The times., 1899-03-15

the plan of General Garcia, including The
So. 600 600, was decided upon. 1t is asserted
that Sanguily attempted to obtain new
hearings by stating that the Commission
had disagreed. but found no opening. as
his plans had been forestalled. During
the three weeks following this, there were
two parties Of Cubans at the Raleigh and
Sanguily left the city without speaking
to Quesada.
Counsel Rubens remained here for some
time. completing the work of General Gar
cia and Quesada did everything possible
to bring about a good feeling between the
Cubans and this Government. In the
mean time the Assembly Of Cuba had
dissolved and when arrangements had heen
completed to advance the sum Of S$.0rn,oo0,
Senior Queseda was chosen 10y the AdTrin
isiIation TO go TO Cuba and arrange maJ-
tiers with Gen. Maximo Come.
Senior Qugsada succeeded in getting the
hearty aid of General Come, and he
urged the latter to do everything possible
10 cause the Cubans to regard the Ameri-
cans in a friendly light and to restore good
feeling.
: New Plot.
sanguIy had followed all of this very
carefully and realized that his hoped for
Slo,c0o.00o could not be got out Of the
American Government He at once called
Army" and proceeded 10 lay plans whereby
he and his associates might obtain fat
revenue. His idea was to accept loan
of SI2 coo coo in the name of the Assembly.
This sum was to be advanced by a COM
pany Of American capitalists, who would
accept bonds bearing heavy interest. To
obtain the money. however. the bonds must
he recognized and guaranteed by the Unit
ed States. and the refusal OF this Govern
n rppDuuiyp SIph "A loan resulted
in the defeat OF The plans of Sanguily and
his followers.
The Assembly which has deposed Gomez
and Quesada. and may yet attempt to de-
pose General Brooke and President Mchin-
ley, is composed OF twenty-siX petty army
officers. who are either hoping to obtain
slice Of the ionged-fGr Sl2 Geo 0Ge. OF have
grievances against Come and the Ameri-
cans This Assembly represents itself and
400 dissatisfied Cuban soldiers, while the
people Of Cuba are parading and shouting
Down with the Assembly
Cen. Jose NJ Gomez. who refused TO get
into ths Assembly with Sanguily, has been
appointed civil Governor of Santa Clara b.
General Brooke.
The Attack on Gomez.
When Gen. Maxine Come was rocogniz-
Cd by General Brooke at Havana. the As
sem6ly under Sauguily at once dubbed him
traitor and depcscd him because he had
agreed with the Americans that S3000,000
would be welcome and material aid in
assisting the troops to begin civil life.
Quesada was also deposed because OF his
work in bringing about an agreement and
in quieting the dissatisfied soldiers.
When Sanguly learned that oGmez had
no ambition TO become President of Cuba
the former prepared plan of campaign
and with his handful of followers believed
thar by deposing Gomez and creating Tor
himself the position Of leader, he coulG
gain the presidency Today the people OF
Cuba are kissing Sanguily and lauding
Gomez.
Senior Quessda received a cable from San-
tiago last night stating that the people OF
Santiago discredit the Assembly. sustain
ing Gomez. and are preparing to hold
E4biic manifestation
II IS fully understood that Senior Quesadl
viii remain here rs the representative Of
the Cuban people officials close to the
President state that no alarm is felt be-
cause OF the action of Sanguily's Assem-
lily. ana il is believed that the majority of
TIRE Cuban people believe in the sincerity
of r1-gncea nj This government