The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-05

Washington. Dec 4-Nr Castle to-
day presented the president his letters
OF recall as Hawaiian minister 60 the
United States and Hatch those aaced-
iting him as Castles successor. The
letters ard the Presidents replies are
exceedingly pleasant in toEe.
Minister Castles letter Of recall was
addressed 20 President Cleveland as fol-
lows:
Great and Good Friend:-N-. Wal
liam Castle. who has for some time re-
SIDED near the government OF the Unls-
ed States II the character OF envoy ex-
rraor1inary and minister plen1po1sr-
Siary OF the republic OF Hawaii. hav-
ing expressed a desire 70 return TO MS
country. have acceded TO his wish and
have directed him 20 take leave %
your exce1leElcy.
"Mr Castle. who instructions have
been to cultivate with your govern
ment relations OF the closest friendship,
has been directed on leaving the UnNed
States TO convey 10 your excellency the
assurance Of our sincere desire 70
strengthen and extend the friendly IN
reroourse now happily subsiScng De
tween the two governments and 20 Sc
cure to the people Of the two countries
a continuance OF the benefits result
ing from that source
Your good friend.
(Signed.) SANFORD r. DOYLE.
by che president Henry E. Cooper.
minister foreign affairs"
The presidents reply TO Mr.. Castles
remarks presenting his letter OF recall.
was as follows:
II -
tiers whereby the president OF Hawaii
announces your recall from the mission
you have filed at this capital during
the past few months. take pleasure in
knowing THAT You have found your
brief residence congenial and that the
reception accorded. as we'll 10 yourself
person sGly as to your efforts TO promote
friendship and good Will IN the rela-
tons OF your government to that OF the
United States. has been all that you
could desire. / trust that your short
sojourn here. with its Official and So
clal connections and associations. may
never cease to be a source Of agree
able recollection
President DOle's letter TO President
Cleveland accredftLng Minister Hatch
said:
He rs well Informed OF our earnest
tine bonds OF friendship that have hap
PLY subsisted between our respective
countries.
My knowledge of his high character
and ability gives me entire confidence
that he viii use every endeavor 10 adj
vance the interests and prosperity of
both governments and to render HIM
self acceptable TO your excellency.
Il therefore request your excellency
10 receive him favorably and TO give full
credence TO what he shall say on the
part of the republic OF Hawaii and 10
the assurances that have charged him
TO convey to you the best wishes Of the
government for the welfare OF the Unit
ed States
President Cleveland. IN replying 10
this letter, presented by MIR. Hatch.
said:
THE sentiments OF good VIII you ex-
press in behalf OF your government and
people are most gratifying and finds a
cordial response in the feeling Of my
countrymen and their government. You
may be assured, Mr.. Minister. OF the ear
nestness with which I and my assOcia-
ties in government will respond 10 all
endeavors on your part TO promote the
amity existing between the two cOun-
tries; while for yourself ! bespeak no
less agreeable PERSONAL associations in
both public and private Eft than have
been invariably enjoyed by your pre-
dapzaGar