The Spanish revolution which overthrew a ‘secular a oe A st monarchcal. principe, tensor of he et sacred respect towards the delvaned sept tar cratic and republican books and pamphlets the speeches i aed presen of te aoa of fee ne es Sper he Gatbursteof the Atpercan publics and he ogni polly of the seneless Covemce whom tne Reveutinay nt sent to govern the Pilppin, ard who Pik ce these Leas were the Beemiang Se Which gave ise among tein Filpros ning thts indepenence Tt wands cs ysurtec 12 oR th he ‘At various times but especially she beginning of arate ae See | [a esas a Cia Ee Se te Sse ey | ae eerrcnte ter mete opin fa Be cee aed caimcen gest se atm | ac he rts Spll"D oma es eit elie live fs Sarr ed 7 cnesesmectings were usually attended by the curete of REE et aa tone cane (Slevese strong invluerce epee GONARSMMBE The Soars anc ther Spanlards were Inter to have thea csr the was ofthe cer a nneney eer ea ot i TER Various circumstances, r which right well Be considered as providentil plans and made the corspiacy a dismal fare compte SEzPe upeaiy bu thy wee met on he wep oy 2 {peop o a tlnging tt ae ‘Tore, who put them instantly to death. of the, _ ——S— Ze Rnomee command ofpD. Felipe” Gino¥es) ‘on. board a ES nearer Yor ave UTES sheng tee ‘waiting the whole day in ‘ebels, Ginoves. launched 27 assault position, early in the morning’ of the 22nd, putting to the Sword the majority of the rebels and making prisoners of