Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14

pt'"tViih NulslSltnt Witu AhlerlVAh hv"Vt'
integrity and morality.
Your rcports show that On further
reflection the queen gave her unqualified
assent ~ writing to the conditions sug-
gesttd' put that the provisional govern
ncht refused TO acuuiesce IN the pre-
dent decision. The matter now being
IN tne hands Of congress, me president
WI Keep that body fully adyisel oil me
siulh'ioh' anu viii lny before u from
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person. mi nix bopr fmidpirhn. tho mn.
sNer Of Tho nrovisiot,ai yaVerniucnt. 10.
clining for reasons therein stated to ne
United States. u copy Of which is her
win lnclosed!' ,
d.,. siih, Inv Sus'Vs ,sri Law hcrc
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contnin ms becp instrncteJ TO slow m.
II necessary. and enter die hnrbor Of
San Francisco at night and deliver IN
Person the dispatches Nos. H. 10, ~,
IT, - and 10 to our disnatch agent
at that point The object OF lhls IS 70
enable the president TO receive These OIL
cial communications before any intlmn-
tion Of their character can be telegraphed.
! VIII, on tuesday, acknowledge tue re-.
eeipt OF the answer OF the provisional
government, notifying IL that the nresi-
dent " The United States VIII be IN
formed thereof, and that no lurthcr steps
VIII be taken by me until ! shRh nave
heard IRON him. | shan deliver your
communication to the qneen'
Ihe great excitement preNailnE mere
| and the peculiar conditions SURROUNDING
this people, prompt the above course
| which trust Will meet the approval ul
| the president ana yourself
mink proper 10 nehiloWledge, ll
this public way, the effect OF the efficient
| services rendered 20 tue government OF
| the United States by our consul general
| Alr. Mills, since my arrival at TINS place
| ALBERT =. WILLIS,
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| mcnt, President Dules reply to thl
| United States ministers demand rs ~
follows:
DOLE TO WILLIS.
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coil'hoy ~
ludohlVh'e Wy ypili ulpr ", NNssi, ",
president OF lhe thlleu SINGS 81 AluSl
zen mas hhaily aitlNel Nv ruslV,s' -"
appheatlon OF the soNrt..hstl w
treaty OF pphllel union WIN ln9t ''',i
try. ana referring also 10 inc upH'",, I
affairs of these islnhds, mas hHu tn
consideration OF lhe government;
While 1t Is with deep disappointment
that we learn that the important PROF
osition which we have submitted 10 w
government Of the United States, m
which was at first fayorably received D.
it, has at length been rejected, we nav
experienced sense Of relief that "
ara nov favored with tie first Ollicia
information upon the subject, which ma
becn received through period Of owe
nino months
While we accept the decision OF III
uresidput of the United States, declinin
Cnrthpr 10 consider the annexation prop
sition. as the final conclusion Of the pre-
ent ndmlnistration. we do not feel incline
to regard 1t as the last word OF 81
American government upon tlls Sunle'
for the history Of the mutual reinllnl
of the two countries. o. American enc
and influence III bwldlhg UP thfHuN
civilization. which has 80 conspicuous
aided in giving this country un houor"l,
place among the independent nations u
geographical position OF ulrNe lslnnds ~
the importance to the Two countries, u
? ! profitable reciprocal c1nllnerlnl lnlert.
3 which have long existed iusether WI
5 Our weakness MS SOVEREIGN hnuon, y
, point with convincing fore 10 polite
union between these cOullrl'S US nee
| sary Local result from tue circumstance
e mentioned THIS cpuvicnoh Is enlphnsll,
l by the favorable expressions oil y
l American statesmen over II long perl'
r. in favor of annexation collsplGuol
e among whom are the names o. w.
F. Marcy. William II. seward hihllnt'
[ Fish aud james g. Blame all form
/ secretaries of state. aud especially
! by the action of vour lhst adhllnlsli
! ton in nominating treaty OF anneXn 10
4 with this government ana senulnE u
: the senate with view Of us raincnuo
: We shall therefore continue he prole
T. Of political union with the hlted star
4 as conspicuous feature OF our forcii
I policy, confidently hoping, unl sooner
r later IT will be crowned win sucrcs
q for the lasting benefit Of both countries.
4 The additional portion Of your cor
I tnunicntlon referring to our domesl
r affairs. with a view Of interfering therei
n h a new dennrture IA the relations of Il
: two Governments. Your Information tn
o the president Of the United States z