New-York tribune., 1902-02-02


plantation. JUAN PEDRO BARO.
MESSAGES TO THE PRESIDENT
Among the latest cable dispatches which have
come TO President Roosevelt are the following
which are selected as examples:
Pinar del Rio January 2s
The undersigned deem it their bounden duty
/ under existing circumstances to bring before the
Congress Of the great Republic of the United States
the unanlmouS voice OF the people or cuba In their
appeal for help and protection in order not to be
they viii obtain from the American Congress Tariff tariff
amendments reducing by 80 per cent import duties
a rebate granted their importatons into Cuba
the Of life for the iaSorng Classes and
enable them to produce tobacco and sugar ar at Least
Congress would make Cuba prosperous happy and
doo'y grateful 2RGE PPasdenI PG dl The bs GARhE Gadaae
Judges HERNANDEZ PICHARDO MARIBONA;
Attorney BETANCoURT; Judge of the First
JTdgs Of the Police Court sANGHET Secretary
LAMAR. Hf-'' GAfNAI ALcoRTA PEDRGso'
URGIU AGA. .HERRARA; MIRO, DANGY.
sOLANCO. AVENDANO
Havana. January 81
Cuban m oTf Ta consessSn
much wanted. Cuban Workmen League composed
Paee s Mendoaa theiT
in order to remedy Immediately evils evils, before It is
President Cuban Workmen League.
PETITIONS SENT TO CONGRESS-
At the War Department several clerks are
kept busy translating and forwarding 10 the
committees of Congress the dispatches from
Cuba as rapidly they arrive. Among those
sent up to the Capitol to-day. for the informa-
tion of the Ways and Means Committee. which
has hitherto pigeonholed such communications
the following:
Santa Clara. January %.
Economic situation through which country is
easT eoSntry Consists in abodn tar duties sugar
tobacco Request You TO lnq9rSe rGs1Hson f4f 70 at
Santa Clara. January %,
On behalf of Municipal Council Of Camajuani. in
central with product of twenty thousand tons of
sugar. and two hundred tobacco plantations pro pro-
your support to economic corporations which are
precarfous situation by reason lack expectation
the misery being even greater than during the
SANCHEZ PORTAL. Mayor CamaJuani.
Santa Clara. January Is
Director and Professors Institute, of Santa Clara,
request state to government OF the republic urgent
need OF reduction duties to avoid economic ruin
Havana January 81
Central Luisa sugar plantation owners, Ameri-
otherwise viii he compelled TO stop, grinding with
great loss leaynS R 9ns m n9us999 0S Han1s
Santiago de Cuba January IS
Province urgently request support to secure favor
and prosperity of Cuba depend thereon.
DEMETRIO CASTILLO,
Civil Governor.
sagua de Tanamo. January 2S
President Municipal Council corporation. people
serious situation country. Ruin infallible II
government Washington does not give its
sistance, granting immediate protection Cuban
products. sugar and tobacco, demanded by eco
nomc corporations. People plead for your great
support. Entire country waiting: only means of
salvation. RAMON HERRARA
Sagua la Grande January "a
AS planters request that you inform Congress
OF inevitable ruin sugar plantations. Urge tariff
amendments LabOrers will leave or account OF
most reduced wages. rendering continuation crop
impossible. AMEGAGA COMPANY.
January 27
The public misery is terrible. Municipal Council
requests your support for speedy solution
nomic problem, avoid awful condition OF hunger
and calamties which will occur II efficient remedy
not furnished. LabOrers without work; there are
no industries; commerce Is ruined Cuban people
expect that the United States. the arblter OF this
situation, will make OF Cuba happy country. and
CARLOS f. LYNN.
Havana January q
The members of the Supreme Court desire to
state that the economic condition of Cuba is dis
astrous Ruin imminent unless there is a reduc
ton sugar and tobacco.
CRUZ PEREZ. Chief Justice.
Cienfuegos. January q.
The condition Of grinding is so critical it Will