous nsrner 10 vhich |
ny race has been recognized daring this
COT fict -snoogtiiion ,hs, has done nore
10 blot on, sectionsl and racial lines thsn
any event siroe The dawn Of our freedom.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-10-27
IN CHANCERY.

In CHANCERY.
traror VERMONT, Bennington County, a..
PETER BOWEN,
| FRANK BOWEN. no..,,,.. ra,., 1000
LUCE 30 VEN, ' 'o'"' '''o'
JAMES KENNEDY,
| KATE KENNEDY,
where's. Peter Bowen Of Cbicsgo in the
County Of Cook and State Of Illinois has filed in
the Office OF The Clerk u the Court Of Cbanoery
| within aud for The County Of Bennington his De.
ttion fuI ioft el0snfe against Frank Bowen Lucte
Bowen. James u. Kennedy aud Kate Kennedy,
| therein alleging and setting forth that Prsns
| b0scn and Lncie Bowen his wife now Of part.
| uDkDOwG. 90 this 10Th day OF November, 1851
| duly 4. cut, u to one Andrews Bowen mort gsgs
| deed ~ etfisiD Isnd situated In Manchester In
tb. County ~ Bennington described ~ follower
Being occupied 1t said date by Franz Bowen aud
Bucis Bowen an their homestead bounded on
the north BY land formerly owned By Owen Me-
Nsbos; ~ The wesi by land formerly owned by
frank Htlafd; on the south by land formerly
owned by George II. French on the east by the
high way leadirg from Manchester " Dorse, Hill
90 called. turning near the premises then oocu-
pied b. hiehsid Roberts containing twenty acres
moro Of less. and being the same Homestead and
prsniisss that wss formerly owned BY John B0vsn
and wiisy Conditioned Tor the payment o. =
pfGnpissofy DLte of one hundred aud nfiy dollars
dated HE .Dib day of November, 1891 eascntsd
date, Oi ohA year iOm date al The option 0f the
maker aud ~ ads psysble to Andrews B0wsnf
and tui ii,af slsiing that sald note has been
mastered fitm sAid Apdicss BoscD 10 A. l.,
Bowen VI Dorset, VI aud from the said A. l.,
Bowen T. The raid p.tef BoseD who 10 nov the
awful ossfr. holder aud bearer VI the sane,
Ard fnriher ssiIng that James Kennedy sDd
Kate EeHLsdy, bis sIie. of said Manchester.
have or pretend W have soms tight aud Interest,"
10 ADD 10 ihs premises described Ia said mort
gage by deed Or otherslss ,and are 10 possss~i1n
"a the sEnie by tenant aud are foeeivlIg regts
for the sxine.
ffsyirg that the equity " rcd mplion of the
ssid Ffsni Bowen Lncle Bower, Jsnies Ken
naay snd aud hsted Kennedy may be foseelossd
.eeoi.s w TO las. And. vhsrex@. II appearing
thai lte ssis ffank Bowen Aod Lacis bowen re-
slds silLost l.L1 state 10 that . sabposna eau
nos be safssa ypgn them
Therefor, a. j. ordsred tbsf the SAD Prank
Bosen and i,i4els Bowen age hereby perl1sd and
fequifed 20 ~ pear before The Court u lAsleeiy
nelt ~ be holden at Bennington 10 The Dongly
BeuniBg .ea on the bret Iaesesy u December
AID. lsJg. sld nsts sBsvsf 10 ssid pstition ADD
" sisDd 20 snd sl,ids b, sacb order and decree
a. ssld g. 81 may nsAs ~ ihs pfsnsssss, Ly
pubiisklng The .aLstsnss Of sad petition W
geiLer siIE lhis order hires veeis sgeeesslseiy
10 the Manchester ycpEpAJ pfinted 81 MsnsLss,
tsf 10 ssid Gossiy tbs iAst Vi which pgbilestiops
shall Ls at ieasi gssDtT days prior " tho com.
me Ba.a leBt II ssid tsTu Of CDgr.
Uiss1 under ny hand al said Manchester THIS
lrL. Cay u October, A. lsys.
u. y, FOWLER, Deputy Clerk
D, q. Mans, co.ieit0f' ziJg
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-10-27

The registration 10 New York state
shows that there will DO large vote csst
Tor 81 of year aud both arties seem 10 be
eobfieot OF victory. The Democrats
cl.im the state by 10000 msiori,y. but do
no, seem 10 hsve . good basis for such .
claim. They will get . heavy majority 10
Nav York city. bat this will be Offset by
big msioiity from tue remainder Of the
state. Roosevelt Is putting mp . strong
nsbt. soiug over the state and making
numerous speeches TO large crowds. bui
whether this means q corresponding isrpe
voie Tor him remains 10 be seen. Political
" Nes York 10 qneer state aud no one
eau iote,eiL wi'h any cerisiDty how II will
80. Money plays an important part end
10 this respec, The Democracy with Tam
msuy 81 the head has the advantage.
Esttythine In Nes York Is wide open"
sb CD means large smoun, Of money 10
tho hands OF Croker. He IL play Jog nov
for large st.kes. the control OF the state
snd the Sens,orsbip, and II he succeeds be
vii be . bigger msn than Tweed 10 his
p.lmiesi dsys
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-10-27
STATE NEWS.

Mrs Z. M. Burditi Of Wallingford sbo
. black bear weighing 100 lbs. while han
ing 10 Shrewsbury recently.
Z. Z Bosworth has resigned a. editol
Of the Bennington Banner and 10 succeed
ed by Carl 8 Severance Of Benpipe toi
Center.
Rev. II. A. Spencer. presiding elder o.
the 81. Johpsbnry district, and . prom
nent Methodist, died suddenly OF hear
failure st the sge Of 81 years lsst Fndsy
morning.
Ii 10 probable that Of the reunion OF the
18th yrmon', to be held on the battle.
hsld OF Ge,tysbnrg the 2lst, the regimen
tai notnmeut will be dedicsted. The
date Is the anniversary dsts when The
regiment vas mustered into service 10
1851.
Msior z x P.psborn. the man who
shipred Dewey. i. inntins for Congress
80 a Republican Ut J rsey City. The
shipping took place wuen THE fninre I'D
mirsi wss about fifteen yeats cid. Dewey
headed 30 insufreeilon which hsf rs lie
object The licking Of the school te.ener
Mr.. Psnsborn hep, The hero u Msnils al
ans length aud piled the hickcry. An
other boy sbo went 10 - Eri . sssislsnet
received blow. Wien rssisisuce cessed
the whipping stopped. l. alleged tb,i
10 after yesrs Dewey ssid to ,be Ms.or:
You made . nsn Of me. Bat Tor that
you gave me sbould probably
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-10-27

just nov, owing TO the relations b,
tween Grest Britain and F,auce. recent
slleaed remarks OF Mr.. Cham berlsin are
being given side publicity. It's said lh'
Minister for the Colonies. in the course o.
. conversation on The steamship Majestic
declared that var with France Was 10
eviisble sometime 10 the future. and
misnr Is we'll come nov ~ n any time.
Mr.. Chen, berlsil IL said TO have added
tbs, there sre several disputes With France
which wsr slons will definitely settle,
Persons who sre supposed to know Mr..
Cham bsrl.ios views u nrst hand doubt
IL be would have committed himself 10
ihst manner. snd admit tina. there Is not
the iess, improbsbili.y inst the opinions
attributed by rnmor are sc.usiIy held by
him,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-10-27

The following notice we copy f.om tbt
Rumford Falls me Times:
"Evs l.. Howe. vile OF ]. @. Bacon sni
dsusbt OF Henry N. aud Nettie Howe
died 10 Hanover, Monday. October 10th
1898. aged % yesrs, II months. A loving
true hearted. unselfsh daughter. sister
and wife, she wss tie center OF the fam
y group the bright particular stal
around which the home life ciroled
Hardly had two years passed since bel
Wedding day, and her future seemed very
bright and full OF PR mise. and We are
left to wonder why the dear life should b.
so suddenly cut of and the home she had
sladdeDed 30 bereft, bat We know
Seine other world is glad to see
Our ttar that's gone away:
The light whose going makes our night
Makes someshere else day."
TO make others share her happiness
Was one OF her stropg chsrscteristics. end
her departure has brought sadness. mol
only to the immediate family, but 10 the
entire community. and TO vide circle oil
friends. many Of whom testified 10 thsii
love for her by their beautiful gifts Of
flowers.
And she Is just our loved one still
And loves us Dow no less;
tbs goesAwsy TO come again
To satch us and TO bless"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-10-27

Sometime belt week MsI. Gen. Wesley
Merritt aud MIss Laura williams. dang b
ter OF Normsn Willisms, erAnddsugbts,
OF )asss John Dean Cation, will be msr
lied 10 Loudon. Miss williams il nov 90
the Osmpsnis, enronie TO London With
her mother and brother. Normso willismr,
Jr. Gen Merritt will meet him Ut Liver
pool. scd then the ersot date and the de
tails OF the Wedding will be settled. The
cefemooy ~iIl be simple. Alter ,he mar
riase the 6eoersl aud his bride sill 40 Ia
Paris. aud their future plans depend go
iireiy on the course OF events with the
peace commission aud the seton OF the
War DEPARTMENT The General will re
msin 10 Paris uniii nego,istions are com
pl.ted.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-10-27

Allow . cough to run until II gets beyond
the reach Of medicine. They often say,
oh. /, will wear away, but in most cases
il will wear them sway. Could they be
induced TO try the successful medicine
called Kemps Bslssm, which 10 sold on 9
positive guarantee to cure. they wonld
Immediately see the excellent effect after
taking the first dose. Price % and BOO
Trial size free. AT sll drpeaiste.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-10-27

oae OF the unerring signs OF ns,ionsl
prosperity 10 the Increased st,sndsnce Of
car nIirsrsiiies. colleges, snd other edncs
lionsl instisutiona 10 nearly ell Of The
colleges Of the ooouhy ~hoss openins day
eoasrssaisiiors have come under notice
the freshnsn classes arc eoeonrssins &C s
10 some instances phenouiusliy large.
II 10 ncsssouhy. iuribanors. thai tie
heasessx aud penoasl gifts TO colleges
sntversliiss. AT galleries. libraries. and 10
charities have eeen Increasing OF late
yssra An spproHinsie and esrsi1liy pre-
pared exhibit shoss that the snous, con
infected lot these psrposa 10 1854 ~.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-10-27

The eorn,tslt. ssys the Gloucester
Times, vill no lonser be 90 ineum brace
10 the farmer. but under nss system oi
treatment will become . eommfrcisi SOD
manufacturing commodity oi high valoe.
A. result Of toe experiments Of the Msrs
den Devrlopmen, Company, paper. card
board aud newspaper stock Of the hoes,
quality ere pos being manufactured hon
oofu .htves. .pd the discovery is expected
TO revolutioti8i The paper mspufscturice
business OF tie eonntry.
How vide revolution the discovery
gill work msy be understood from the
statistics xbieh The daily newspapers Of
the q aited Ststes sIone can fornisb
Lsst year The daily presses slono consum
oil SIG $50 900 worth OF white paper manu-
fsciured from the wood pulp. This wac
but part Of The total consumption OF
cbe,p paper used by other publishine
and CON tnercIsi Institutions.
Nov that cornstalks can be utilized 10
stead Of pulp the cost OF psper will be
lsss. The discovery gives the United
States the supremacy In paper making,
because the Iodlan corn produced by
other countries lie but = drop ID the buck
@. OF the American harvest This coun
try will be ss much the home OF cheap
paper mskiBg ss 1t is nov OF cotton grow
ins. The psSspspers Of London, Paris
and Berlin will be forced 10 come aero 8
the Ala. ito to supply their presses. and
AmerlcI will then not only feed the world.
but furnish the essential to its daily read
inc.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-10-27

More than ivehiy million Tree samples
81 Dswiu's Witch H,Esl sslvs have heel
distributed by The mar uiseiurers Whs
better proof OF their eothdsnce ia
ito merits DO yoa usrii j
cures piles. burns, sesldr, cores. 10 th'
shortest space Of time. IN. Whipple
Manchester Cenifs; A. II. Peiubope
Manchester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-10-27

To The MaDchesler MaTbIe Company.
Whereas the annual rents for the years 1894,
on the fret day Of March in each OF said years,
according TO the terms OF contract or agree.
ment made and entered into by myself ss party
OF the first part and Herber T. Jennings OF Bay.
onne, New Jersey, party Of the second part, are
long since due and are siill unpaid. and more
than sixty days having elsps' since sad rentt
tecame due and whereas said lease or agree
ment was by said Herber, r. Jenuings duly Az
ssigned 10 said Manchester Marble Company !;
Nov. therefore. notice 10 hereby given to said
Manchester Ma'ble Company, Pursuant 10 the
H. rms OF said contract or agreement, o my In.
tontion 10 terminate said contract or agreement
because Of the non payment Of saiC annual rent
And said csntract or agreement will be term
mated by me on the 18th day Of December, 1893
Dated at Manchester, Vermont, this 3rd day o.
August, 1898
236w ID. II, DYER. Party OF the fret part.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-10-27

The Ftebeb tsoeniiy esp'sred tosn Ia
the appef Nile vslsy 10 sb'ch The In
sli.b are pasilas . vigorous protest. elsin
ias leflsdieslou 10 thai region: There h
dssset Of ser oos eompliesiions and pei
lsps ~.f ~ b9sb ,ldss ere 20 Tor obstipsls
sud gss.i. nsy side 9Th fnnce. Dol
Effort are btias made 70 eompfomise tb,
n.tsr. TIE Eoropeon powers are quit
M, 10 eoEs 10 .sr sooner or later ovs'
division 81 Territory 10 Africa aud As.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-10-27

called Grain o. 1t is delicious, sppetiz
ing. no 1rishing food drink TO take the
place OF coffee. Sold by ell groc RS and
liked by oil Who have used IL because
when properly prepared it tastes like the
finest coffee but is free from sll injuri ~
properties Grain 0 aids digestion and
strengthens the nerves. 1t is not stimu
liant bat health builder, and children
Is well ss sdults, can drink il with great
benefit. Costs al out IA as much ss col
fee. 10 and 25 cents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-10-27

One Miuute Cough Cure surprises pee
Pile by it's quick cures aud children may
take il in large quantities without tbt
least danger. 1t has won for itself tb'
best equation OF any preparation used
today for colds, group. tickling in tht
throat or obstinate coughs. J. Fl. WHIP
pie Manchester Centre; A II. Pettibone
Manchester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-10-27

G.. w. Clark. a former Rye0ate man,
has just returned from the K'ondke,
which be calls big transportation swir
die. sod that's oil there is 10 It," He bsi
tried il st an expense OF $1,000 and knowp,
He was there FIVE months, and discovered
no show for the ordinary man except tc
part With bis hard earnings.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-10-27

Fish end Game Commissio or Titcomt
has learned from postmssters throughout
u be state that 48 deer have been shot thu.
ar this season. George II. Woodward
and John Haley Of Shrewsb bury head the
list OF Vermont hunters. being credited
with shooting siI; their town has the
lsr sest list Of killed. the nm Der being 10
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-10-27

TIE Dsmocfsis claim that they vil
have . majority 10 the neIt House Of II.
pts~n,siiyes. bat The New York Hefsld
Which be. csreiuliy Investigated The eat
Iee,. th.oks the claim 10 no, we'll founded
Ibs Rsput liesus vii lose some districts
~ The east sod sonth bn. are likely to
ssi1 10 The wesi sbsre the popolisis aud
silver men hsye been losing ground. The
Republican nsioriis, secordius 10 the
Herslds esiimsias. will be largely reduc
ed bni not entirely wiped ont.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-10-27

TIE Legislature hss rssssd rery fsv hlll'
o. i.r ssd sSBs Of ssSsfsl ibitrsst A
good Esmt~F d bllls have been iniro3as
ID .Ss tsie,sd snd iron GOV 90 business
proni.ss lo be lively u the s,s.e bsuss
lnportAei railroad biIls tsvs been irire
asc~d. coo 10 sr,.ad tbs gsiisSd railroad
10 the C.asds line aud ons 70 reorgsbiEs
tie osaira ydnoai ro,d. Both mes
ssi~s srs ~ srtsi impoi,snes 10 The sisst,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-10-27

For broken surfaces, eores, insect bites
burns, skin diseases aud especially piles
there is one reliable remedy, DeWitts
Witch Hszsl SAlve. When you call for
DeWitls don1 accept counterieits OF
frauds. You will not be disappointed
With DeWiits Witch Hszal Sslve. J. Ii
Whipple. Manchester Centre: A, II. Pet
tibope, Manchester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-10-27

TIE ersrtr Osfmsr Enpuw 10 CO .
rsli io tie Holy Lpss. he hes slrrstr
s,iis.d u Cossisstisopls sEd bssE recsi'
"a 10 great s,sls by The sslass, II 10 bard
10 uSasrsisss ia.t vhs, ihs Emperor u
eu,iss ~ BY he psv cspaisr, bpi u u
nsos Eors ecHmssaibis thss vssias
vat sss pississ qurnh sab bis ssist
bufs,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-10-27

Fire us discovered early Tuesday
morning 10 the kaistt block, u Fair
haven. corner Of M.ib and Liberty streets,
The block sss destroyed. The stock 10
two stores. Wilson 4 Root. elothier,, and
the Boston Shoe store. wss badly dsmssed
by water, Loss sbont SIS. 900.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-10-27

hsvs been 10 states prison before this.
Major Psnsborn 10 native OF baiiinsior
snd . graduate Of the Usivsrsiiy Of Vel
mont tie has bcsn engaged 10 ihe nsvs
paper business 10 Jersey CITY many YEAR,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-10-27

Gen, Rash @. Hawkins OF New York hss
donated 1920 books and pamphlets relst
ing TO the civil var 10 the University Of
Vermont. They were collected BY him
during and after the war and contain .
large fund oil valuable Information.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-10-27

The Grand Isle electric rsilroAd will
drop the matter Of obtaining an entrance
into Burlington. An electric road
through the islsr DIS to Albureh and down
the lake shor trough Swsnton to St.
Adams Bay and city is now being talked
nm
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-10-27

wtsa Mr.. wsshinsion gsss srpfessios
10 ibsss sords TIE q osi istefes,iss iesiHre
81 The svstiss eoru,fed. The sndiorcc
ross sad ehssreA 10 The sohr. shile prsi
ssui MeKiplsy, sisnding 10 bic boz 20
ksowlesgsa by rrresisd eoxa The con
pIiEnp, q The cooree nrstnr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-10-27

You invite disappointment when you eI
pertinent DeWrts Little Early Rsers
are pleasant, easy, thorough little pills.
They cure coDstip ition and sick headache
inst % sure ss you take them. J. d.
Whipple. Manchester, Centre; A. Fl. Pet
tibone. Msnchestrr. D. pot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-10-27
Chr WanfbrsifI Jcurua!

THURSDAY. OCTOBER ~. is2s.
De. sIM0xps. Editor and proprss,ef
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-09-26
$500 Reward SIoo.

The readers of.this paper will be
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one dreaded disease that science has
been able TO cure In all its stages, and
that is catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure known TO the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
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nature In doing It's work. The pro-
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fails 70 cure. Send for list OF testl-
monials.
Address, f. j. CHENEY & Co,
c Toledo, D.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-09-26
PHILIPPINES
Recognition Of BeIIigerency and
independence Asked.
Agent Of the Insurgent Leader Is
Carrying His Masters
Message TO Europe.

The Chicago Tribune special from
Manila dated August 30, via San
Francisco says:
Aguinaldo and his chiefs haye made
plea TO the powers for recognition OF
belligerency and independence. An
goncillo, his agent, who was passen-
ger on the steamer China, is on his
way 70 Europe TO submit the question
TO foreign arbitration. Before pro-
ceeding to Europe, Angoncfllo will
stop In Washington and attempt to
impress the administration with his
appeal. No mention OF the United
States nor any American force Is made
in the document which he carries.
The appeal Is as follows:
ITO the foreign powers:
"The revolutionary government OF
the Philippines, which was consti-
tuted according 10 the scheme ex-
planned In the proclamation dated
June 20, In which the true causes OF
tn PHILIPPINE revolution were set forth,
has demonstrated that this popular
movement is due TO the unanimous
desire for lust laws bya people who
aspire TO progress aud perfection,
which can only be obtained by one
road, to liberty.
"This revolution actually domi-
mates the provinces OF Cavlte, Ban
tangas, Mlndoro, Bulacan, Bantam,
Pampanga, Nueyaeclja, Tarllc, Pan
ga>lnan, Infanta Zambales and the
capital city of Manila, In tQes9 pro-
vinces there reign good order and per-
feet tranquility, laws are admins
tered by authorities who were elected