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attached any Importance to what said then az vain glorious
cn ~" % over ~a in '''n""on that this WINS after
mantle "y S too Sn , led nT"y in life by some high coored
fence ON tho occaon but to that grave errors in
to native chief in tho Monv cnrocr % ,
ming, or onioavoring to know it's nammatory
knowledge the serious fault Of sending Of what
penetrate tho "oT wtho"t "eans S y vi hs
o"Y S cannot remember moro particulars than have
cncy consideration Of all the facts and then dispose Of your
speedy judgement hoping that there will be found ucisncy Of
ccp" o,o7,"r' 'o sga'e tn. sentence may strictly
S '''''' '''' '"' W%Tr S' N eiipsos.
This letter should have transmitted with other papers to
D" ova, n wa" found to be mng 1t was regarded tho
When tho loss Of this letter discovered the Secretary State
Of o THE rnrGnsr or THE us1rp srns the publication
] % the The IF s s. hs ws Mn
NJ M m cgsd for BY resolution Of the House Of Representa-
paper embraced in that resolution had transmitted The
pHS r'"rrG S wS the alleged Of letter from Walter
February 1852 ~ ''' '' ~' Vi
deem proper to send to you believe to be dupli
ter at the Hague with explanation the why did not
practice the department allow having claims against for
to 'f nye s' se S % Injuries under
teT Respective claims The ordinary course was pursued regard
down the Congress he freq"eny 'a ap
ps aw "r rr" to %,"S Ho relating to
March and the which accompanied possession
a that had been inrnsted to him not known believed
%ny the so care have been in the hands
oyed in the department One of the documents which
which he that coy Of " Gbs 1a ssr hs
Governor of the Netherlands India he missing letter. was attached
department. by Mr. Belmont copy OF 'H"' note sent to
o After the papers re- returned Mr. Bsmont7 dispatch
not be called for application made to Mr. Bel
Finding the copy of the letter Of M son to- the Dutch GOV
s the r MT % y H Sss
since carefully examined this letter files Of
that carl MR. hn Tsr en ass 5or tine
paper that It was not among the
IN his hands for examination and cannot for dis
the department all be That among
by onng Ss op TT II
psr Mr. son sssa @ by the
IN S hs Sf Mr. Vans a T' to Sn
in the printed correspondence 1t also remarked in Mr. Van
Halls to Mr. Belmont of the 10Th Of june and Minister'S
have received communication from Mr. Geyers the Minister
letter which Dutch Government alleges written By Mr.
Gibson to the Of the Netherlands India read carefully
Mr. Belmont and do doubt that tho which Mr.
but now found The copy furnished by the
Minister of King Netherlands his
non it. this communication All which
DrrAnrMESr OF STATE Washington, JAN 49, 1856.
Gibson have had lively perception of his gifts
another written to the Governor General Of the Neither
Ihii he says: WINE Poeuc mlSnt me
into not approved OF by the matter
of fact opinions the world still
reasonable designs much less to execute them"
After the Secretary discovered that his had been
tempered WITH dropped the Gbsons indemnity
will be noticed that he does charge Gibson with taking the
letter but he sets forth the circumstances detail and then leaves
make The
his mind the subject Mr. Belmont ceased press the
at the Hague threaten the Dutch with the House Rrepre
sentaves cooled off, and the whole affair the table," It
have been for both the Dutch and American
We also congratulate ourselves having historical charac
ter with On the word of this the United States finally
towards Holland that peculiar language which precedes dec
aration of this letter had been discovered it
than possible that would have been declared squan
would have followed If had happened and after such
this letter had been produced showing that the Dutch
what would have been the feelings contempt the
who would have permitted life be wasted knowing all the time
that there evidence given by himself which would have dis
closed prevented such terrible catastrophe Gibson entitled
the benefit of reasonable doubt 1t will be asked however
what motive hired make high
from unobusive traveller could possibly have
make letter involving revolution and the dispatch
of Van Hail. Dutch Minister of Foreign Relations Mr. Belmont
a remark which smacks Hawaiian Primary" Van Hall is
discussing Gson Java tells the American Government
that should make allowance the who exhausted
suffered himself be betrayed into the commission of
almost akin doubt of the
colored which him
a poentate in the East"
In 1852 it Primary in In 1882 it is Primary
Hawaii but always Primary the Pacific; thirty Of Eer
nal gTind" at Prinacy.
This review of Gbons experiences the East does not nrude
private affairs These facts have been published to the world
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