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Freedom Ganned

and Otlflrwfee

A few years ago when tho Republi ¬

can party left tho broad paths which It

had so long trodden aUTJ wanderod In-

to

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tho devious ways of colonialism In-

sular

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expansion and Imperialism

Speaker Tom Reed concluded that he

would not follow He hail two courses

opon to him one to accept and aclvo- -

cato doctrines In which he did not be-

lieve

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tho other to drop out of tho

ranks and bo silent He chose tho lat-

ter

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Ho was Speaker of tho House of

Representatives tho highest post held

by any presiding officer Tie was at tho

head of tho greatest deliberative body

of tho world He was admittedly a

leader In the Republican party and he

was a logical candidate for the Presi-

dency

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Ho laid aside all of these hon-

ors

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present and potential becauso his

conscience would not penult him to

accept that which ho believed to bo

wrong Before ho fell out of the

ranks however he remarked with his

usual biting wit when all tho cantabout giving freedom to the Filipi ¬

nos was at Its shrillest Yes wo are

giving freedom to tho Filipinos but

we are ehootlngIt Into tlieiA with can ¬

ister canned freedom as It were

Saying which lie withdrew fo prlvato

life and has since been silent

There are manyothor Republicans

who like Speaker 11001 have fallen

out of tho ranks and nro silent They

can not join the Democrats In their

denunciation of tho old party neithercan they join Ciio old party in what

they believe to bo wrong They can

only hopo that tho old Republican

party the party that freed tho slaves

tho party of Lincoln of Grant of Sum ¬

ner of Sownrd of Stanton will ero

long ceaso to pursue uio

of Asiatic expansion and returnto the old slmplo ways of freedom and

self government

These perhaps too serious remarks

aro drawn from us by tho uamo and tho

plight of a papor recently plunged into

troublo In the Philippines Tho papor

is called Freedom Its editor has been

a heated advocato oT wnat Tom Reed

called hooting freedom Into tho Fili-

pinos

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Ho believed so strongly in tho

article of canned freedom that ho nam ¬

ed his papor aftCr It Ho has been

particularly bitter in denouncing jour ¬

nals horo on tho mainland which be-

lieving

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in froo speech have not hesi-

tated

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to express their opinions about

matters and things In the Philippines

Rut tho Manila editor has dipped so

deeply at tho Pierian Spring of canned

freedom that ho has grown to frco oven

for tho frco Philippines Ho haB been

commenting on the Philippine Com-

mission

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Hero in Gods country wo

can say what wo pleaso about any ¬

body from tho President down In

tho Philippines howovor It would

seem that tho seventeenth y

of a gontloman ushor of tho back ¬

stairs to a Philippine commissioner Is

a sacred porson It bohooves editors

of canned freedom newspapers to mind

their ps and qs Tho editor of Free ¬

dom has been put In jail for too much

freedom Inasmuch as no denounced

editors in tho homo country for advo-

cating

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freedom In tho Philippines It

would bo no more than Just for tho

home editors now to agrco with him

and say tliat ho was fitly punished

Rut tho Argonaut believes In free-

dom

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everywhere even In tho Philip-

pines

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Wo hopo tTiat tlio hyper-sensl-tlv- e

commissioners there will get ovor

Weir thln sldimedness and bear It

philosophically as officials do In

America when they are criticised by

newspapers As for putting editors In

jail that seems now to Tic confined to

only two places In tho world of which

wo know anything the first Is in

Kalserland presided over by William

tho War Cbrd of Germany the second

Is In the Philippine Islands ovor

which floats the flag of the United

States The Argonaut

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Honolulu Benson of tho eminentactor Mr

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Julius CaesarSaturday MAY 24 Night

Monday MAY 2G NiRht

Farewell Parfozmaiics

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Realdinc In Honolulu

FRIDAY MAY 23 1002

SCHEMING U 8 OFFIOIil

Of all tho ufBcinl positions jivon

by the Uuited States Government

stanch pre eminently turn oi u a

Commissioner The position of

CommiRsioner ia f qual to that of a

local District Magistrate of tho

Territory The man holding thatposition is with tho U S Judge

and the Distriet Attorney tho repre-

sentative

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of tho United Statos in the

district in which he resides Ho is

supposed to be a man of high

cuaractor well versed in the iutri

caoies of the law and above all his

roputation muBt be epotlesB His

buBinoes and Eocial relations must

be above reproach and on all oc-

casions

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must truly and faithfully be

a perfect personification of thohonorabloposition which he holds

Up to a few months ago we had

suoh an official horo Although a

malihini the then Oommissinaer

now Judge Robinson while holdiuR

the office of U S Commissionerwon the respeot aud esteem of all

by hiB sterling qualities profouudknowledge of the law and tho fair

minded and impartial V3y with

whioh ho dispensed justice which

traits are being Bustaiued and much

common ted upon einoe his elevatiouto the Circuit Court bench A

third Circuit Judge having boen

allotted to Honolulu Commissioner

Robinson receivod tho appointment

whioh was unanimously endorsed by

tho pooplo of this city aud hns not

been misplaced

Unfortunately politioB and official

pull and not knowledge of the law

woro oousidered in tho appointment

of liis successor Numerous pro- -

i T 7 r i hUlllWilHflMilftlMflii

miuont atlornoya could have beenfound to fill tho place They worenot oonsidored but a carpet baggerau Ariz ua journalist and politicianitnportod to this country by a carpet--

bagger Circuit Judge and Ari ¬

zona politician rocoived the ap ¬

pointment in the person of one ES Gill who is now the now U S

Commissioner and who was the lateeditor of the dofunct Republicanof the Stevens shooting fame Hewas admitted to practice law in thoDistrict and Federal Courts aboutfive months ago Previous to thattime tho only knowledge of tho law

ho ever had wa3 through contestingelections or studying libel cases so

as not to be caught as a defendantin ono of them He has not yetbeen allowed to practice in the Cir-

cuit or Supreme Courts ol theTerritory

A few weeks ago Turk and Lewis

tho shipping masters were in theU S Court to answer to a violationof tho U S laws Who was theirattorney U S Commissioner ES Gill What was tho case remark-

able

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for For tho fact that after a

sontonco of SO days had boen im ¬

posed upon tho defendants by theU S Judge tho U S Commissionermode t motion to shorten tho sen

tenco or change it for a money fine

That movo on the part of tho U S

ComcniBsionor was much comment-

ed

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upon at tho time by certain of

the legal fraternity of Honoluluand will remain as a monument tothe legal knowledge of that official

Turk and Lewis went to Jail endleft their business in the hands of

E S Gill and Mrs Turk an estimable lady It was very edifying toso6 tho U S Commissioner every

morning during four weeks makinghis appearance in the famous ship-

ping

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office on Queen street

What kind of Justice are wo toexpect remarked a sailor from a

CnmmiBsioner who is so intimatowith the crimps Tho case of

Sabate which came to light yoitorday is another illustration of whatkind of au official wo have hero

The Commissioner we believe

acts as runner for the shippiug firm

of Turk and Lewis Tho Acme is a

full tigged Bhip ready to sail forNew York She wauta a crew

Lewis lino gone to the Coast in

quest of tools and Turk cannothandle his business alone He ap-

peals¬

to the U S Commissionerwho immediately devises wayn andmeans to procure tho necessarysailors For be it known the Acme

pays good blood money for

sailors Tho U S CommissionerBonds for Sabate aud proaeuts him

with tho ultimatum over an old

matlor practically sottlod and con

doned for aud which also is in tholino of a persecution Ship on

tho Acme or go to jail Sabato re ¬

fused to be bullied and was imme-

diately¬

arrested on a charge of lar-

ceny

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Tho Policn Department of thiscity was to be ueud by tho U S

Commissioner to procure sailors for

a deop water ship What does thopublic think of eiieh an official

What does the Bar Association

think of such en attorney Aud

what doss tho Polico Departmentthink oT suen a man who wants touso them as a club in order to promoto his privato and linanoial ouclst

It is suoh acts that have made thoports of Now York Portland andSon Francisco famous and dreaded

umi aUmCfVr JwwgTTfr- -

by American sailors the world over

It is by the acts of such officials

that Justice is known as a farce in

tho forecastle of every Amorican

vessel Fancy eallors having griev ¬

ances against Turk and Lewis andBooking redress in tho U S Com-

missioners

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office when that officialis the attorney and the business asso

ciate of tho nriinpB

In tho namo of decency in thenarao of justice for tho sake of thegood namo of theBarAssooiationandon behalf of the honor and rospoctof our Judiciary let the U S Dis-

trict¬

Attorney or the Bar Associa-

tion¬

take tho initiative and an in-

vestigation¬

committee appointed

Let Truth and Justice prevail in

Honolulu

38 OF THE DAY

The Independent does not desiro

to onter into any controversy withtho Advertiser over tho authorshipof the When Yardley goeB awaycartoon The comment in yestordays Independent wbb mado in good

faith as Vardley himself waa theauthority for it And now what

havo you to Bny about it We knew

whereof we spoke

When tho Attorney Generalframed the report of the investiga-

ting committee on that infamousLeper Settlement outrage ou hu-

manity

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as pointed out by ourcorrespondent that it was tho work

of a mnster hand and neatly worked

out his own department from anyblame wllatever but instead he

saddled tho wholo responsibility ou

the employees of the Board of

Health of which he was an ea officio

momber Sure it was tho masterhacd of Stand by wherein he has

clearly shown his hand and himselfas Euch

Apart from tho condoning of an

alleged crime as elsewhere imputedagainst U S Oimmisnioner Gill in

the Sabate mattor we have it uponreliable information that he as

much as admitted to tho compound ¬

ing of a felony in which ho is now

attempting to persecute one in

order to gain ulterior motives andaiuiB that is if we are correctly in-

formed

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Tub Independent is moat

sorry to bo in any way led into thisaffair it being of no particular orpersonal interest to itsolf otherthan to assist one in its employwhom it has befriended and who

has buowu himself to bo faithfuland worthy of receiving assistanceWholhor othors doem him unworthyor otherwise we caro not OBide from

what we know of the man

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Tho Hawaiian TramwayB Company has now called upon SuptRoyd to produco theoorreBpondonoowith the Interior Departmentwbiohon Tuesday Boyd asked that Painbe compelled to produce S mewhere btweeu tho parties to theBiiit according to the papers filodin court tho letters appear to havebson lest in some mystorlouB man ¬

nerWednesday tho Hawaiian Tram

ways Company gavo Supt Boydnotice to produco a lotter presscopy of a lottor dated July 21 1809

addressed to W H Pain and signedby J A Eassingor also a copy of a

letter writtou iu August 1S9 totho Ministor of the Intortor and enolosinpr a soational drawing of agirder rail to be laid by the Hawaiian Tramways Company on itsdoublo traok A domaud Is madoalso for tho reply by tho Ministerof tho Inaorior to the request tforapproval 0 said rail

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the qkeat diiamatio event

Farewell Performances

Honolulu Benson of tho eminentactor Mr

Frederick Warde

and his distinguished organizationwho will present the following repertoite

Saturday MAY 21 Matinee

Julius CaesarSaturday MAY 21 Night

Monday MAY 2G Night

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The Band will kIvo a publio ooncort at tbo Hawaiian Hotel thisevening

A nioe front room for ladayKentloman to rent at NoGarden Lane

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Tbo bark Mohican arrived fromSan Franoisoo yesterday after a finetrip of 22 days

The U S S Manila bacoball toamhavo issued a challenge to play agame with any of the local teams

There will be a meeting of tboRepublican Central Committee atRepublican headquarters thia even-ing

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The Catholic Mission Band willgivo a publio concert on the premisesof tbo Holy Ghost Society Punch-bowl

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road this ovoniug

The long waited for BjI Poudrewill be given thia ovpning at PrqgreBB Hall The minuet will befollowed by a cotillion and will beconcluded by a general danco

Kentuckys lamous dessso MooreWhtBkey uuequalled for ita purityand excellence On oalo at any ofthe saloons and at Lovojoy Codistributing agouti for the HawaiianIsland

Governor Cooper has received a

letter from the Interior Departmentat Washington asking him to lookup the whereabouts of AlgernonShaw who disappeared in Honolulua few years ago

The sailing orders of the gunboatManila have breu changed andinstead of leaving for Bremertonthis eveuiup the vessel will not depart until Sunday morning Neededrepairs to tho engines is the causeof the change

The Boy Brigade under com-

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of Major Wilson gave theirfirst publio exhibition drill in Palacesquare last evening in presence ofquite a large number of interestedspectators and acquitted themselvesvery creditably

The funeral of the late MrcHeen will take plaoo at 3 oclocknest Sunday aftornoon at St An-

drews Cathedral In the mean ¬

time the body will bo at tbt undertaking

parlors of H H WilliamsInterment will be attery

Nuuanu ceme- -

There is a rumor on tho stroetstoday that Denver Ed Smith wasdefeated by Brown the KaiwikiGiant at Hilo on Saturday last Itis said that the referee decided thefight against Denver Ed onaccount of a foul made by the lattorduring the second round

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Hay Brides

Tho Rev E S Timotoo made

Miss Caroline Spookmann and Syl

vndtor P Correa man and wife at3 oolock yosterday aftornoonTho wedding took place at tho

homo of J Koo tho unole of thobrido An elaborate wedding feastfollowed the ceremony Mr andMrs Correa receivpd a numbor of

presents from their numerousfriends The groom is in tbo em

ploy of the Hawaiian Gazette Co

as one of its linotype operators andib a worthy young mau both ho andLis bride being Hawaiians

Another pretty wedding was

celebrated at 730 last evening attho rosidonco of Mr aud Mrs W H

Kailimai at Kakaako when HonryKailimai and Miss Louisa Opu be ¬

came man and wife A large number

of friends wore preneut and thehappy couple wore tho recipients of

many presents and oongratulationBw m m

Porto BicanB In TrouUlo

Judge Kobiueon is serving noticeon the uowly acquired Porto Rioana

that they muBt obey the laws of thoTerritory whatover they did while

iu their own country Yesterday

Juan Orti a ooal blaok Porto Ricanwas convicted of larcony iu the

socond dogro aud a snutonooof six

months at hard labor was imposed

Orti atolo a buudlo of clothes Ho

doolared that ho was innocont and

bad louud the stolen properly

ON OCHJS WATEBFRONT

Bailors Find no Encouragement toBuck Family Compact in Crimp ¬

ing BusinoBB

Whats the maltor matoy whatsgnawin at yer insidea to mako yerlook so Bour too muoh lime

juicelLime juice notbin Just when

Ive gone and got a good chip

bound for N York and agoin tosail tomorrer I cant got me bloom

in olothesWhoi pinched jer mualiu

Why tho onmps to bsThey grabbed em when

from tbo Sewall andtheyll hold on to em

me not to ship exropt

suro

I landedI guessexpectinthrough

them You see Siwel Krutneed the dough and they aint let

tin no Jailors slip off the bachwithout making them dig up a

quarter of a conturyBiing tho law onter tho beaoh

brokars you stupidlOb saj What yer givin ub

Aint yer on

Onter whatThe U nited States Commission-

er¬

is the lawyer for Siwel KrutWhat chance havo we against tboshipping masters when they arebacked by kiml

Whos tho U nitod States Com-

missioner¬

Why aint yer seen that therespry little fellow what hangedaround tho orimpery on the frontwhile Siwel Krut was ooolin theirheels in the bird cage on the reef

Ohl Sure Is that tho U S Commissioner

Yep you betHo was the guy what ran the

bizness while the Twins wbb jug-

ged

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Of course I

Weill Aint it kind of queer forhim to be shipping sailors when

hes a U nited States officer1I dunno I nfver heard of such

a thing afore May bo thats a newstyle we aint ontor yot

Weill I guess Ill havo to givoup shipping on my own accountand lot Siwel Krut ship me audbleod me the regulation bleed

Thai1 the only way youll gotyour clothes

suppose so Only if U S

Comnmsiouer Edwin S Gill werentin with tbe crimps Id have broughttherags

law on them for holdin my

Involuntary Bankruptcy

A potition in involuntary bank ¬

ruptcy was filed yesterday againstBaileys Honolulu Oyclery do bySan Francisuo creditors Tbe claim ¬

ants in the petition are W W Mon-

tague¬

Co of Sin Franoisoo1040 21 Duuham Oarrigau Hay

deu Co of San Franoisoo 1858 Glj

Holbrook Merril Stetson of SanFrancisco 30081 and the BostonWoven Hose Rubber Co of SanFranoisoo 181 92

It iu alleged that the said BaileysHonolulu Oyclery Co committedacta of bankruptcy within fourmonths of tho time of filing thopetition in that on January 25

1901 it concealed and removed cer-

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property to wit oash amount-ing

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to 80325 and botweeu thatdate and Fobruary 28 conoeaedother Bums amounting to 100 onMsroh 8 tnnsferred 27 50 and onMarch 10 the sum of 25 havingtransferred these Bums to J S

Bailey with tho intent to preferauoh creditor over its other credi ¬

torsThe hearing of tho petition is set

for June 10

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ConnEA SpECKMANN In this cityMay 22 1902 by tho Rov E S Timotoo Sylvester P Oorroa to Cardline Spookmann

In this city May 22 1902 HenryKailimai to Miss Louisa Opu

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Tho local herd of Elks had agala night at the Opera House lastevoning It was exclusively an Elksnight The principal aotor FrederiokWarde woro tho colors of tho herdnine men out of ten had tbo emblemof Elkdom vat their buttonholeemblems of the order decorated thohouse while floral expressions ofof fraternity greeted the grat Elkon tho stago Tho play itself wasall that was expeotod Tho Mounte ¬

bank is a play where pathos goes withoomedy and melodrama with sen ¬

sational episodes Tbe honors of

tho evening were divided batwoenWardn as the Mountebank and MIsb

Bertello as Honri Mr Herman was

a most realist villain and BarryJohnstone was perfect in bis per-

sonification¬

of tho noble of theBourbon dynasty

At the matineo tomorrow aftor¬

noon Julius Caesar will be presentod while tomorrow evening

VirginiuB will bo repeated inanswer to numerous requests

m m m

Tho Liahman Will

Mrs Margaret Lishman yoBtcrdayapplied for appoiutmont s admi

nistratrix of the estate of her binband Robert Liehmau The in-

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lulu

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shares Honolulu Plantation CoIG750 10 shares Wnialua 600 85

shares Oahu 7437 horses cattleeto 7000

The will makes the widow Eolo

legatee and designates her bb exe ¬

cutrix without bond She is to dispose of tho property to childrenand graudchildren as she see3 fitThe document is dated Juno li1895

Appeals to Circuit Court

Appean from tho District Courtwere filed yesterday in the followingoases

Emmet May vs L K Kentwellsuit on note for 35 given for J LMnComb in payment of a bill toPacific Hardware Co Judge Dickoy found for tho defendant

Chunk Lang and Jjso uuu vs

J M Camara appeal from JuJgeDiokeys decision giving judgmentfor plaintiffs for 31970 for rent

Milton Rbinsoa vs K Matsumoto ot al appoal from judgment fordefendants Suit was for 80 allegedl o be due plaintiff

For Sweet Charitys Sake

The sum of 128 was roalized yes-

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Ladies Aid Society Tbe affairtook placo at tho resideuco of MrsJohn Lucas Lunalilo street andwas largely attended Among thosewho took part in the program wareMiss Charity Joy Crosaon MissAlice Campbell Mra Agatha Kelloyand Mrs Bowler Mrs Lindotmanand Princess Kawananakoa render ¬

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froBhments were served

Now Suit

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Tho Republican journals nro alrea- -

dy shying nt the Phlltppluo question

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tho principles which underlie colonialIbiii and tlicroorc Instead oC boldly

outlining a policy and defending It

thoy resort to subterfugo and misrep-

resentation

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The Kansas City JournaJ one of tho

most unscrupulous of tho Republican

papers shows Its fright by crying out

that tho Democratic substitute Is lTi

effect an outright repudiation of thofundamental doctrine on which Mr

Dryan and his party mnde tho cam-

paign

¬

of 1900 Jt alleges that tho

Democrats wanted immediate Inde-

pendence

¬

and that his Mr Dryansplan and tho plan of the party was to

scuttlo and run If tho editor of Tho

Journal will read Hie Democratic plat-

form

¬

of 1000 he will find that the plat

form and tho partys candidates favor ¬

ed an Immediate declaration of the na-

tions

¬

purpose First to establish a

stablo government second to give in-

dependence

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to the FlllpInosT and third

to protect them from outside Interfer-

ence

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The party has always Insisted

that tho establishment of a stablo gov-

ernment

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In tho placo of tho ono over-

thrown

¬

comes before Independence

but when It Is understood that the gov-

ernment

¬

Is to belong to tho Filipinos

and not to us Ifwlll not take long to

establish It This is tho point upon

which the administrations policy dif-

fers

¬

from tho Denicratic policy

Whoso government Is It to bo That

Is the all Important question The Fi-

lipinos

¬

do not want to he suTJJdcts

thoy want a government of thGIr own

Ay they require Is a promise of inde ¬

pendence and then the formation ot a

government wiTI bo an easy matterTho Journal says As a matter of

fact tho kind of self government pro-

posed

¬

for tho Filipinos by tho Republi ¬

can bill contains about as much Inde-

pendence

¬

as the Democratic measureTho editor oi Tlie Journal knows bet-

tor

¬

If ho has read bollfp1ans Tho Re-

publican plan Is drawn upon tho plan

proposed for tho Amorican colonics by

King Georgo III while the Democratic

substitute Is drawn upon tho plan pro-

posed by tho colonists No amount of

humbug or hypocrisy about our duty

or our destiny can cloiul the Issue

Tho Republican lenders deny tho right

of tho Filipinos to self govornmont and

their capacity for solf government

and tho Republican plan contemplates

porpMual dopendenco and vasshlage

for tho Filipinos Tho Democratic

loaders assort tho right of tho Filipi-

nos to self government and their ca

pacity for It and tho Democratic plan

contemplates tho Immediate promise

and speedy grant of Independence It

Is a contest between solf govornmont

and arbitrary power botweon a re-

public

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question Is discussed the clearer this

Issuo will become nhd It fs not sur ¬

prising lliat tho RopubTlcans already

conscious of their position nro begin ¬

ning to dodgo tho principles Involved

and run from tho question Tho Com-

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