The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-14
TREATYWITHHAW
The Islands Much Exercised
Over One Proyiso.
TEXT or THE DOCUMENT.
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SAx Fasxc1sco. Jun~ rs-The .t~.n-
shin An.,rslla .rrsvr-s fro,r rscro,,,,, -.
day. bringing adxicss "a yune 6rh In ~.
legislative assembly, an June str IN. cam
mitsee On foreien aff.irs art;ny nr.,.r IS.
s4ruceions to inor,irr wh.th.r r>-os,.,;nn.
for he renewal IL ,he rre..nt sressv -,sh
the United States On the u.yt ~ Tia s.h
met, or any cf5cer az the Haw.ii.n Govern
ment. were ealeui.te.a =, r,e;aslsse ~ ;ecr-
arsii2e the nolitical or commercial inde-
p<ndenre of Hawa;i reportesa four chs, -.
against Minister 81 Foreign Affairs Austin.
accusing him Of NOT bayine fully comnaiesi
with the instructions Of the hon - 10 com.
municate Al corresnondence On the treatv.
in having abssr.cted or havins caused "a
be sbsfrscArfl one n the u,c-f smyortaut
documents IN the share az : letter nom
Minister Garner. confaininr vsluahle .nr-
restions abouf the treaty an, Il having r.
famed Other letter~ frr,n fs.vs.v ty..sirs =,
the subiect On The ma. ,haf thev vere nvi-
vStc personal communications. iney Also
charged that the minister refused 70 trans
nit the minutes OF numerous cabinet meet
inss nPfA anu sePtempeIs iocSs -
Wnicn tne proposed treaty vas discussed
The COMMITTEES held that Minister Austin
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RI .. $500. -. -
- 'a 0onununs - 1917
sssSs s~as. o~"ag = A.c po'ley =. u'e la,.'-
isecI - iofsaNn aAaisss y wss unapae " ue-
cioe the question AZ 70 whether the miu-
lister had been instigated in the flrst start
ing Of the treaty negotiations by people
desiring the Fastening ~ the Annexation
"a u.w.;; =, ~ ITr;ssa c,..a. tn. I.~;s-
so1A~ ~ ees.sss ess.cu ~
accept tne assurance OF the ministry that
they never intended anything against the
Independence Of the country. In the same
way the COMMITTEES maintained that The
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f.S -, 80 49, .lr,.., !. ~.
Svta.sA 'asc YEA usu 80.
possloio 70 prove Wno Was inc Oragfnatof OF
the clause concerning the landing of
troops, which had been the subject of con-
tra.lictorv .fateunenfx From nesnheys ~ thu
uaw.;;er ~or, r.;..,cr
II. s.-~-:--
~ vu ..as" 80 - - 80
o. we iesssaasurc On sue ssss.nenss CON-
tanned IN the report, Dut the whole maHer
Was held until the minority report could
be presented.
A resident Of Seattle. who has recently
cone over from Honnlulu md vhn II vail
v,-t.<4 ~, ,,c1;tirel .tr.ive n thn leland.
s.s. r-- -. 80
~ s 1888 tElI'.Ase 49, 80.
tne iuu text oh sne Processes s5ee.y anu
With the gist OF IN article which Atntster
Austin aftorWarda added. and which - tho
most important az III.
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enapae sne Ohiteu ossses 70 Plosecs sne
peace ana independence OF the Islands, 20
allow the forces Of the United States to
have access to such places C may Be nee
essarv for that purpose: and II the peace
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eueo, ~ ~ A&feeu suAs tue tVf-cS u ING
United States snail tano q ouch places on
the islands - may be necessary. and shall
aid the Hawaiian government In defending
the isIands AGAINST foreign attncks or inter-
nj a,.c.dev
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= .ue .aia 49, y. s.e ,.n
Ing part Oh we treaty, Wnicn. ~ - oeaseveo,
mas never oeen puoaisneu oetofe:
The limited f3.stes OF America and The hing.
dom OF Hawaii, recognizing the importance TO
both nations OF perpetusting the peculiarly
friendly relations nov happily subsisfsng be-
tween them and Of pro.ectine ana diving per.
manence 10 thu imnorsant com mercial ana
yested interests which have grown out Of the
sre.sx relations heretoforn exta hliahed hetveeu