The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18

Of representatives, promises to whtch IN
| Commissioners Themselves did not CIV
credit, although some of them though
that the money should be taken IN orueI
to get IL on, of the spanish Treasury ah'
~ a contribution from the Ftlipinos
AouiSALpo's REPLY
Il thanked the COMMISSIONER for 'ne''
frankness and sincerity, and told them 70
return peacefully and Ia report To th"se
who had sent them that they had not os-h
received on account of their lack OF crr-
denti.ls, bu, even u they had had them
from What they had -..en and heard rom
other revolutionists, Don Emilio Aguinaido
would not .ct-pt their PROPOSITION OF su-
,onony tSsaure the Filipino people hau
sufficient wisdom and intelligence 10 gov
cru themselves and were tired OF being
m~artyrized by the abuses Of foreign power
For this reason they desired nothing
but their Independence. and h SpahiaruS
could he prepared TO defend their soN-
er~ignty. for the Filipino army would ATTACK
them strongly and pcr-is,en'iy' even 10
the taking Of Manila.
At the same time ] charged the Tom
mis-ioners that they should say Ia No'a-
leila that he VA. committing very many
abuses in tho exercise Of his high Once.
tina, hi. conduct was contrary to the pre-
c-p,s Of the Supreme poutin. and II he did
not mend his ways he would oblise me 10
publish certain things that would MI MN
with shame
heard or a PLOT tn KILL hin
.ror I knew that he and Ausustin had
~nm,..,on.d ,ou, Carm.n. and Ave yrench
ma, % ......,,a,e m. under thu mistaken
non. M aoub, ,h., I bsins dead ,h. Yili-
n,ro n~ople would submit, TRANQUILITY To the
.o-y.,.,.n,v ~ m. spaniari.: ts,, ,hi. was
m. .re.,s., error for N I had been a.-a..i-
,.,.d IN. F;,,nino peop,e would have ron
,,r,cd ,h. revolution with greater warmth.
and other men would have risen TO aven re
NV death.
TN. commission .,k.d m. whs, con-
di,ion. IN. United state, would impo.e and
wh., advantage. they would give 10 the
Filipino.. | replied that il was difficult
to say in view Of the promise | had given
10 maintain secrecy concerning the terms OF
the agreement. but calling their attention
for a concrete manifestation TO the acts 81
sovereignty OF our dictatorial Government
especially upon the waters OF tho nay
rHI ArrAcK ON MANILA.
.Th.s- words made such an impression
nm, the Admiral ,ha, he i~n,err,p,ed Sshor
I.xh. vho "a. ,,.n.latins and asked
~.
.Wbv h.v. Won revealed our s>cre,, Do
go, n..n, % say ,h,, Won do no, intend 20
keen I, .i,.n,,'
.i.,.~.,., ,h., I had mad. no rcy.ls,,on
the aero, referring to him and 10 the
Con.,i Tbs,.up,n the ADMIRAL thanked
-. o., NV ,...,v. and van, aw.x With
q, A,d.r.o, .h,,, M, un,u NJ. had s.Led
m.,o.r.n.ra tor IN. tina he,n, The a,,.ck
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I, seems. however, that all but one
~ than were no, heard by others.
Tn. one man who va. pr~.en. a, .uch a
VA. Gen. Anderson, who has
denied hal, any .uch talk ever took place
,h,, Asuinaldo relate. in thi. false True
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