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leve from all the light we can obtain that
the design was to fix themselves at the
Islands, or failing in its accomplishment
to complain TO the French government of
the violation of the treaty. We do not
see that there was any infrac,ion of the
treaty in the rejection of Mr. Maigret as a
Roman Catholic priest. The Hawaiian
government did no more than any Euro
pean power would have done under SINH
lar circumstances. The treaty was SIM
ply a common commercial arrangement
without contemplating a controlling inlu-
encc or even interference with the inter-
nal policy of the government.


ours 6. n. c.