Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-28

, hers Of the cabinet reiterated that Pal
ma had not reccded from his deter
minatiVn To resign in spite of persua-
SiVc arguments Of his most intimate
friends. The President himself has sue
cumbed somewhat to nervous fatigue
| and everybody regards the windup of
| the administration as imminent. Pres
| iicnt Palma viii retire as POOR as
| when he assumed the office, but all hia
| friends conccdc that he will have the
satisfaction of having conscientiously
and hIdustriously discharged his duties
| i'll face Of the almost constant lack OF
co-urcratinn from Congress.
III" Moderate National Assembly
rcconVcned this afternoon. The sentl-
lncnt of the meeting was Strikingly
different from that displayed yeSter-
day. After an hour of desutory dis
cursion Alfredo Zayas, the Liberal
! leader, General Mario Menncal and
Senator Sanguily. Independent. APP
| poarcd and offered q new proposition,
| namely the resignation of the Sena-
| tors ana congressman elected at the
| last t.IcctiOn Il mcW election to fill
these vacancies. the accrptanc" OF
President PalIna's resignation and the
election Of i new President, VIII"
should they stipulated hr either Lib
craI or an independent.
Senator Z"yt& asserted that Score
+ 'hr"'S IAN anu t''" Oh h'd 'P!h"N'"
this proposition but tn" Assembly Was
mol WIllI'" |" '"!iEld"f II without con-
.Iilin% tn" American commissioners.
y t'.iii!ii'i''' va" fh"r"l'N'' dl"Nitcihh
" ''!'S"4t "l'H i'' .fiii' means. -
..I II..I lb,..,c
'"lI"i%'''t ~ 'r"!:hf l'hI|' iT'Sii"ht 81
W. !''.iLIt'. 'i'h. Nhar%' governor 81
havana m"Nihr' SENIORS frcNS ana
! r""h'Z"E STERLING ahi congressman
Gown.
!'"'f' tafE IHlt t"Id TINS Commute" mat
~ AZ iiH' "fP'"N'" 'il' E'S1'S''"h VI
H'h"r "'NaS lr'N.d'd th;t h"'h parties
h'N IL would hFii% % '"'' hO' Hh"h luf-
I 'E'r ""n$Hi"rHt"A n" htd d''hi"h that II
/ II h"rdil" h''''+ArN l" Great" a pro
Ni*i"nAl E"v' rnm"nt II" only Sl'" plan
w'S 'h'' mrs - d"h' ~ ~ Hc' 81 th"
mt"d states
lh" r"inhlti'' pu'St"hcd "ha' "" ~
titi"h' ~ IA" COMMISSIONER wound l' u
CONGRESS elected constitutional if'"''
dent Secretary IAit r"rll'' f'"f sh'h
c"lIt&'' hlid "nihIri''#% th' r"inmlF non
'IS Ei""iII' as NY i'' '"il any "'ii''r
MEM 'H'h i'tii'l" """'h ''' I've ''''9'''-
tory I" All, mcI"IhS 'h" hlt'' 'Ia'rS'
MR. '"l'' ""'SN '''9'''''' '''''''
'ho'h ~ once 4h"f\'h''h S''''''" '''''
only alternatives.
When IT." commute" r'poit'd 'hlS I"
N" M""'tit" ASS"ih'"N y r'A'''''i ~ III
"a but Intervention. After long discus
sion. however. il was resolved to attend
Congress ana refuse 10 accept I'll" frasi-
dents r. sirnnt.0n. Ecyund this no on"
would make a prediction. ana thor" was
but faint hope of finding a way for tn"
preservation of Cuba's s"v' rcIgnty. The
Assembly adjourned amid a general feel
ing of depression.
All doubt "a, to the loyalty of the Rural
Guards to the American government in
case Of 'ntrrvcrton hay" been st AZ
rest bv I'll" declarations "f officers that
they would support q TAFT government
with enthusiasm. one officer said;
America appointed VI. If il SOS fit
again to take over Cuba temporarily. why
should we not be loyal to it? We are sol
diers to no politicians and our duty is to
support the established government