The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-06-26

position on the subject OF annexation. am tree 10
say. that whether here in my native land. in sees
cat il Is my visu, that annexation Is no, for the
Interests oi either eoun.ry, under preseat ereum-
stances. Nor do mean that this eoaatry shall or
ought 70 be under British, any other pro,eeterals.
Bat II is nv opinion, that the Hen member frOm
North kenA Mr., PiPe), who says that the Hon.
Ii. A. p. Carter is anesxat0nlsI, and that
hvertng annexation. is uauilnagly forwarding the
wishes Of those who believe IN annexation, What
mean is thai there Who desire this govern
meat To become SO weak aai worthless that SaRsxs-
ton must As TO the reference ~ His Majesty's
letter, did net kaos il WAS hs introduced here
antil heSrl il read bat know no reason why such
communications should aeI be seat 10 the House.
knos that the resolve adopted Thursday. that the
EorNiga kavoy, Mr.. Carter, be called before the
House " answer eAteSersss Conserving his foreign
aissioa highly irregular sad the Miatstry voted
against it, Bet a. ~ undertaking 10 advise the Hoa
Noble, Mr., kssi. who Brought in that resolve. about
the legality Of his measures. d0at think be would
SsesPS my advice IL nv habit to observe the do
heerAtons Of the House, bat seldom 10 advise unless
called uPeu TO Dc 60.
No reasons have been sivea for vote 0f wSst Of
eoahaenee, which have not been fully explained
These daily and evening sessions Of the members st
the rooms Of the Hou member Mr.. Gibsonl, were
not held for purposes Of advancing public interests
out, as think, 10 carry cut personal objects Of
bitten and to give vent TO personal spleen.
Mr.. kSaAi opposed the adoption Of the resolution.
Mr.. Pslohaa ard Mr.. MOanAah favored the sdop.
tion Of the resolution.
Mr.. Martin favored division Of the resolution,
doubted the prOpristy and eOrrsesnsss of adopting
the resolution IN It's present shape.
Mr.. W. ., Saith said, great deal has been said
against the Ministers whilst nothing has been said
about duties performed by them, in the economical
management of the difereat governmental depart
msats, the careful regard Of government interests
the security Of life and property the eajOynent Of
peace al home and friendly relations with all foreign
countries, oar country Internally prosperous. the
De- -.
Insane cared for. prisoners looked aftsr Educational
Financial. Judicial departments ably conducted, in
fact all the departments. honestly and jaieiously
managed should rot forget all this and allow
ourselves to be carried away BY excitement. The
consideration Of the Hotel and treaty questiOns
should be postponed until the reports referring to
them laid before ths House, when We will be able
10 act more ntelligentiy. The position Of Minister
regard as most undesirable Owing TO the
lzeuess Of the hour. will not prolong my remarks.
cannot and will not vote for this resolution.
Mr.. Biekerton said the adoption of the resolution
would not ade6ailely postpone the consideration OF
the appropriation bill 1t would eome up under the
rules in not having confidence in the preseut Mn
is,ry, did not want to appropriate money for them
use for government purposes. Several days ago the
Minister OF the Interior. threw down the gauntlet
challenged the independent pSrIy-Wheh he was
pToGi " be msGosr of-to Preseat the resolution.
We have accepted the challenge and presented the
resolution. Ii ever had any DOUBTS about the pro
yesterday afternoon. whsH l saw the course Of the
Ministry Hts Majesty's letter.
Mr.. MalO favored the adoption Of the resolution.
Mr.. kAiaikSwAha doubted the Propriety of passing
the resolution, and eoaId therefore. support it.
Ills Excellsuey the Minister Q: Interior said, at
this late hour, and when every member has made up
bis uiud as 10 how be will vote. il may be useless
for ne 70 speak further but when tad the opposi-
tion to the Ministry reduced the sraii6eau0n Of
personal ambition, | cannot refrain from making a
few | am sni IN EnA fha
pie represented BY the Hon member for Lahaiaa, Mr..
Gibson, and the Hon member fer HAmakaa, and tha {
the King aud MOBILES have uot any voice IN the gov
eminent Tue interests Of the hingiom are in the
keeping Of tue King. Mobiles aud Representatives
Long l have lived here. aud served in public
capacities, now dni nyself for the first time in an
tasouisa to the people, according the remarks uf
the Hon u emoer for Hamskua. Did the gentleman
who represents the district Of uamakua, 20 into it
Not oct Of every ten know hun by name. Was he
elected on aHy plAiiorm! He never made 4 speeeh
in his district article for publication in
the newspapers, or said word about his principles
until he got here.
Mr. Bieksrtou said be had circular printed and
circulated IN the district.
dis EIeeleaey the Minister Of Interior, Did h.
print that be would oppose the King and his Minis
tryI If he had, never would have seen his beaue
tfal presence IN this House. The Independent party
be speaks Of, IS not known among the people. it ex
lists only in this House, ehampiOned by those who
lust for Office and desire to Gust the present Ministry
The Hon member for North Eoua did have a Mat
form. be is honest and able, and talks to-day as he
did 10 his constituents There has appeared any
sign Of discomfort with the King Ministry except
from fsE members of this House. Aud the Hon
menbec for Lahaina, Mr.. Gibson and the Hon
member for HamAkua, Mr.. Bickertou, instead Of
serving we'll their constituents, betrayiug them
AMI their country. The Hon member tor Honolulu,
said be bad confidence in the Minister Finance bu,
uos the other three. Then why eensure him? A
who through merit has risen to a high position
among bis people, eOumIndiag their resp Ct your
course toward him sstOnishes me. The Ministry is
frequeaty benefited BY the SdEies of the Judges OF
the Supreme Court, and it may be better for the Hoo
member, to profit By it, than follow the leadership
| Of intriguing persons who hope to make \ LITTLE
credit or something else out OF this proceeding
don't east any oPprObum on the native Represents
tiEes honor them, but sgret that they allow them
selves TO be led BY false lights, for in doing they
iulare the Hawaiian people and their government
Had It not bsea for the friendship and personal e1er
tons Of native gentleman the Hon member for Laha
ina, Mr. Gibson. would have arrived here WHAT
/ measure Of inpvFtanes has he asr0iueeds Look Al
the island Of Lanai look at his history for the las
II years, and tell what reason you have to foIor
hint have not said Al willing to have nv sheen
{ tAIsd-I have no sheep.
Mr.. Gibson. what does his EreeIIsncy mean b,
these iusinuASiOus! Does he wish disorder; hA ear
I have il?
His E1eelency the Minister Of Interior, an talk
ing from the record. Hitherto I have handled tn,
! gentleman with glovsi-hAnds, were 1 to unroI nj
history to this people, would make him shiver il
his boots What measure has ne brought into tn,
House causing him TO be trusted. His visit To th,
Lepe- settlement. at great expense resulted in hi.
4 suggesting the publication Of medical book a. .
eeupendiuu Of health. II we're going to suggest
subject to tue gentleman. would suggest theology
I he Is able To write upon that Dr. Judd. whc
/ vas true friend Of tie Hawaiian people was tn,
first TO make this suggeston-thei idea is not orgua
with Mr.. GibsOa-sai advocated the education o
Hawaiian youths, qualifying them TO practice msdi
cine, from pure love and phiauthropic motives moi
personal ambition. These frequent changes Of tht
Ministry preEent the inEestmeat of capital to carr
Oh necessary Improvements. and some day or othel
the Hawaiian people Eii it their hearts core
/ Tas opposition has not shown good and suficisu
reasons for a change Of the Ministry.
Mr. Bishop said, for an very tired, the sss
sion having bseu long ooe. and number are show
ing iniicAtious Of desire 70 speak il Is now quite
late, l therefore move the Com 1ittee rise, repor
/ progress, and ask leave TO sit again which va
agreed 70.
And the report Of Mr.. Eipi, Chairn1r Of the Com
nistee Of the Whole. bsiag accepted. the House a
ii o'clock p. n adjourned until Moaday at 10 a. N
T1s debate eOutIausd OF Agu1ay till hall
past four p n uhen the vote upon the indehnits
postPonsusut Of the resolasion was taken with ta
/ following result ayes 20, noes I9.