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Title: The Cuba review and bulletin
Year: 1904 (1900s)
Authors: Munson Steamship Line
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Publisher: New York : Munson Steamship Line
Contributing Library: The LuEsther T Mertz Library, the New York Botanical Garden
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Raimundo Cabrera is one of the most eminent lawyers in Cuba. He be-longs to one of the oldest and wealthiest Cuban families, represents a large client-age among the native planters and busi-ness men and is the legal adviser of sev-eral important corporations. Regarding the best policy for President Roosevelt to pursue, he says: The Cubans are not practical in matters of government; they have had no experience, and the United States mus- exercise some form of super-vision until they are competent to govern themselves. He suggests that the Presi-dent send Cuba an able, wise and judicious American minister who will be persona grata and by treaty stipulation will have the right to advise the President of Cuba, to caution him and to direct his policy without ostentation or public interference. Until Cuban political habits improve it would be convenient, he says further, to retain a number of troops on the island. He thinks all conservative Cubans would be glad of such an arrangement.—Chicago Record-Herald.
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Cubas Freedom is not far off. La libertad de Cuba no esta lejos. —Detroit Journal. THE CUBA REVIEW And Bulletin. DUES NOT SKEK THE NOMINATION. Srs. Alfredo Zayas, Jiiaii Gualberto Go-mez, Felipe Gonzalez Sarrain and Cicn..Kshert \ve;e K\>-i = bancjiiet in .\iatanzasa few weeks ayo at which Dr. Zayas madethe following stalenunt : Dr. Zay:is said that he had never attempt-ed to have Inniself nominated a candidatefor ihe presidency, antl that if the nationalconvention of tiie party should decide uponJose Miguel Gnniez as its candidate, he.Zayas. will lie the tirst to accept the nomina-tion of General Jose Miguel and vote torhim on election day, as he had ever hellparty discipline a sacred duty. He said that he is president of the Liberalparty by the will of the majority and hestands ready to obey the will of his partyin all thinijs and urged unity and partyobedience upon all. NEW MOVE OF CUU.VN I-IBER.M-S. The Liberals made a proposition to Gov.Magoon on May g that --c remove the Pr

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