Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-04
AS To THE PHILIPPINES,

s arser,o of Havana, that had a great influence in changing h policy # our
hMfs years. nan nas baea a e,h Mast n nd West We s Indies , The history Of these tive Ind a
u ywnn z ts nstory of an imlar period in the past The uterances Of
tne aue1 oa sssor I'd that, can be referred to with greater accuracy thai can
w so st msny :. Of st III %se aspiring politicians of our W land. nay. een of y
a a't ths aw of h %, islands. Dt they can not remember their " delight
tan af W., from rom the lands that looked with hop for he permanen proeo-
memory "A sa Of .a M Ds et v ws citizens, THE oser pms,ss. Of t, the i. PHILIPPINE. .ssa xs and the defective Elective
Admiral Dewey rSS s saed nn neos the sn sssbo q q of Nh sisa a1s' a nd snaihn nss,' TIL ne ss1en 81
Islands we're ocenniss 1e ew ,i e"caa q IAN s force was was emf TO- ,opera IN tn
manent occupation Ss .en, taeT he 0d isn sossrn n% tn n u psepe s tsn hoped no. d. f srn the pr,
n ppann tyranny tyranny and that tn American people would lot lose from tir.
ope, rns si, as nau vas complicated from h beginning by the vo-eaued CO..
eorts, of e off na aas F satheredd by Aesina 1 h spread abroad III
united ID s stases Ss. remembered s%r%ns red that, that f n%n the 1s, beginning gin nnt tn government err, men , Of the
to prre sent" a resn " of snsra pSve1 r Of s smt or ra he ii ts1snas m , At tne anne ne time time
thu s ~nt n Of the sd naval station had rendered it necessary yin prosecution Of
the S~s Sh purpose spa,n to Of s sa%u "a arT he of re Sssapshe on to he the sna philippines pnmsr for or
session q tbs unted States. h@ had "%e eneral 'I Merritt m" te p pr S@1
order continued. of the omma ans "a Of the R%@t expedition tic VIM mn ne sas au UPON s are
faction %ms an "a u tnem, 'h hst people ,o nsot ef the 9sep ph I'M ans n %ms upon ON tn n party srt,oo or
actve aid lid or Or h hona psn nhmisa m ren agsrase r1g wn AL ap persons who w, either he by
5npgGrt and protection. Our occupation should b as free ron severity a
1887 The ss ysya day . tnss this s, order csx Of he 5%sa e Nv as IS, announce our n,s aay T.
allowed t%i lana a m ors 81 sv at n my a"f nus 4 s IA" p en- Aamsal to oeM aag Was
promise Whatever. i The mnt a day TO th ae ar mva%'e of al Agui hy am No the ns sce ny my
l low.' Ut IN" i ss aesrea Of the w and from him ann word al received as fol-,
the Islands that tav wou nd' incur ' nanisty ~' ma int hnS tnsre su or a the faf fatnre in
O. sm m VI ms, g. -, admiral Dewey cabhdi in reply: Il hay entered lnon no ALI
sns ois of sua at msn Uat st IT m0 9esess to- retain ret ais ep posssssis useless until the
the Z rhI Hp5ast e ss minHa w ssm essss'e q a AN sf ' nsss sna o snsssqe oss. sssnts
em' Of mamma Mamma wa as0 tsksn or %Gl Ssn q, n he een Fiptn Dsn1 3got ny gs p awhs ZEN he
prevented ID" from cme aone an h IN with with ,a a o" n o1 io0tng the hsa city an, nd we're snG NIL
Of General i Meerrstat a e'pa all "a a M a eanan '0 f os'n ni%se ehe s ay; tn e e asmande Cd
spaniar ds' as spe al "anV war; a shou Id De e x Rs S np am ae ons san. X that hea ho h
De f Il IS ,m 1s asms e of the the , Spanish prisoners sesa t. .oon,. -.
ssss s% y hi" a% %esi IN = I 1ss seaasss ts by s so 1'1'ssas1 hat ss sse s a1 ss bad 's ss.s.
t mer T4u pie os' th eyer sov esn sssa y to f symp sse ses %ah s ssr essiFa % 20 auss easn, 81
any faction, of the makeup n purposes of which it could no have fullest
aae nns, s9 s~ wss tss tor s1 ss ss se and s so snsss;ts so our xs ws Sssvs t , sg T t%s. was
and eo' mn san @ass A sneT shat s ma wh pos II Ta Of ts %ya esa1 ase1 thsm st
e @sea nsef frm ,0 tne anS Msh N fornsr enemies rs as1, tn ne s spsndsa A. to td drive p, te I'm,
s eminent en a of tn 2 Ph hsis1 aats %a so%ss o Of sse P eS 1Ms sms nd a hsr@stas % geo eay1
tita % st ssss. om assnsr and a1 to snssa %e tn in tho iem ppssae at nGn %as Ms ssntu re by BY
OF of the o Prsstdsat to n se easns to nh sn 'st se t fs ss tns1 TIN TN o asspe e 1e tts s a he e sienss
sapa eeyen a s ess ued $50 for n Asn not dos sastn am snosn o. ans1sn,d its - aa auth Or
ss pa saa a that x Here r sasw what as Aguina'ao wrote se to So General all lRa ao,r The 1l letter Ma
sha} vs st HI aovngnn of nsanmni in these the s islands: I am informed med
T TiSpt 5o m rsnun this aaS 1sa so, 1s to join ann %s n proclaim r a confederation fed ATTIC ,s Of the
fr s1aot he comm paa1 a%y, % un" sm = 5 ; a p4 tsasgs. ten Se ute1nasnnff-ssss 9sgs T sss
s fo aar pq nz s he co ~,sezs' t Sm be v srpp p@as to by : Us sa ss t sey spa'n nn1 w ns esss
S S2e an s. w &eu f~ ~sa svs sa a n : ases "aas Of 81 ts ss's asa "a de- n ph espsesny "a til T ae sisr sfss
aA' The % str Strained %' Citations %a s sssr ee' A as an%' anmd, % se american forces, when
s satt N s s son s 9 snrp n.ta n sh see ess typ If t sns sss%s have se sssn s esmp ss sas rs fs;
a s snev sss as a 15 'sss sSsn sn ins e esss sa 'e sen saspsas; p sst ss Of '9 as issass
aaa as Tsaa s ave t a@s' s ss %Ss = e sts sst %s so q 1%s%ss sSsn a q a ss s%s:
s ssss:: ssa. ss ~ ass ssaass; s sss"ss:s ,. N tn: mn ss'H s + ts ss; ssnss,; ito ,s ,S Sa'ss
by IN t ss s's" ass psstg: sas s sssasn ss' a the %sa snssss's "M :5s: sss.s 5s' . 'n sso as:nss
sensation in the United States. Mr.. Bryan nounc himself decidedly opposed
to thu imperial policy of the government n shows tn danger in which Amer
lean institutions viii be placed by this entirely new ambition for colonization.
To place thu AmeIcany yoke on millions of natives who wish to be free, 100000
men will he needed. A great popular meeting was held in New York o n Febru-
ssslsssa t a srsst meeting At Dsnvss h he United States Dull lot insa-
tWet he colonial policy" .EF t y
The same paperin October 1899. published a signed manifesto from Agui-
naldo in which, he's said: 1--WE ASK God that he nay gran triumph of the demo-
s %sass R~ ts d hns ssa sd sseadss she g Philippines aas sseaen and nd that i hmpe aa 1s n9 %s c sse
from it's mad idea of subduing us with it's arms.
Such examples might be multiplied but here is n o use in citing more.
Enough havebeeng ven to show that insurrecion in THE Philippines to-dayis
kept alive only from the hopes that w their origin to thu largely thoughtess
talk of he democratic papers n speakers. Talk tina is the more inexcusabe
from this fat that even in the remote possibility of the election of Mr.. Bryan.
his W importers recognize tina peace must he restored by force in thu
islands before thought OF Independence O. even local sef-government car
be considered. he republican pan is to establish order in the islands and to
grant the control of affairs to the natives al rapidly as they show themselves