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...SPALDING and V. S. THOMAS.Best general references: Snow's American Diplomacy, 361-397; Forum, XV, 1 (March, 1893); North Am. Review, vol. 156, pp. 265-281 (March, 1893), vol. 157, pp. 736-745 (Dec. 1893); Cong. Rec. 1894, pp. 2208-2212 (Draper); 4994-5010 (Higgins); Sen. Report on Hawaiian Affairs...
...Annexation would benefit Hawaii: North Am. Rev. vol. 156, pp. 271-281: Cong. Rec. 1894, pp. 5009-5010. - (a) Commercially. - (b) Politically...
...Annexation is desirable commercially. - (a)Hawaii's prosperity benefits our producers and carriers: Cong. Rec. 1894, p. 5009; North Am. Rev. vol. 156, pp. 271-280. - (b) Hawaii's friendly stability fosters our commerce: Cong. Rec. 1894, pp. 2209, 2211. - (1) Assures coal for our merchantmen. - (2) Prevents Hawaii becoming a base for hostile commerce destroyers...
...Annexation is desirable politically: Forum, XV, 1; North Am. Rev. vol. 156, p. 270; Cong. Rec., 1894, pp. 2208-2212; pp. 5009-5010. - (a) Gives U. S. a naval base for offence. - (b) Prevents Hawaii becoming a base of hostile attack...
...Protectorate would not guarantee security: Cong. Rec., 1894, pp. 5009-5010; Cong. Rec., 1894, pp. 2209-2210; North Am. Rev. vol. 157, p. 743. - (a) Treaties subject to abrogation e.g. Pearl Harbor. - (b) At outbreak of war Hawaii would be seized. - (c) Liability to insidious change of sentiment e.g. by Japanese or British getting control: Ad. Walker in Boston Advertiser...