America in Hawaii : a History of United States Influence in the Hawaiian Islands
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My understanding of the spirit and terms of our temporary protectorate is in entire accord with the spirit and terms of the Secretary of State's despatch to me." " There is every reason to believe," wrote Minister Stevens to Secretary Gresham, "that, had not the United States flag been raised over the Hawaiian government build- ing, and American protection thus secured, it was the intention of the Japanese commis- sioner to have demanded and asserted the right of landing Japanese forces from th...e Na- niwa and the Kongo, and thus to have placed Japanese officials here on equal footing with the representatives of the United States, thus establishing a dual arrangement and protection in Hawaiian affairs." Such, then, was the condition of affairs when President Harrison closed his term of office and the reins of power fell into the hands of President Cleveland. The last hours of Congress had been so crowded with the despatch of important business that no op- portunity had been found for the full consid- eration of the Hawaiian treaty of annexation by the Senate.
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My understanding of the spirit and terms of our temporary protectorate is in entire accord with the spirit and terms of the Secretary of State's despatch to me." " There is every reason to believe," wrote Minister Stevens to Secretary Gresham, "that, had not the United States flag been raised over the Hawaiian government build- ing, and American protection thus secured, it was the intention of the Japanese commis- sioner to have demanded and asserted the right of landing Japanese forces from th...e Na- niwa and the Kongo, and thus to have placed Japanese officials here on equal footing with the representatives of the United States, thus establishing a dual arrangement and protection in Hawaiian affairs." Such, then, was the condition of affairs when President Harrison closed his term of office and the reins of power fell into the hands of President Cleveland. The last hours of Congress had been so crowded with the despatch of important business that no op- portunity had been found for the full consid- eration of the Hawaiian treaty of annexation by the Senate.
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