Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-04
BRAZILIAN ALLIANCE
@ WORKED BY ROOF
Is LATEST plan


Washington. March 23..There is
more in the visit of Secretary Root to
Brazil to attend the meeting OF the
Pan-American Congress this summer
than appears upon the surface. The
President has asked that the crack
cruiser Charleston be detached from
service and placed at the Secretary's
disposal for the trip. lie will go 10
Brazil in state and doubtless will be
the dominant factor In the delibera-
tlons there. None OF the representa-
tives. in the conference will rank with
Mr. Root and there Is no doubt that
there are Important reasons why he
should be there or else the President
would not permit the detachment Of
his right-hand man for the period that
the trip will embrace. ..tH
IL Is the Presidents intention, in
view of the close relations between the
republic of Brazil and the United
States. to arrange an informal. but
none the less strong. alliance with Bra.
I'll. and to delegate to her the policy Of
the Monroe doctrine in South America.
Although II has often been alleged
that Brazil acknowledges the doctrine
under compulsion, II can be stated that
Brazil, on the contrary, welcomes II, as
Il serves to maintain peace and order
In southern ATTITUDES.
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leave OF absence Stackable had accept
ed the mission.
Atkinson said Stackable would prob.
ably hear by the Alameda that leave
had been granted.
/. Garden asked II all had been ar
ranged for Stackables acceptance.
And will he accept?" he added.
I'VE think he WILL" said Cooke.
"He WILL" said Atkinson. "He told
me So"
J. p. Cooke suggested a meeting
with Stackable to arrange details.
you'll not get me to write any more
letters of instructions to an envoy" he
said. Atkinson said he had gone into
that; perhaps Stackable also would
like to go into Il.
II want to report from your commit
tee appointed to confer with the Plan.
ters' Committee AZ to the terms that
would be given settlers" said Akin.
son, that we have preliminary draft
Of an agreement with the planters. Mr..
Cooke, who has been close to Mr.. Gif.
fard, OF the Planters Committee. has
been here with Mr.. Glfard all after.
noon, and we have been going over
this matter together.
ut Is In the line of uniform agree.
ment from all the plantations. which
is what we are working for. II has
taken hard work by the Planters Com.
mittee. and is not completed yet, but
Il win serve as basis. We have
thought II was best to settle this ba.
sis OF agreement before proceeding
farther. Mr.. Stackable will not be per
mitted to go to intending immigrants
and tell them that they will be given
so much land II they will come here.
but he should know what can be done.
Nor can the planters enter into an
agreement to give 30 much. But our
representative can tell intending immi'
grants what II will he possible to do
here" iI.. ,'a, ruf 900 lu rus#rH
Craig thought Il not advisable TO
make the details Of the planters agree.
ment public now. and the others
agreed with him. On motion oflCralg
Il was voted to invite Stackable to an
early conference, or series of confer.
ences, mt times to be arranged by the
chairman. f u"
- am willing to meet here tonight
and every night until we accomplish
our desired result" said Craig.
There was some discussion OF the
planters agreement and Cooke said
that this was not so much an improve.
ment over former agreement.
l eft IL nearer In line with m uniform