Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-19
CONTAINING THE LETTERS
Between The Navy Department and
Admiral WalkeE
WHEN THE LATTER WAS IN HAWAII
Tho Cause Of ITS sudden Hecau Not
CItRr-Ihe AdmirhI's Reasons For
Not uurrying Home.

MOI hurfyiug Home
, e,
"AshiNuIVNi D'o' io'-Ah ""'"'l
10 n resolution, Secretary Herbert
ouAy heh' 70 'ne SUNNI 'no oO''oa'
pOuu'noo , '''" ,',' Wv u"'y ~ ~
hoht anu Aumlih NMHeI iu'H'i'"
TO his mission 10 Hawaii last summer.
The cor,eapondence makes IA volume
NJ consida,ahio s,y.. cov.,,,,, nbout
1890. -.
sixty Vpt'Wfltten pages, anu "hiIe
much Of II IL purely formal, some
chaptera nro Of great interest. IL
,aain. -, Nt.,.,, 90 ,,., ,,,,h u,a
Vb'"s W Nia'e" ," W
formal otder OF 'he secretary ueiaillhB
the admiral from duty as president Of
the inspeetion hoard and ordering him
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W iAo''o'u'u " ,0'v'' 1AN'n''"'
rs commandments OF tue racine
station, and CLOSES with notice from
tbe admiral dated Mara Island. Gala.
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N"bun' - "un'u"o'"b "'n
ment oil that command 10 Admiral
Boardslco.
Four davs after this Issue Of tho frat
- -. r. .,,.,t,.t III. a.,
s'"M V'u'' 'no "NiiiiiN' "n"' o"
Warrington, received the following
inslruolions from the secretary, marked
"conhdentlali"
n,ruruAtt1v M ms ougt.pvpn
blr-Iho iOllOWlng lnAtucuOns
which are TO be considered strictly con-
ndential are isaued for your guidance
while In command o. Inc United states
naval forces ON the Paeiho station
Tho attitude anu policy whlch tue
government OF ihe Onltou states nus
heIeloiof" ousetNeu toWhru tho poopio
anu government OF tue hhWhlihh
ialhnuh are lully SHOWN IN tho executive
unoumenla numbers a. 49, ooi ~ 49,
w anu 10, when nave hecn ualieu 10
you -in caro- OF the navy ONCE ban
fIauolsco.
you VIII Hecly consult WIN Tue
minister OF the unlleu states Ut homo
lulu upon alI points Whloh may ailse
IN tho genera COURSE o. hhWhllhn
matters anu you WIZ give uue Neight
10 DIS khoWieuge anu oplnloh upon tne
noluhl enlployheht IA sny oNoht VI
tue military lofoss uhuef your com
manu- anu IN unolllhg 'he course 20 De
pursued ny yuuisoIi "a MY lls''eI no'
ooneieu ny hpeolhu ihsttuuluhH'
Your purpose as commander OF the
hAval FORCES OF tho Ohileu otAIes WIN
20 the l'oloutlon OF nv l,FoS anu prop
etty OF American olti1ehs,
IN Saso on auy oinii wa VI I wv niInu ,s
WhelheI gioWlhb out OF hn hlteihp' 70
iesiors the queen, OF an aWenlp, 70 oa'
taoIlsn petulAhent soNeIninoul, OF
any election, or Iitins rom any cause
Whatever, you VIII eAtvhu no hlu OF
support ihotaI OF physloai, 70 hhy o.
I'll, Saam s,nagitY IN vis,1 lint y a.
vonr d,,tv 40 niotect The lives and
Ston.yiy ~, al snch ciiIgens nj tha
finitai stntss as shall moi Nv Thar nar.
tirinatinn In surh civil commntion,
subiect themselves To local law and
mus iotlet Ihelt righ' IN Inat tegatH y
An american citizen who, during 4
revolution or insutrecliOn In a foreign
country, participates In an attempt by
force OF arms OF violence TO maintain
or overthrow the existing government
or who aids In setting ON foot rovOlu.
ton or insutrectlon In such country
cannot claim as matter OF right Oi
the government Of the United States
protection against the consequences 0
such acts.
IL you shall observe at any time any
effort or attempt ON tho part Of any
foreign power 10 interfere In the p0
lltloal affairs VI the Islands, or II you
shall perceive any circumstances
pointing TO such interleTencee, yol
WIN lionitNS i'po'' ''o 9'i'o w 'Hn
Very respectfully,
II. A. HERBERT,
Secretary OF the Navy.
Tho r.,t s,.n IA m, cortesn,ndenc,
at,a. ,tts ,vas the disnetch ~ n teIs
49,, ~, H., "a trou, H. ,Ierartnrn
- A. niraI Walker. then Mt HonolnIu