The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-19
GUESSING is STILL In ORDER.
The Embargo Of Secrecy lot Yet LiIied
From The Hawaiian AfaIr.
IHE AUSTRALIA BRINGS NOTHING EBW
Minister wills Has Presented His Gre
dsntials and President Dole Bows
The Queen stul Unthroned.

steamship Australia. from Honolulu "i
rived irslde the Golden Gate az S'''
o'clock this forenoon. She brought news
from Honolulu that there had been no
change in the Hawaiian political si'u"uon'
The new United states minister MI
Umls. presented his credentials to Presi-
dent Dole OF the Provisional government
and had not Indicated prior TO the de-
partyre Of the Australia any intention
o1 the part Of the United States govern
ment 10 insist upon the restoration Of
Queen Llilokalam.
Copyrighted by the Associated Press.)
HONOLULU, Nov u.-But little OF a
definite nature has transpired since the
aIEees by the steamer China were sent.
Minister Willis. when he presented his
credentials on the 9TH instant, 10 Presi-
dent Dole. remarked as follows:
"Mr President Mr.. BlOunt late En-
y5y Extraordinary OF the United States
90 your government, having resigned his
Office while absent from his post. / have
the honor % now present his letter Of
recall and % express for him his sincere
re.ret that be is unable I'm person 90 make
known his continued good wishes. on be-
haIt NJ your people and his grateful ap-
probation % many cOurtesies. both per
s1Ial and official, Of which while here. be
was the hOnored recipient
"I desire az the same time 10 place in
your hands q letter accrediting me as
hs successor I'm doing this / am di-
re.tei by the President 10 give renewed
assurance of friendship, interest and
hearty good viii which our government
er.eIalns for YOU and for the people OF
ibis island realm.
Invoking that spirit OF peace. friend
Ship and hospitality which has ever been
the shield and sword of this country. /
r.#. upon behalf OF the United States Of
America tender 10 your people the right
H'al OF good Will. which / trust may be
as lasting as / know II 10 be sincere.
expressing the hope that every year will
promote and perpetuate that good will 10
One honor, happiness and prosperity of
both governments"
President Dole then made his reply as
follows:
mr. Minister.-It IS with much satis- |
faction that ! receive the credentials Won /
bring from His ENcellency the President /
ol tfe United States of America. accredit- |
i1f you as envoy extraordinary and min /
E'ar plenipotenuary TO represent that |
.'liry at the capital OF the Hawaiian Is
l1dz
I
snip OF your government for me and the /
hawaiian people, add 10 the qualification
ai-h long experience Of generous con-
ration Of the United States for this
ntry has f0stered
Permit me 90 assure YOU that we |
heartily reciproc8te the expressions of In /
forest and good win which YOU on be-
DAFT or the American people have con-
.eyed TO ms.
ASIDE from our geographical proximity
hl consequent preponderating CONNER
al interests which centre here the pres
t advanced civilization and Christlani-
I0n of your people. together with your
hhtened codes " law. stand to-day as
ueioient monuments OF American zeal.
rrage and Intelligence.
ITO is not surprising. therefore that the
.iied states were first TO recognize
'r independence Of the Hawaiian Is =
nls. and to welcome them into the z
.at family of Free equal and sovereign U
n1ns, nor is 10 surprising that this
s.oric DE has been strengthened from I
'r to year 10y important mutual re- a
"roc'ues. and agreement alike honor ;
.e and advantageous TO both govern ?
rts Partly from proximity. partly s
.m leading influence of American ciu- n
". ln the work of inaugurating 2
'nst.1n civilization and Industrial en- k
irisa in these islands but stn more v
'-Itei acts OF friendly assistance we | o
we received from your government
ring the past half century we have
come accustomed 90 regard the United
t'as as friend and am ally. and have =
'nai to look first TO her for help in
f emergencies. i regret the inability
your predecessor Mr. Blount. 10 per-
.IF present his letter Of recall and V
#.e. .rsf uHHU UHrr4 o..
" appreciation of the agreeable personal ,
'd social relations that existed between u
m and our government and people a
lNit his residence here We COncratu- ! -
'- ourselves. Mr. Minister. that the i
Farumeut Of the United States is to be II
.ntel here by one who. we are as J1
i is familiar with questions arising III
m relations between the two govern
ts and with whom we look for the Y
'ln'enance OF pleasant official inter d.
.ree" hi
'.sterday morning Minister willis sent m
O. government word that he would W
sally present Admiral Irwin AZ the cC
outlve building az 1870 O'Clock to-day oC
conversation with a representative OF
Associated Press. Minister willis I.
i there was no political significance b,
ached 20 the arrival of Admiral r. Ir
l as far as he knew When he LEFT !,
ncc. and as matter of fact the A.
niral had arrived here under sealed o.
.rs I'm cipher From what Captain l.,
faer. or the Philadelphia. had said 20 a.
shortly after The admiral arrived -
He China. Die was inclined 10 be -
Admiral Sferrett had been recalled q
similar manner in speaking Of his - -
here Mr. Willis has upon late d"
declared that his instructions
not De known until they were
handed 10 the provisional gov
.H say this much" continued the
chat there is absolutely no ,
.-.'1 for the various rumOrs ahOat -
f arrival. as 10 what I am en- Ia
i i1 DO or not 10 DO There are IND
"' or three men. even I'm Washing VIII
know what my Instructions are. one
pos. lively decline, al present. TO the
"Nrlner / carry an ultimatum or Io,
N Treaty. or what" frs
ptol iaonal government claim TO be | leci
lh The dark as everybody else ond
has leaked ont within the wit
nouns from a very reliable source IT
-F new minister viii negotiate a wee
Uet'y with the provisional govern into
T Nh.eh win place the islands ,,ir- ,VbI
D.leF the protection of the United loca
~ is understood that when com No.,
, ,Nis treaty will be at once s,ib- mo-
~ lhe United States Senate win 49,,
Dicyeland's message In Tho
'.' ihe United States VIII see mar
.,.,, remain in statu quo here. both
',.'y ana externally. Gl
.oehee " determination on the oar, Brit
nigbt states was seen during Tor