Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-18
AUSTRALIA ARRIVED.
|. Brings News Of Minister Willis
Reception at Hawaii.
Ills cnEDESrlAL, PRESENTED.
President UJlo's Repiy Is fnll Of
Friendly Expression, TO the Amer.
lean People.

Copyright by Asaocaied Areas.
HONULuLU, Nov. ll.-But little Of o
dcdpitu nature has transpirud siuct
thoadvices cent by the steamer Chirn.
Perhaps the most slgniiicanlthing gns
8, o remarN by Minisicf Wills whou
300 presented his credentials Uu .ho 5th
.u.i.. together with the reply % Pfcn.
dent DIE. Willis said: Alr. Pfusidtuti
80. Blpuut, late envoy extraordinary
ul ,uo United States % your govern.
mustn't, hayiag resigned his ili " white
ausunt from his pest, 1 nave tho
uuror to now present this Jet ~
ut recall aud rHpfuts Tor hlm
h.a sincere regret that hu Is uu.
atlc o. make known in itrson his con.
tinucd good wlshes ON behalf 0i your
people AMI nis people aud his Rthtc'ui
appreciation Of tue many osuficsict,
10th Ieriunui and Official, Of which
while here he was the hongfcd fcuirl.
eut. desire at tlestnc time T.
place IN your hands a letter acofotit-
ing, myteli ~ his successor. In doing
tnis / sm directed by the President 70
renew assurances ~ thu fflenily iu-
tcrrtt aud hearty goodwill which our
government, cntOfiains for you and lot
the people " this leland realm. Asidc
from the geographical proximity and
consequent pfepOnderating CONNER.
c'al Interests which center here, the
present advanced civilization aud
ChTsiisuiZati9n OF your people ts-
grthcr with your enllghtcneI cudrB Of
Jaw, stand today n buuelciVnt mOnu-
inouts Of 4 meficnu zepl, c0uuge nud
~ 4 a.
therefore that the United States ia the
first 20 recognize the independence Of
the Hawaiian Islands and welcome
them into thugrrAl family tree Of equal
sovereign nations. Nor b. u supTsiug
that this historic tie has been sirens Ia.
cned from year 10 year by important
mutual recipr0clties and agreements
alike honorable and advantageous
90 both governments invoking that
spirit OF peace, friendship aud
hospitality which has ever been the
shield aud sword 0f this country.
now on behalf VI the United States Of
America tender your people the right
hand Of goodwill which 1 trust may
bo as lasting hs | know u Is sincere.
Expressing hope that every year will
promote anu pofpstuate that good will
10 the honor and happiness and pros.
pufity Of both governments.
President Dole replied as follows
"Mr. Minister: II 10 with much satii-
faction / receive the credentials you
hfing from his excell-ncy the Pfesi.
Dent Of the United States OF Amer.
lea, HCcrt diting you as envoy
cxtraoriir AIRY and minister plenipC.
Tertiary TO ftptsent that country ct
the capital IT tho Hawaiian Islands.
Your assurance Uf the COutiuutd
friendship OF your government tor me
and tho HNwansn people nid
10 the Qualification which the
long experience and generous
consideration OF the United States
tor this country has foslefud. Permit
mo 10 assure you, we heartily reCipra.
cate tho expressions u Interest aud
good will which you, on behalf Of the
American people, have conveyed 10
us. Partly from proximity Aud partly
rom the leading influence Oi American
citizens In tue work Of inRugumtiug
our Christian civilization uud enter.
Prise Ia these islands, and still more
from repeated nc,s Of friendly
ubs,ttAucu received from your govern.
ment la the past halt century We
have become accustomed b regard tho
United Sthtul NJ friend and ally auu
We learn 10 look 70 her for help IN our
emergencies.
regret the inability OF your pre-.
decetBor Mr.. BlOunt 10 lefsoualiy pre-
cent his letter Of recall aud afford
mt tue opportunity 10 express
TO him my APPRECIATION OF the agree
ahls official social relations bHtweon
MIN ami our government aud people
during his residence here. We con.
graduate ourselves, Mr.. Minister, that
the government OF the United
States IL 10 he represented here by
one who We ate assured IL
familiar with the question arlbiug from
the relations between the two govern.
Wenls and with whom we LOOK for thp
maintenance Of pleasant official iuteI.
urSe.
Yesterday Wills synt the govern.
ment wori he would mi siplly present
Admiral Irwin 10 the government this
afternoon.
70 an Associated Press reporter
Wills sRid: "rhoro Ia no political
flguiilClnce In the arrival OF Admiral
Irwin m Tar Hs ho knew. When he
left Washington ho knew moth
Ing u the change, In TACT
tue admiral came under scaled
orders IN cipher. lie believed Admiral
skerielt WIS recalled In "A similar man.
ner Willis says hiB instructions were
not 10 be- Gnown until officially handed
into the Provisional government.
Ho dsulATsu that Uuly two or threr
men even al Washington know what
were Ills instructions, suI no declined
10 make any abatement in feRaru 20
a.
from very reliable sources That the
new minister Will negotiate new
titnty with the provisional puvtrp-
me g, winch viii place the Islands
virtually under the protection Of the
United alnlcs. lu the meantime tle
Uultel Statre VIII REQ that matters H..
main in a,u quo herr, both internalIy
SUD externally, This IL evidenced hy tue
fact that On tue night ot Nov. 9, uoats
o. the PhtladelpNIA were dropped into
the water, supplied with loaded gail.
ing guns auu saall nrma and were
ksut uudOr orders all night. The
government officials were of the
opinion that this move was la
lutpDnsc 10 rumOrs OF a ruyalist
uprising. Tho United Sln,cs feume
btut on keeping peace ~ M hgzardr.
Ih' provisional g0ysrumeDtis vigiinut
ngnNst surprise. rhs roJ alists Gisim
there " no intention Of using force,
believing the United States viii restore
the qu,pn.
now TIM NEWS Is REGARDED.
WAsHnGroN, Nov. ls.-An Ascot.
nttd freSe reporter went to tue
Hawaiian +galion with the bullsun