Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-11-20
=" THE HawxIINN .

credentidlsto Presideht Dole oh the
9TH said:
"Mr. President, Mt., BlodhtI" hte
Envoy Extraord binary OF. the. United
States To our'SGovetnhhedt,s having
resigned his office while absent from
his post, 1 have the 'hon6t' how TO pre-
sen his recall and to express for him
hie'sinceFe regret that he -is' unable
in PERSON Iofmake his own continued
good'@ishes III behalf Of your people
and hiS grateful appreciation Of the
many courtesIes, both personal and
official; OF With while here he was
the recipient.
IL desire at the same time to place
in your hands the letter accrediting
me as'his successor! In doing this /
am directed by the President TO give
renewed assurances Oh the friendship,
interest and hearty good will which
our Govern ment entertains for you
anu for the people Of this island realm.
Aside from our geographical prox-
unity, and the consequent preponder:
ating commercial interests which CEN
tiers here;t the present advanced civlll-
zation and christianization OF your
people, together with your enlight-
ened codes of law, stand to-day bene-
ticent monuments OF a American zeal,
courage and intelligence. it is not
surprising therefor, that the United
States wore the first TO Recognize the
independence OF the Islands and To
WELCOMES chem into thegreat family Of,
free, equal aud sovereign nations, moi
is il surprising that This historic tie
has been streIgthened from year to
I Jeartby important mutual reciDroc-,
tiles and at9u ments alike honorable
and advantageous to both Govern
ments: Invoking that spirit OF peace
friendship and hospitality which has
over been the, shield and sword of
this 'cohntr!y, Ino%upoh' behalf ofths
United States Of America, tender to
yShrlpeopie the right hand Of good
will, which 1 trust may be as lasting
ss L know it to be sincere, expressing
the hope that every year will promote
and perpetuate that good will to the
honor, habpin ess' and prosperity of
both Governments"
- President Dole f6plied as follows:
"Nlr. Minister: 1t ia with much sat
isfaction that I reCei5e the "cr.den-
tiaIs you bring from His Excellency,
the President Of the Unised States of
America, accrediting you as Envoy
Extraordinary und Minister Plenipo-
t5ntlary to represent tt at country at
the Capital Of the Hawaiian Islands.
Your assurances Of the continued
friendship of your Government for me
and the Hawaiian people add to the
qualification which long experience
OF tbs generous consideration OF the
United States for this country has
Restored , Permit me to assure you
that We heartily reoiprocate the ey-
PreesloDs OF interest and good will
which you, on behalf Of the Ameri-
cah people have conveyed to us.
PARTLY from the proximity, and
partly from the leading influence of
observation-disclosures in the work of the
Inauguration bf christian civilization
and industrial 'euterprlse in these
islands, bot still more from repeated
acts OF friendly 'assistgnre we have
received rom'yoh r country during The
past half century, we have become
accustomed to regard the United
States as q ffiehid; and ally; ard have
leafrned to, look fret TO bet to help us
iii hFebiSrgonoies. q 49," -
II regret the Inability q fiyour pro-
docesaor, MIR. B,ount, I'D personally
present his Iettef OF retaIr andt6 of.
fdtd'hie an'6ppdrtdnfty to expteasas to
bin ny appreUmtioh of tho agreeable
Official and social relations that rx-