The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-26
AGUINALDO
Wants 20 Quit the War and BE =
come Civilized.

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/ SEES York oct G.-A sreclai io ne
World fr3m Washington siy
senior Antonio Reridor Oow in Lon.
ion. All sail for the United states wuith.
IN three weeks and az "a fuiiy accredited
representative of Agulnaido. viii present
% President Mckinley new terms for end.
irg hostillt.s and reconstructing the gov.
ornment OF the ISLANDS The comins of
ttc rapr tentative o. kept a cilse .ccrst
by ths admlniairation but from hirh
authority the World correspondent ietrn4
thti thesr are the exact terms thst
Aguinaido desires
Absolute free trade between fhs rrt
ted States and The Philippine Islands. car.
ryinz 9Th % the fullest commercial favor
hatWoen the tao countries
Religious freedom. ls naw EXISTS an.
der ffs government OF Agulnaido. the
same being concession made by him 10
che wishes 90 the United sates.
coaiirs stations Tor tho United states
UPON an important islands si 90, arch.
ipelhgo. % be selected by tha United sta
go and cedcd outright forA.r by the
Philippine This would iaclude Manila
military reservations ai Manila ITO.
10. Fanay. Mindoroa. Nezros Masbste
etmar. Mindonca and such other Islands
as may b. determined upon IS both gov
ernmenti
o-rhe employment Of United States
officials IN the customs and an other
internal branches 60 BE- sele-ied by the
United states and pail by the Filipino
government
6-1he Introduction ~ ths American
police system
THE establishment of "a judiciary
as now exists n ths ISLAND % Cuba
S-The reconstruction 90 the entire
Filipino government upon lines al near
~ consistent with those prescribed by
she constitution ~ the United states
and adapted 90 the requirements of the
natives
Recognition of the Filipino govern
ment ns an Independent c3ublic under
O. prDtectorafe of the Cn.e1 States
SENIOR Reg.dor wiu havo pleaipoten
tiarv r1wers 90 trent with che United
States government upon an 20 these
points n order Co reach an agreement
by which hDstutles may cease.
senor zldor will ho ttc most lmpor-
a1t political cmIs.ary over sent o. the
vnt.i states hy che rnpinos. He viii
have fn1re power than Aroncuio. who
wa summariy driven out of washing
ton after presenting % memorial to con-
gnst which was notable alone Tor iis
inliscreet attack upon thc United States .
senor ReEidor WIZ rcproscrt Agulnaldo
himself Rcsilor Or said to be man of
grett sbity and iearnins having had a
iprr experience ln Eurapaln diplomatic
Circles.
rhe Filipino government tls bod n1
representation bore since faa u1rahmenf
of Asoncnlo nut the lmu.tt-.Ul s hnt
tsen nly informed of tae lemlnIa of
hrunalJo lnd hIa ldF Ir1ggl .ne
Nnlt.tCs of General Otf rnI ts. se.ret
service maintained hr t.. country n
H
mHt ntrr .U-
m1uf.i 0i honor sholl hler be arrlns- .
ei ty y4ar state the homo oE Admiral .
s1mr ln n recognition ~ fHe valuable .
1ui cor.plclou services rendered -he
country n .he war with SPAIN"
Secretary long in DTS ie.t.r sad fhat .
public business required ha presence at t
Waahingio e. Fii furthav
"i beg fo cNpr fs wy hearty ap1ueta- f
flon of fhe deserved h0uor which la|
lonr Admiral slmpaon H- WnF entsu Goa I
Win the most onerous ari, rsp7nsIh's T
duties during the war anl ls entitled 20 /
the Highest crcdt Tor the consummaio I
and auCco.au ul manner in which 1e t.s-
cargei them
A. Governor vooheers closed the en- /
tnuon speech ana the Admiral I'd o.
respond. AN 'hc naval oficerss s,ross and /
Joined heartily in the cheers for the Az !
mlrai which we're proposed by admiral |
Philip
When the presentation ceremonies were
over ADMIRAL Sampson wa grasped by
the hand by The naval oi1icera and then |
shook hands with the state Officers pnd
members OF the legislature Following
this he heh "a reception In the executive
chsubers, vher De shook hands with an
who called 20 pas their respects