New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-28
GOMEZ PRAISES Mr.. TAT 7
Tells the President His Sentl-
ments Are Noble and Friendly. -

Havana. May 27.-The exchange oil
able messages between President Gomez
and President Taft has led to more
definite understanding regarding the at
titude of the United States toward CUBA
President GomcZ's message OF protest
against American Intervention drew to-
day a response from the President OF
were given that the action Of the Amer"
lean government was merely measure
of prccaution. and entirely ASSOCIATED
from any question Of Intervention. To
this President Gomez replied tonight as
follows:
am exceedingly grateful; for your cable
gram which is appCaSing TO cuban patrol
ism because OF the assurance that the ac-
ton of the government under your worthy
Presidency IL limited TO the observation
of events, I'm order to be ready sh0uId II
be necessary to protect the lives and prop
eriy Of American citizens and morally 10
support the Cuban government without
having To land American forces on our ter
ritory, unless both governments agree upon
such an extreme necessity.
II clearly shows the sincerity OF the gov.
crnment and the people ~ the lnltsh
States, as well as noble and friendly scntl-
OF cuba, who are determined To re-eStab-
lish as soon as possible public peace, TOT
which purpose they viii not hesitate, no
matter what sacrifices circumstances may
impose upon them.
The receipt Of President Tafts mes
sage declaring that the naval concentra'
ton at Key West and the dispatch OF
gunboats 10 Cuban waters were merely
precautionary was = source of much
qualification 10 tho Cuban governmcn'.
President Gomez summoned the mem
bcrs of his cabinet and acquainted them
with the text Of tho message.
The impression is general that the r"-
moval of the fear ~ Intervention viii
greatly strengthen popular support Of
tho government Tho newspapers on
press extreme qualification at tho atti-
tudc OF tho Wash ngton government
The cut government continues un-
sparing in it's efforts 10 rush reinforce
ments 10 Oriontc pro.inc" The uow
cruiser cuba sailed for Santiago this az.
toruoou with the commander i'm chief Of
the army. General Mon'"agudo, tho gem
cral StaT and 600 soldiers Of all arms
aboard. The chartered steamer JuliI
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| Of the better negro element. Congress.