Capitolo 34
It seemed as if abuses were cleared or at least they made the occhiolino to
in officer's quarters for the purpose to provoke a burst of
hostility. Excitement worked tall among all the classes of people but the
Government of Filipino that responsibility was taken for the actions
of the people, from the continuous problem of prudent orders succeeded
in to calm the excited populace and the maintained peace recommending everybody,
suffering to be patient and prudent pendant the arrival of the Civilian
Committee.
I CAPITULATE XVII
Impolitic actions
To such critical connection as this, and in front of they anxiously-attended him
Civil Committee arrived, it happened to General Otis, Commander of
the American strengths, to commit two more impolitic actions. One of them
it was the order to cross our offices of telegraph in the street of Sagunro, in
Round, where the penetrating party grabbed the apparatus and held
the reigning officer, Sr. Reyna, in the Fuerza Santiago [6] under
the pretext that he was conspiring against the Americans.
As and because it was Sr. Reyna conspiring? It was not this enough for
the Government of Filipino to give the order to attach and liberation Reyna
and with this us (eight thousand strong) immediately is absorbed in
do you wage war with the United States? It was some reason to conspire there when
was power in our his/her own hands? And, above all, a telegraphist,
is probable to interfere in guerre_ of de of _affaires when there was an army
nearby to watch out for such matters?
It was abundantly the demonstration that the object being hurting the feelings
of and depreciating the Government of Filipino to provoke a collision, and
it was also clear that this system to exasperate was not only us
the playful action of the soldiery but indeed you/he/she was incited from General
Otis same that, it soaked of imperialistic tendencies, it concerned the
coming of the Committee Civile with disfavour and it is especially able him/it
is unsatisfactory that this Committee should find Philippines in
a state of the perfect calm, because it was evident to the motto