The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-07-11

ARE TWO VIEWS.
0ilisls Valy On Situation IN
PHILIPPINES.
IIE ADMINISTRATION PLAN
Fesse 10 Be decreased Many Organizations
voisa,eer -Enlistmeat-Boys Com.
Ing Home.
OPPOSITE VIEWS.

OPPOSITE VIEWS.
MANILA, June % tvia Hongkong,
June 3O).-Two opposite views of the
Philippine situation are held by those
persons who have followed the Amer
lean campaign with close attention.
First is the official military view. Ac-
cording TO this the situation Is now
well in hand and the campaign has
been as successful as possible. The ma
tiyes are tired of the insurrection and
are more friendly toward the Ameri-
cans than toward the insurgents. The
insurgent army is made up almost en-
tirely of brigands, who can no longer
be held together by their leaders. War
will soon be over, it is declared, If the
wet season holds of.
The force of troops now on hand is
sufficient for any emergency. Business
is picking up.
The second view, which is held by
the military men in the field and lead
ing thinkers, Is that as the ability OF
our troops to drive the insurgents at
will having been proved the suppress
sion of the insurrection depends upon
the ability of the men in authority to
cope with the situation and not upon
mnxzhhg the american pess' mona
Inc ou.iooh anS,, 80 tho
siooniy ioi thI spe.'' -
war thah ever peioie' -. o.ou o
ma.ns IaIus 'n.o ,,,tm smo tuinna,,' na,ivos
w.aWins, n,,,u,;na ;ns,,rgon,s
AZ '.e ne a,,ano,a re n"nriation
nan .en'eu .ia,I,' ~ ,a wnaran tbe In.
,, on. ~
s"Iseh's' A.. ,,,,,,.,.o,,,, a.,
he Vi .a - ,ano,'rna, ara not
sun Soou aTroS anu S"'''
s'1"uy ,,,o,, ,ho u,or
WIN VIZ s,,i',, pea. .r anu,innn iraaG. ;.
WIN 'he nj ri',p'no9 ,,. " o,i,aI =, ,anir,,
nl.ei.. nu Gn', y; aarrison ~, ,bc I'M,
nortant towns. TO do this more than
twice the NUMBER vi uoops ".eaus
mere Ilciuulns ''iun,eS i,,a,, 20 ,nnni
ATy, WIN se'e'"' VI
ed cavalry! s.,ou,.
Noh,conipa,ants a,e mo ~ .
toward the ihsurseh.s 'nan .Ema .ho
americans on a.Soun. ,, '
petty tyranny y, .ne s .,,,, nnma,,
insursen. ouua % az . 49,,
ton vi s'hi''"' ''o'"''' "~'' " '"' '''
men.
~ HAVE ihoorS'
WASHINGTON. June 3O-The first
orders were issued today for recruiting
the troops under the clause authorizing
the enlistment of $4,000 men. The
order contemplates enlisting men for
three skeleton regiments in the Phil
inpines Recruiting officers have been
instrncted TO enlist men with this
understanding.
One of the members OF the Cabinet,
sneaking in connection with the cam
naiyn in the philipnines said tonight:
.The president has given Gen. Otis to
understand that he is to have all the
men necessary in the conduct of oper-
ntions against the insurgents"
,,a,, 80,
DlSPosilloN of MEN
WASHINGTON, June 29,-The War
nffars NJ volunteers who want to 90 to
Tho phi,irnines and take n hand In end
inc ,ha insnrrection there II is esti-
mated that 100 O0O men have rendered
tha;r saryicas IN the Government and
that a force os that size is available
Tor Immediate service None of the or
yapiyation offers are to he accented,
hut additional men win he enlisted in
Siv;Smal,v
The nian of the department is to
Give Otis a fiehting force of 10000
troo,s rbis force will he exclusive
-, trnors nncded m parrison towns and
na,;oo ni,;as n viii also he exclusive
- ,nen IN ,ha boSn;taIs and men untit
o., anti,,n arvina II 10 necessary IN
no M ~ y, au tines a reoimant or troons
nv t,,,r ~ ~ ,ha oi,y os Manil, several
on uu.s AZ .ne re- ans;"nad 70 Tho nrn.