Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-09-11

IlgWRE "a f.a 10. l..
~ .,t,.,' ~, w tiuc'eu ny me 1o maze
the pbillnnines tbot s.o,,td -. ,,~t.,iI., ~
naintain lhcjr carso In ,ba ,,',,,n,' ~ w.
replied under d.tn ~, - ,ono ..tI Nv
acted accordt,r t .,",,tY .',,'
Instructions fron, tbo Ln,,,,nt, ~ 49,,
entered into po nIii,nco rtfh ~ r,s,,s
gents. or with nnv fnntion nut s,,,,.,,.a,,
can rcduce tha dSfonsas a. ,ta,,iii, at 49,,
mo,neut hut If Il, aa,,,,.5 80. - IN
the arrival NJ .na,oinnt c.n,n
forces TO rnt,in ,,,,s,n,,to,, :,
In the renort az th 49, r,hu,, -
mission submitted nm Nav . tsuo "A.
miral Dewey nnc of t,s ,,,,,,i,o,s s.,,
"No alliance Of an, ,,i,,,, ,r,,,, ,,,..,,1 i,.,.
with Aguinnldo. nor v,ns tp, nron,iso af IL,
dependpnca made to hin, az a,,,, IN, -
conor.I ,t,. W NM "' any tinle'
pines On Julr 81 ,e1o IVY ~ wv niiip mp
Admiral Dewey to ,hn ro,.ar,',,,,,4 at
Washington snid. ,,tar.,.t a,,si,.ad 'o.o
day Situation is most nr,,,cni ~ >ioniila
The Spanish may su,rondcr az o,,,, ,nn,nnrt
Merlitt's most Jitin,,it ,roi.ta,,, ,,i ho
how to deal with tho insur,,onts rpdar
Aguinaldo. who have hacomn oggrossi,o n
and even thrcoteniny toward an. a,.,,,,. ;,
Here is revcnIed tho sni,it a. tha trs.
gents as early as JuIv 1sos heforo tbn ,,,o.
tocol was signod n.h,,a m ,,.,.a t,i ar
gagged in active war with snnin Econ
then the insurgant. ,vera tbra,tan;n,, nnr
army
On Aug. 13 NnniIIa was contrred opa
of this and s,tbsanunnt oyon+s tba pbiiin
pine commission saws: when tho citv of
Manila was taken Auc IA tho riliuipos
took no part in the attach bnt came foI.
rowing III with view TO lOoting the city.
anu @ meie ohN prevented from doing so by
E nr,,t,'a'I preventing them rom entering.
to oc",,,,U ,ha t,,''leu n, 'hht ne nau 'he risht
aroi ,,n,,. ,H. wy ne ueinanueu oil zen
go ili't .he paiace OF Malacahan Tor
- "n" ,he ceSsloh OF all the churches
ta,", s, "'So that part OF the money
.,,s,,,s I'm 'ne opahlarus us spoiis OF war
sho,,id ~, ni,t" up "nu uooEe an Iha' ne
nr,snno,y e'n" ~ tne ain's Vi the spanish
frsa1, hi 'hese uenl"hus were re-
C
,.ho r.n '''i''' 'roehe anu anderson,
nnr ono,,',.,' -, v'''li'''nu u, .ne peglnhiis OF
N,n,Il ,nu ul'li 'ne SURRENDER Vi
n,i.I ,i - t""t 'nere WIS no ailiahce
w th Insurgents, ana no promise 10
~ 1o"o hlu.penueh'e' oh aug.
~. t, t", heiii't was instructed
N,nit, .,,h ., " nv Jo'i' otsup"''oh vi
dnrsnn ,,nIa ne I"""' Srn'S' "enel"i @ An
that "n"ei ua'e Vi req ~ i"o"' says
tn.aan ,1Ip p'r'l' at the we" oe
ia,1or ,,a ,, IVY anu 'ne insurseht
-, '''" 'H'' III tnIS interview h"nlral
o,, Ill ~" p'ot'iees "h''eN'r. ne
~ e 'Aeuillaluo) aShed me II my
government was going to recognize his gov
ernment. answered that | was there
49, -, 'i,'''",S e"p"'i!' 'h"t couiu
l had no authority to do So"
S ~
Nv
""u,u "ot oui auversarles nave sent
De"'' "ee' ~ h"iiiiia 10 capture ana de-
s'ioS .ne npahish sea power there, or, dis
pu'enhs = ~ mere wonlu they nave with
.nr ut""n 49, ~ aller .ne destruction OF the span
t1n ne "mu H. .he i'tter, "nlther would
10y n'e ulrrcteu ~ 10 saili Whefe coulu
hnNe gone "nat port In the orient
demn the evnedi,inn undor tba no,,,,,,an,
of General Merritt to strnnytbnn Dewey in
the distant ocean and assist in hur fri.
umph over Spnin. with which notion wa
were at war? Was If not our biobest dutv
to strike Spain at every yuInerabIe noint
that the war might he successfullv con.
cuded at the earliest nrocticabIe moment
And was 1t not our duty TO protect tbe
lives and property of those who came with
In our control by the fortunes of war,
Could we have come AWAY at anv' tiuo b..
tween May ]. 1898. and the conclusiou or
| peace without n stain unon our good name .
| Could we have come away without dis.
| honor at any time after the ratification NJ
| the peace treaty by the Senate of tho INIT.
| ed StatesY
There has been no time since the destrnc.