St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-10
RECOGNITION OF HAWAII.
There Has Been 80 Doubt at ANY
Time Regarding Clevelaud's Ac-

There Has Been 30 Doubt at ANY
Time Regarding Clevelaud's Ac-
ton.
congratulation and greeting from Pres
ident Cleveland, in the name of the
United States. is on the way from
Washington to President Dole, of the
Hawaiian republic. The recog milton of
the new republic was finally decided
upon this week. and the message was
framed and mailed yesterday through
the regular channels. Although the GUS
tomary secrecy which attend diplomatic
matters has surrounded the relations OF
the United States since that country as
sumed its new form of government, it is
learned on the best authority that there
has never been any doubt of President
Cleveland's course in the matter, and of
the recognition of the new government
of Hawaii as de Tacto government. A
few days ago letter was received from
President Dole, conveying the formal
announcement of the proclamation of
the republic and the inauguration of the
government. This letter was laid be-
fore the cabinet, and has been under
consideration while the house commit
tee on foreign affairs was debating
whether it should report resolution
for recognition.
With The letter Of greeting to Presi
dent Dole, which of course passes
through the hands of Minister Willis,
was sent letter to Minister Willis, rati-
flying his action in Professionally extend
| ing the usual
1t Recognition to the Republic.
Il Frank P. Hastings, who, in the alb
| seuce of Minister Tnurston. is charge
Ifaffaires at the Hawaiian legation here,
| has had all interview With Secretary
Gresham and was told that he was for
mally recognized as the representative
| Of the new government. Chairman Nc
! Creary, OF the house committee on for
| elgn affairs, says that it is not GUS
| touary to give publicity to diplomatic
l3eorrespondence until it has reached it's
! destination. Consequently the letter to
President Dole will not be made public
until sufficient time has past for its re-
i eeption, when copy will be forwarded
ito congress, with copy of the message
treceived from him. This is the usual
Hcourse of diplomatic proceedings, but
| the fact that the existence of the cor
|, reSpondence has become known may
| induce the president 10 make it public
| There Is parallel between Brazil and
| Hawaii OH these latest Developments.
| Scol after Brazil had changed to a re-
publican form of government, reSolu-
ton was introduced in the buuse by Mr..
| McCreary for recognition, the Demo-
| Gratis thinking that President Harrison
delayed action unreasonapiy. Before
| the committee could take action on the
resolution, however, congress was noti-
| fled that The president uad recognized
| the nav government.
Ii is stated by the friends Of the al
| ministraiion that at 10 time has thr
! president entertained any thought or
withholding recognition beS oHd red-
! sHaaole tine, !.Or has he amy drs;ry "a
leave President Dole anu The members
| OF The administration iuii2 Ill doubt a>
! [, his views anu purposes with rrSpe:,
! 10 the new government.
Win Tie committee oil foreign at
| fai ! met today Chairman AcCreary al
| nuliiiced tiir iuieatiun OF tile president
| This announcements dit not have th,,
r.:-ci. however. OF Withdraw ing ~
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