MAIL NEWS.
THE PHILIPPINE WAH RETURN OF VOLUN I.'EiJIIS. All .Volunteer regiments hu '0 tefi Manila and all, save the men from Tennessee Have arrived at San Francisco. Most ot the regiments have been disbanded, and erstwhile soldiers Live now become citizens ."gain, and return" i to the sixteen States, where they .sevenliy enlisted. Regiments of regulars are itill being embarked for the Philippine*, and f i ere is hj iu.lic:itiun of a w hixtticn ot vigour, with which it is the policy vi te Admin istration to push tne dinipuga against Aquinaldo and his followers. Major-General Otis has inf wined tht War Department thut he has adopted a plan of local governnunl foi lie '-••tics and towns of Luon, as they be-D'-ni- ..ccupied by the American forces, but lies? cpliinis•tiO schemes of Gen. Otis are lauj.li 2 1 at by a large contingent of his coualryrvii, who do not anticipate a speedy conqi, <st of the Philippines to tuch an extent as tv deman ' plans of government.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLIII, Issue 15000, 22 November 1899, Page 2
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168MAIL NEWS. Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLIII, Issue 15000, 22 November 1899, Page 2
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