The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-11-14


ALVEY A. ADEE,
Acting Secretary O; StSIe.
GRovER CLEVELAND. President q the
United States Of AmericS.
| To HIS ENCEILENCN SANFORD Is.
nOLE. President q the Provisional
Government o. the Hawaiian Isl
zniS-
/ Crest snd Cod Friend;
l hSve mSis choice q Albert :.
| Willis. one q our distinguished eiti-
I rsaS. 70 reside nsSr the government u
your eScellsncy III the quality % en-
1 vov extraordinary Sni minister pleni-
I potsntizry o. the United States o.
I America he i well informed o. the
I relative interests q the two countries
Sni q our sincere desire 70 cultivate,
I 70 the fullest extent, the friendship
I which hiss - long SubSiStsd between
Us Ny knowledge Of his high chSr-
setter SDd Sbility gives me entire con-
riisrcs EhSG he viii constantly endsS-
vor 70 advance the interest Snd prs
psrity o. both governments snd 50
render himself acceptable 70 your sx-
esllsney.
I therefore request your eSSelleney
10 receive him f2vorabiy and 70 give
full ereisnes 70 what he shsn SSy on
the pSrI q the United States, Sni 10
the 2SSurznceS which I hSye charged
him 70 convey 10 you OF the best
wishes q this government for the
prosperity % the HSvSiiSn Islands
Mzy God have your eSceIlency in
His wise keeping.
Written ST Washington this 9TH
iSy % September, in the year 1873.
Your good friend,
Signed GROVER CLEVELAND.
By the President;
ALVEY A. ADEE-
Acting Secretary Of State.
President Dole replied as fol-
lows:
Ms. MINISTEB:
Il i with much satisfaction that I 4
receive the credentials you bring from 4
His Excellency the President OF the 4
United Staces o. Ameriez. sccreii-ing 4
YOU IS Envoy Extraordinary 2cd 4
Minister Plsuipossntisry 70 represent
that country st the capital Of the T.
EawaiiSn Islands.
Your ASSURANCES q the continued /
o. your government for NE
snd the Hawaiian people zdd 70 the
which : long experience
O the generous consideration OF the
United States for this country h2S fOS-
tered
Permit ne 70 assure you thSt we
heartily reciprocSse the expressions o. /
interest and GOODWILL which you. on
cshsE OF the American people, have
70 Is.
Partly from proximity, partly from
the Leading influence OF American
citizens in the work q in2agUrSting
Christian civilization and industrial
enterprise in these islands, but still
more from the repeated sets Of friendly
assistance which We have received
rom yOuE government during the
u.s. h5lf century, re h7ve become
accustomed 70 regard the United
S-Stes s. 5 friend and silly, Sud have /
earned 20 look first 70 her for help in |
'1r emergencies
I regret the inability Of your preie-
'ssSor, Mr.. Blounr, 70 personally pre- {
.enr his letter % recall and 70 Sffori :
II the opportunity 10 express 70 him +,
NJ appreciation Of the agreeable.
fheizI Sni social relStiOnS that ex-
s-ed between him Sni our govern
1enI sui people during his residence
-ere-
We congratulate ourselves, Mr..
Iinis-er, thst the government OF the ]
ltEei States Is 20 be represented here ?
v one Who, We are assured, Is familiar :
nth the questions arising from the !
slzti0cs between the two govern
-sn-s. and with whom We look for !
le maintenance Of pleasant official
Intercourse.
The minister was then introduced :
0 those present. Only 6 very few
minutes Ee-e spent IN conversation :
nd the party withdrew again 70
be stirring strains OF the Star l
pzngied Bzune-,7 and the import {
n duty Of Minister Willis vas
1ded. !