No alliance with Insurgents In Philippines Admitted
The president asserts that no alliance or promise of independence was made with Aguinaldo or insurgents. He cites Dewey and Merritt statements and emphasizes the U S sovereignty and duty to establish stable government in the Philippines under American authority. He warns opponents against aims to withdraw troops or cede sovereignty.
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