The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-11

duction o: United States troops.
WE'RE THE TAGALs IN CONTROL.
" Turning islands over % the cotere
/ OF Tssalog politicians VIII blight far
! prospects OF enormous improvement;
i drive out capital; make lie and prop
| erty. secular and religious. most Insecure;
Danish. by fear OF cruel prescription. con-
! siderable body OF conservative Fiiipinos
4 who have aided Americans. in we'll
/ founded belief that their people are now
/ TT for self-government ana re-inrroduce
I the same Oppression and corruption
/ which existed In all provinces under Ma
| lolos insurgent government during the
4 eight months OF its control. The result
/ viii be fsctional strife between jealous
! leaders. chaos and anarchy. and VIII re-
/ quIre and justify active intervention Of
/ our government or some other
| Business interrupted BY war much I'M
! proved as peace extends
MANILA THE GREAT PORT"
TN Negroes more sugar in cultivation
! than ever before. New forestry reg1la-
tons give impetus to timber trade and
reduce high price Of lumber The Gus
, cent greater than ever IN Spanish his
| tory, and August collections show fur
/ Their increase. The total revenue for
same period one-third greater than IN
any quarter under Spain, though cedula
| tax, chief source OF Spanish revenue.
! practically abolished. Economy and e.
/ ficiency OF military government have
created surplus fund OF six million dol
lars which should be expended in much
needed public works. notably improve
ment Of Manila harbor. With
proper tariff and facilities Manila will
become great port Of Orient
TAXES AND CIVIL, SERVICE.
1.-The commission IS confident that by
a Judicious customs law. reasonable hand
tax and proper corporation franchise tax.
imposition Of no greater rate than that
in average American states, will give
less annoyance and. with peace. will pro-
duce revenues sufficient 70 pay the ex-
penses OF efficient government including
militia and constabuiary. They are pre-
pairing a stringent civil service law Civ
ing equal opportunity 70 Filip.nos and
Americ3ns. with preferences for former
where qualifications are equal. 70 enter
at lowest rank ard by promotion reach
head OF department Forty-fve
miles OF railroad extension under nsgo-
tiation VIII give access 20 a large prov
ince rich in valuable minerals. a mile
high. with strictly temperate climate .
Railroad construction viii give
employment 70 many and communication
win furnish market to vast stretches OF
rich agricultural lands.
THE CALL FOR TEACHERS.
They report that there are calls from
all parts OF the Islands fo- public school
supplies and English teachers. greater
than the commission can provide until
a comprehensive school system Is organ
ICED. Night schools for teaching Eng
lish TO adults are being established IN re-
Spouse to popular demand. Native chill
dren show aptitude in learning English.
| Spanish IS spoken by a small fraction %
people and in few years the msiurn Of
communication in the courts. public q
fees and between different tribes will be
English; creation Of central government
within eighteen months, under which
substantially all rights described in the
bin ot rights In The federal constitution
are to Be secured 20 the people % the
Philippines. VIII bring 70 them coute1+-
ment, prosperity. education and political
enlightenment
ALL FOR THE NATIVES GOOD.
This shows 20 ny countrynen what
has been and is being done TO bring the
Benefits OF liberty and good government
20 these wards OF the nation. Every e.
fort has been directed 20 their peace and
prosperity. the3r advancement and we'll
being. not for cur ACKNOWLEDGMENT nor
for pride Of might. nor FOR trade or com
merce. not FOR exploitation. but for hu-
rnanity and civilization. and for ire pro
lection Of the vast majority OF the pop
ulatton.
THERE WAS no ALLIANCE
Nobody who win avaii himself q the
facts VIII longer hold that there waE any
alliance between our soldier and the IN
surEsnts, q that an pro-, s. II inds-
rendence vas made % them Escug b.
fore their ieader had reached Manila
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the American navy vculd give them
arms With which 20 hzht the Spanish
army they would later turn upon us.
which TREY I'D nEr6sroIsly. ana Titi1sut
the SHADOW os caues or Justification.
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