Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14
HAWAIIAN
MATTER
AT LAST.
Cleveland Transmits
Correspondence.
He MAKES NO COMMENT ON IT,.
yDole's Letter to Willis is a
Strong One.
He Denies that the United States Has
Amy Right to Act as Arbitrator.
He Denies Some orBlount's
Statements still Hopes
for Annexation.
Oole's Letter to Willis is a
Strong One.


BY Associated Press.
Nnsbiurton lam 19-The president to-
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way
respondence relating to liaWah since
his last message Transmitting the adj
ditional Hawaiian correspondence he
-,
NIo'e as l"uoNs'
To Congress: l transmit herewith copies
of dispatches from onr minister to IIa-
,,,i r.l,tbr. Il, any way ia u,litieol AFT
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lalrs III hawaii except sueh as huNe
been heretofore transmitted TO congress.
also send copies of instructions sent on
I,,.,,,.,. 10 1sni i,.i,,,, ,bo o,1,. instrur-
''''u'' Ys -
IONS TO MN that nave NOT peeu eeht 10
congress
In my formrr message tn congress. |
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N"""'i' "'af"'N" w. -
| November ld'lSl3' and also dlspatch No.
10, under date Of October 5, 1885 III
os,n,,cb os the contents of dispntch No.
$500. -
- are AL releIrIeu 10 III 'ne Va
| more recent date, ana lnasmuch as theie
| seems TO be no longer reason Tor VIII
| holding it, the same Is herewith suDlhit,
| ted. Dispatch 40. 40 Is sun Wlinheiu
| for reasons that seem 10 Do lusuhlple
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GRON hN bl!l4N LILA NJ;
The last Instructions 10 Minister Wits
! referred to ~ the president lettef Oh
tHnsmittal are the only Instructions not
sent 10 congress and are datcd NrSirru"S'
| They were sent under cover OF icleSIHlu
! 10 w. A. COOPER ulsP'teh aseul ~ 99i
| Francisco, lnslrucilng MN 10 lotWard lhe
following telegram 20 Wits by steamer
MaEposa tomorrow, ltodnyJ
January II, 1871.
| Willis, Minister, Hou0lulu;
Your numbers II 20 Is inclusive, slow
that you have rightly comprhended the
scope of your Instructions, and have, as
lar as III your lVHSr, ulsc4l ;,i,t ~
dent sincerely regrets that the provisional
government refuses to acquiesce in the
conclusion which his sense Of right and
duty and due regard for our national
honor constrained him TO reach and sub
nit as a measure of justice to the people
of the Hawaiian Islands and their de
nosrJ sovereign. While II is true that
The provisional government was created
onneyed 10 The United States. that til,
oneen Int reluctantly surrendered 10 M
armed force of this government, illegally
0uartercd in Honolulu. and that the rep
resentadves Of the provisional govern
mont (which realized It's impotence and
vas anxious to get control of the queen,
means Of dofonsa assured her that 4
IN tvorilJ surrender. her case would b.
,,,I.sennentIy considered by the limited
Stofes nresident, has never claimed tina
80, action constituted him an arbitrator
T., tbe tcchnical sense or authorized hin
~ ont IN fhat capacity between the pro
.js;nn,l government. You made n,
' 'lsiS" Main when YOU Acquainted TIM
sn,n with The presidents decision
~ ilisnpn nssiirance given to Me dueer
ipe ~, Noon referred 10 a. onthoritl
ias IT. ,,,.s;ionf 10 ncf as arbitrntor
ior Tue fact material 10 adjust m,
11,,,t.r,nination Of the presidents duty II
Hele, ,, ,ii,,i''
me ~, ,,.hicb tbe minister Of foreign
~ ! h odJressed 10 Won on inc ~,
aMels u" stated that even if The con
ulihl,9 J., ,,,,.,,.,,ncnt wos snbverted b,
sututlonaI tx Snerican iainis,sr m,
The htt4h g,a mJiitorv force Of Nh
an inysnss,Nn ~ ~ nresidcnt's nptborif,
lmten - y. 5,oiin, Win onr unfaifbfii
Is lInteu W .Sat 10 can tnte mo SION
oihcials' gnu N, eorroction 81 the wronl
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