The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-08-27

Il u rurEUtIIL -IvE1 LIST Saturday even
NJ az the Ly-eE1 By the great bulk Of
cur most prominent citizens. tg those
N1bizs and EzprEssu1ir-I7zs gE the Legs
L4tT-rH nov about t1 cl1se rs session who
have shown themselves uCassalLa1ls By
hrl1s CT threat. WIS u-l1-lstalia1Lv great
sTIccssE-
The idea Il the Com ulsree was % thank
these Le--slatlrs publicly for their yer
=is5z15. AMI II many cl=es sell sacrificing
LzbcrS II opposing. what the President OF
the House vel named the '-trz-d and cor
ruutIuu which have been the principal
features Il the measures introduced and
supported By the Minister'S and their de
pendants since tbs session WIS opened
L i perfectly Tzs. that. a. was rs
marked l7 -1is Il the speallzr=. their Efforts
have not met with any great success. They
had heavy odds against them The four
Ministers and Their two accun-pl-eEs backed
b the whole weight It the salary drawing
MEMBER and led b a nan totally devoid
u principle. incapable 4 AZ upright OF
.izsl1zeresaztf action ard unas==aIla1ls By
the Influences wE1cE govern ordinary rlizu
With Urinary .u1-cLzEcEs. secure II EIs
post By the veuaL support Il his Clique
and upheld By the favor IF the Crg7yu- the
cfIsf s7ll-f1er l. not zfralt even Il beng
found 1u1. and AFTER ref-rtilnz TWICE pad
pubic money with the Reports Of the
Finance Committee and that On The Ger
saIog-caI tra1f fresh before the public.
could cuntI1le. o. I1tr1dlce OF support
such u-easurzs a. the Bank Charter. the
-zubl-n- Act the 1pI-L bill TIE cuE1I1-
ued ;-z1eallgy sf1ri- o. quote another
speaker. and others e the SINE KIND too
many o. euu1-erate- proves callCus1esz
happily u1prEcE,ieu1=t amongst our pub
II uen
slch d meeting however r. q matter Of
grave cuusI.leratl1u- L Il a comparative
novelty u tins E11-7i1u- q HzTaII. -E'ra1d
and curruFtI1u- lot only imputed but
proved. II a novelty n on, history and has
been the Justly chosen szprsszI1u u the
opinions Il a si1ETlLzrty representative
uest1g Not one 1ldas5ry.-n the cUUu
try scarce one great business house II the
cry Ez,s u1reureseu-ed. ard the most en-
phatic contamination q tie Ministers and
their parrisa1s net win the fullest appru-
ba1icu-
Zach speaker II his turn expressed hiis
desire D. Uphold II IT. fullest Integrity the
Indeueudencn q the Einziom and the
crH,iIr q the Grown and referred u the
National motto a. the tue exponent Of
Their hnpes. and the reeeu1 departures
from r. prI1cTrles AZ the greatest danger
- b apprshersiz-f and tepIlre,1 And
that the actions q the last two years gov
eminent. and 4 the measures and votes
Il the Ministerial portion 4 the Le-1=lz-
tire n the present session. have widely
departed rum thu BI-1-sssl1=ness which L
the strength q q nation and that orr
strength haz been pro- ucrI1nately shaken
1 fact Which l. recognized far beyond
the possible lnlIts 4 any pGbllc uleetIl,r.
though n tins meeting ztHerzEes was
PLAINLY given 70 thai opIzl5l-
Comparative faIlure II tins session may
BE- the f1rgFULner Il cuuplere Success II
the next the present Legislature Il IN II
cDupos-rI11 superior % the last- and now
that 4 healthy eHlsrurlng spirit L aroused
now that politics A. vel a. opposition
q frs1d and corruption becom@ the staple
subject Il euLVersa1IoC whenever g few
cItZenz meet nov that the native opinion
II beng thoroughly stirred L Il not t0o
sa1guI1e % hope thar the Eezt Legislature
may CONTAIN a strong working majority q
nl'zubers independent q palace or pace.
For the net two years W shall have O.
smart under tie v0t.ss Il tbs Lse5zlslstTlrH'
No Doubt the Board Of GeuealoZy WI
secure II salaries the stable Money VII
he drawn q the last ceut- souasbo,fy vii
Iz1urizts q t1e $4,000 for foreign mis-
sions and 80 o. while rad makers. hridgs
and wharf buildzrs VII = answered
funds
This Il the experience II the last tFc
yezrz- and VII b. probably. Of the ue1t
after that We hope