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The Philippines: Past and Present (vol. 1 of 2)

CHAPTER VIII
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He remained governor after the election was held.

Not until August 17 did the local presidentes of Bulacan assemble under the presidency of the secretary of the interior and proceed to elect two members to congress and the members of the provincial government.

Not until August 20 was there an election for the members of the provincial government of Cavite Province.

This was held in the town of Cavite.

Isaac Fernando Rios, who was afterwards a member of the Filipino junta in Madrid, was chosen a representative of the province; but as he wrote that he was in favour of coming to some agreement with Spain which would permit the development of the Philippines, without abandoning the sovereignty of that country, Aguinaldo promptly disapproved his election [366] and ordered a new one held for the office thus left vacant.


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