Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-07-12
SATURDAY PRESS
"rumv' ot,'o, ,os,,toosm I'll,

tulrWn change pfciUUri Wv fupttsrntAiivt'
~ ihe people The main ,haHye i th,u .ht
fgsafd n ffiU revolutionary m,thul, ht,
hsen adopted IN the administration 81 publ,
silaiu TIC cabinet council has usutprd hr
F'ssatsi,srs ~ this house under Inc iuthua
" VI tes9lutiaus At that ruuntii. the publ,
Funds have bern Appropriated in lchanuc oI
ths law government rralUsiuns have not
been placed w The Treasury as tsptrts, com
mtnied u, law and disOutstd without wst.
tAnt " law The oult defense is the assertion
that Others have jonc su. II this were tue u
Wunli d. no lcl,n,r 80 count. nu tribunal
tvcf assisted such defense nsi 70 IS NOT trlc
laNsol Tho last session repealed provision,
shifh authorized any such expenditure, anil
pa'srd o ucv, mandatory anil explicit statue,
absolutely tfbidiing he cscfoite 1T such puv
~,
The ptc,cul ministers euterd into on,r
aud assumed power At priiu,i the most pros.
porous Vt any In lhc annals ol ihi, country ,
The assrmrlN was in ,ossinn, and vas so con
tiiWtri ihU lho measure proposed Nv the
ministry wctr easily ,tuicd The revenue,
coming in The treasury wet, the greatest ever
known M oui HISTORY 8 national loan exceed.
,ug In amount any c,e before provided was
authorized ior ih, mlhotsuyr Ut measures iur
internal Improvements every opportunity
wa ainulc. them hut what is the result ?
ihi, rlfuylclpWmlr, and his colleague, stand
before The ,uuHtt, e miserable failure the ad
mini,lnliou IS dr,plscd at home and drtm,l
Ell abroad om national bonds have been
hawkcd ~ foreign markets, and our trcdil inn
paitri uur currency il confused, or financial
market thrown into disorder, aud values di,
luthcd The expenditure vi The public funds
lot current expenses have been Increased I'LL
they exceed the revenue The national debt
has been largely augmented, while internal i'm
pfoyemcnt, have hccn neglected principles
anthguni,tig ga constitutional government have
bren openly advocated hunotcd csunsclufs
and servants ui the government have been dis.
missed from office loyal men who have de.
yelopcd ind built up The county have been
denounced A. rs worst enemies fsening,
ctinging Scpphonr have proclaimed them.
sclvc, the only friends 1T the thtanc and OF the
nation. The minister, ate IN tfial. Rcpfc
scntatlVes Of the people change them, not with
,sr'fgw crime described In the statute books
but with the high crime OF being fectranl To
public funds they have held high offices next
to the throne. in The administration of the AZ.
ian OF The state. The most solemn rcspunsi.
hliues have been placed upon them. They
have taken oath before Almighty God 10 ,nS
cvfg no combination ami dHF, AMI yiil4yAllr
aaf fs,cd'f,ait 10 ba4ary7 hf s,tf,ss o, thfi,
e7',tf. To- support the lam. the law which il
our security the security Of every person thar
IS governed the guard which prevents gov.
etnoH from becoming tyrant,, and the gov
erncd rom becoming rebels, They have he.
uayed the great trust committed to their Gaze.
They have degraded the high Offices which
they have held they have treated their uaths
With contempt and pcrlurcd their soul, they
have despscd the constitution and tfoddrn It
under foot they have broken the law, and
scattered It to the winds they have deiicd the
people and Scornrd their power Whatever he
the conclusion which the house shall come
at, whatever be the vote the ministry stand
condemned before this assembly whose will
they have deded they stand condemned be
lore his majesty. whose throne they have dis
honored they stand condemned before the
people, whose trliS, they have betrayed they
stand condemned before The eternal laws Of
justice which they have violated "
Mt. Widemann There is an amount Of
Sio,bSc.S7 short in the road tax Where il
II admire the skill shown in getting up
the report of the minister OF finance. II
had gotten it up myself should hang my head
ior shame.
Our doings are hedgcd in by laws oar
liberties arc granted US by the constitution.
The rights are given to the ministers by law
and they should set agood example could
speak for hours and give eXamplcswhere, ifthey
VI.
II you have confidence in this ministry, vote
50, have none"
Minister Gibson "Nlr Dole first refer. to
an alleged misunderstanding with France 4
must say this Is based on rumor talked ON the
streets, for there is nothing TO prove such mis-.
understanding. The relations between France
All Hawaii have never been interrupted. The
next point is that Mr. Kapena's visit to Iapan
resulted IN nothing, This visit was in the in.
ierests OF immigration, and relating to a pro.
posed immigration convention. For some rca.
son OF other, the convention was deferred.
As regards Captain Trips mission. this coun.
Try has been receiving people from the Poly
nesian group, but It has not proved satisfactory
Letters have been addressed from various
chiefs OF those islands, sending greetings to
King kalakaua, asking him TO send them
teachers, and also asking advice I, was
deemed necessary some courteous reply should
be sent TO these chiefs And Captain Trpp
was sent in the Julia, but the vessel was uniof.
tunaiely wrecked and extra expense incurred
MI Dole next refers TO q protest which he saws
was the laughing stock OF the world assure
him he is mistaken, it has not extended be
yond certain few dissatisfied persons In these
Islands. The document has been received in
the mos, respectful manner by nearly all the
great powers.
now come 10 the neglect Of the
b GARD OF health. One OF them is that !
had not visited kalawao. did 20 and spen,
three days there; finding that the condition of
ahairs needed reform Great improvements
have been made; since then have tried TO ce,
a resident physician there, several have
been appointed but they have not said
Through the efforts Of Father Leonore
seven sisters have come and more are en-. |
pee,ed. and ], is hoped they will go to Kala |
wac and assist Father Damien | have tried /
10 serve the Hawaiian people. | was elected /
10y large votes in 1873 and 1880. Al all times.
! have studied the people. have no, been
idle, but have done some service In ancien,
days they used TO expose their breasts and 1
arms and show their wounds. | have no |
wounds TO show, pehaps only few slight
marks. have sought in every way to alleviate
the sahefngs OF the people. | now leave TO
you my cause, TO be dealt with fairly as regards
our administration.
Mt Piipo " have no, forgotten wha,
Mr.. Gibson said TO myself and a friend A long
time ago in The hotel. II this Mr., Gibson here
to-day is not the same Mr.. Gibson tina, made
those certain remarks, then will not refer TO
them. But | conclude II is the same person.
What he said nj that time was either an in.
daeement OF ieeler TO see how We felt He
thought something ought to be done unusual
lie related to rs about Oliver Cromwell, how
he killed the king and usurped the throne. and
said somelhing about the Hawaiian people
following. as he wanted to do some grea. act
that would make his grandchildren proud Of
nm, These are the words OF the good man
Sho has been speaking Of his good works.
Neither myself OF my friend endorsed him.
This proposing to follos Oliver Cromwell did
no, 90 down with w. suppose nearly every
member has made 40 his mind how he ,.iil