Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-12-06


"o.eu " ih"he con',"c,s earl! IN the year
~ "'nior u we pest I"ahty that can
o ", cpt"'i,eu III 'h's couhtr! ior the Name
INV anu NiisSuu'l' anu tiint 'ne provision
vi 'he "e' Vi '"rch %, do'o' h'hiting the
prev VI "inior " Fooo per Ton ne re-
"'o' eu'
:, CONCERNING pensions the Presiaeht nnns
,ii"' 'he pviS'n roii on June oo' Iooo'
ii"ii,pe.e" n'i''l"' ana tlie hummer huu-
w 'u''"S 'i,e 'o"r WIS 1o'on ~, 'ne mum
n ~, u'opleu p''ls 7'' i'o' Inc amount
ulen"iHe" iof arm! anu Ky! p'ilsionS
'"i.nN Tue N'nr was Hi"o'o',''"'-'''''
"hich was 1l'ooi'foi.ol less thah the
sum u Tue appropriations IL" recon-
''''i"n 'I'"' III ol"'r W hl"he thc pl"c-
.i'e VI we uti'". ih."' ~. an ''i'''S UNI
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", wv ,'1c''o'i 'n'' VIZ hoiio'" az; "''
~" WV ",.'u"' VI i'''o'ic n''"t''
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"".' i""ul saw" .,TL v, NV 'ton VIA" f'''
p "',''.' sdn '''n' i''''s "'''"'
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lllh flilIlfliNH WAR.
President Mckinley dcvotcs ten type
written pages to the war in the Philip
pines. He rcctos how the islands came
to the Tntcl States by the terms Of the
treaty with Spain and says that he has
every reason to believe that this trans
fer of sovereignty was in accordance
with the wishes and aspirations of the
great mass of the Filipino people. He
says that no opportunity was lost of as
inc DpDnlp or inc island OF
ardent desire for th'lr Wellare ana OF the
'l'tn.nn ~ :'''s s"l''n ,,'en' .l =" "" eN
Wy '''''rI1 rsl'" ~ "o '''i ,.r' 'e'' ~
philinpine commissioners and then saws:
but before their arrival at Manila the
sinister ambition of few leaders of the
! I1ilipinos had created a situation full of
embarrassment for us and most grievors
in its consequences to themselves" He
refers to the report of the commission to
show that the claim of the rebel leader
that he was promised independence in
return for his assistance has no founda-
ton in fact.
"No sooner had our army captured
Manila." says the president, ethan the
Filipno forces began to assume an att-
tutle of suspicion and hostility which the
utmost efforts of our officers and troops
were unable to dsarm or modify. Their
kindness and forbearance were taken as
proof of cowardicc. The aggressions
of the Ifilipinos continually increased
until finally, Just before the time set by
the senate of the United States for a
vote upon the treaty, an attack. evidently
prepared in advance, was made all along
the American line, which resulted in a
Il r,,,ti,-n onI
pulse of the insurgents"
rr1E 1HSIrRcE\T pROCLANA-
TION.
.
PRESIDENT McNi'lieS lnen qu1tes iion'
the insursent proclaill"l.on H.. wnicn eon,
tehlpiaiea 'he 'i'"Ss"eir ~ VIZ nt:
III N"nila' ol "n''n +ont ~ T.. nIn[,,aIai
that loF narp''o"s 1ii'.n' II - un'l''''.eI'
III modern 'ih'eS' ne 'nel, QUOTES a. iol,
lows from the report Vi 'ne coiiililissto,'
sent 10 'he lhlHpp'h's' III w, miii'i Wv. i9 W.
lowing WORDS were uSeo' IL - n'' " ~ i,
c"h'eiNeu VI '1at any .i''ti .'''l' ,T noie'
nave sahctlohed the surreli'ler VI MAMMA
10 'ile llie''' svh's ~, ,,,'. ,,:,:.';
other hatlonS ANA 10 'ile 1iienu'. "'i''-
nos aiu 10 oui s'i'e' anu o"i n"s w
manded that force shoulo pe met pH
force. ha'eVer tle la'uie vi 'he l M
lpplnes may pe' 'hefe Is no COURSE ol'e'i
10 us now except lhe ptosee'.io, ,.. u 'a ~
war uitii 'i'' nv ,iia"' ''.ii.' ":' =: " .ho
.,i. .,'a',a +;,,,o ,,;nco
OPINION 'ii't 'ieie mas ',,eii nv ''iiiN ',i,
tne urs'.u,'ip'i VI 'i'V 'p..iSl ~ IT,
| ny Au.hiia! b,"'! nv !. =" 80 H.
10 WIN Ml'h'l.M W. ioe as,Il ~,
lsi'liios el'hef Mitn noiio. ~ o,,A "
| Will safely " my ii'""''''A'''
i ne pTesio.h' 'i''i' 49,
Inc course mus oi'"iis ''''i nv, ,"'
| been ulli'lleiihSN pun ueo' :, nv 'e"''
hon must NE put uoNn' ONii Eu.Ii II,
ment callilot pe lilo,o"Si,!S ee'n"''si.eu
nntll order Is reS'oreo' WIN ue. W.
ana Gaiiali'rs "o''n' VI US ''''', " '''"'.'
history me army AMY ana lo!"i'! assist
ed by the navy mas c"irieo vi this u'i'
welcome pu, '"'s' i'si'''''s ~, nl''i-
win lcniN NcserNeu s"'eese' i!e n'"',
sell sacf'iice WIN "hi.i o''i e"'o'Ii anu
sailors WHOSE terms v, SCI ,',e r'"'' - ~.
ed ''I"se" ~ N"'' .''' w. .n,'
rlGll. 10 return '"lii' 80 'o"7 80 Ivy wv" e. -,
ne'i'o az '"r l'".u r'l ,,t,,o ,a'l
briGh'cs' i"E's ~ o''' "''.i"'' .'.it,'', :,
tfeir ol'''"''''' ''1 w.. ''' ''' -,
1'fr"p.e" "'''' ,"v .:'I' ~ ', " I',r,tion
ION OF "'i"Hu'i 'r " ,n.. ~ wa,
VIC! nave s"'"su s'ou''u 'seuA' -
cry olfectioh anu no" iooh loi "iu .,;.
'ldehtly 10 speedy coilp'e'ion VI 'Ne''
Task.
me UNI" WI '''''e W ';.,, ,,,,.o
''Nt t ~" "'," ,,,';,,o1 ,o interrnrn With the
equally important work of reconstruction.
Again | invite your attention TO the re-
port of the commissioners for the inter-
rsting and encouraging details or the
| work air ,ady ACCOMPLISHED in the oStab-