Ogden Daily Standard | 1902-05-24 | Page 4 | A Filipino's View Section

A VIEW alie lias a from RAH J dancico ran cico containing an interview with felipe formerly secretary of tato in cabinet and pow a of alte united philippine rhilip pine codina ision tle visitor visit nr alio in en route to washington ranks as ono of alio beat educated rint ivea of the archipelago ha threw ins fortuned fort unea with the insurrection at the beginning of hoa ti litie but soon discovered hia hiis an dafter the taking of malolot Ma loloa gave himself ip to the authorities american control in ft f of resignation he of all men in the aland Sl and i best qualified lo 10 of the events which have oc tince aguinaldo issued hia first orders to defy the authority of the united states but he lias no word of condemnation or of american rule but to in contrary every act ean the ort A 1 acl A uli ul i dars of general smith buencamino Huen camino baasi 1 I fully lie policy of chabre and general smith in 1 jp pinc alic people of the united states alic situation sn the iland il nd and the treatment of tle fili may seem cruel to but it is lie only way by which they can be con d the war is ocr aej tho trouble is and it vas the which lire axin denounced eliat about this the people here do not un the proper conditions or all trouble would not have been made over the matter while tho peace ion natives them feel no for the vigorous maifare lately against their countrymen in agui certainly ia no good reason why our democratic prow hysterical in denunciation nuncia tion of our soldiers and the cam walgn they are waging unless they choose to be hypercritical for political purposes solely and not in alie name of exact justice the in the phil were in need of a bound thrashing they have received it and now aie becoming meek and tractable otherwise they would have gone on for years enjoying the pastime of killing uncle sams without fear of severe retaliatory measures