. The Cuba review. Cuba -- Periodicals. THE CUBA REVI EW The Senators at a meeting January 6 unanimously condemned the terms of the decree as humiliating, and agreed to revoke it at the first meeting on January 29, after the Cuban government takes possession. La Discusion says the Represen- tatives, with few exceptions, had decided to take the same action. Although not officially announced, it is believed President Taft, on his way to Panama with Secretary Root this month, will stop in Cuba to be present at the inauguration of President Gomez. A resolution which seems to question the ability o
. The Cuba review. Cuba -- Periodicals. THE CUBA REVI EW The Senators at a meeting January 6 unanimously condemned the terms of the decree as humiliating, and agreed to revoke it at the first meeting on January 29, after the Cuban government takes possession. La Discusion says the Represen- tatives, with few exceptions, had decided to take the same action. Although not officially announced, it is believed President Taft, on his way to Panama with Secretary Root this month, will stop in Cuba to be present at the inauguration of President Gomez. A resolution which seems to question the ability of the Cubans to govern themselves \vas introduced into the U. S. House of Representatives on Jan. 6, by Representative Las- siter of Virginia. The resolution calls upon the Secretary of War to furnish the House such information as he may possess that justifies the United States Government in assum- ing that the recently elected Cuban officials are capable of maintaining a stable Government. 6 â Mr. Lassiter affirms that a state of anarchy will soon exist in the island if the United States withdraws all of its troops. He says the business interests in Cuba deire United States withdraws all of its troops. He says the business interests in Cuba desire the protection of the United States. Evacuation of the Troops. New Year's Day witnessed the beginning of the evacuation of Cuba by the army of pacification, which has been in possession of the island since the beginning of the provisional Government, October, 1906. The purpose in deferring the departure of a portion of the Seventeenth Infantry un- til April 1, now at Camp Columbia, it is believed was agreed upon at a conference between Gov. Magoon and President-elect Gomez, not as a measure of precaution, for which not the slightest necessity is apparent, but probably I for the purpose of keeping the barracks and quarters in good order until it is possible to tturn over to the Cuban authorities a model jcamp for occupation by the ne
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