The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-09-18

the poll for Mobiles on Hawaii at the
last election, buLiau stood at the
head, which showed the esteem in
winch he was hcld on that island.
He thought he should he ceusured
but not expelled
Minister hurstun's substitute re-
commentator was then carried on
the TO lowing vme:
Ayes: Thur,ton, Ashford, Will
der, Robinson. Young, JAEGER, Wa
te,housr, Motley, Wall, Townsend,
Hitchcock, Bailey, Richardson, wi
demanu, Make, G.. n. Wilcox,
Hustace, Dowsett jr., Kalaukoo,
Naone, {. Brown, f. Brown, Dea-
con, Kauhane, Paris, Iloruer, Ka-
walnut, Rice, Gay, PaehaoIc-30.
Noes: Smith, Wight, Kamai, Ma
guire, Daniels, Helekunhi, A. S.
Wilcox, Nakaleka.-
The President announced that
Luhiau was expelled from the House
and his seat declared vacant.
Minister Thurston fifth substi-
by the following vote:
Ayes: Thurston, Ashford. Robin
son, Smith, Waterhouse, Wight,
Motley, Wall, Bailey, Dowsett, jr.,
Kalaukoa, G. Brown, Kamai, Paris,
Daniels, Horner, HeI,kunihi, Ka-
walnut, A. S. Wilcox, Rice, Gay.
-21.
Noes: Wilder, Young, Jaeger,
Townsend, Hitchcock, Richardson,
Widemann, Makee, G., N. Wilcox,
Hustace, Naone, f. Brown, Deacon,
Mcguire, Kauhane, Paehaole, Ma
kaleka.-17.
The President announced that
Rep. Nawahine would receive the
censure of the House.
Noble Widemann announced that
he had resigned his seat in the
House and left the building.
The sixth recommendation of the
special committee being included in
Minister Thurslon's adopted substi-
tutes, no action was taken on it.
The committees seventh recon-
mendation instrurting the Attorney
General to institute proceedings as
The facts in his opinion justify, was
adopted on II show Of hands.
Minister Ashford moved that Rep.
Nawabine be now brought before
the bar and censured. Carried.
The sergeant-at.ar arms then con-
Quoted Rep. Nawahine from his
seat TO the bar where President
Castle addressed him as follows:
[ must say that 1t causes me very
great pain to be complied at the
direction Of this House to admins
ter to you the cemsnre of this Legis-
lature. 1t is with all the greater
pain that | do this, so that | can
scarce restrain the tears in my eyes,
when remember that two years ago
you and 1 were standing shoulder to
shoulder, fighting tor correct prin-
ciples at tile haIlot-hoN. Aud now
that right principl, have trIumphed
in this country, ycu have been sent
by the people o. WaiIuku TO dis
charge the 50 emL md responsible
duties of reprrsr ntimg them and
guarding their interests III all things.
In order that the interests of II peO-
pie be truly REPRESENTED it is neces-
sary that there shoull he absolute
freedom from suspicion of the repre-
sentatives of the people. 1t is prov,
ed that in connection with the Con-
stitutional amendment before the
Hou-e money has been given to in
fuence the vote of this Legislature,
and your name has been dragged
into the dirt in connection with this
serious matter. And the House by
a vote has declared, not by large
majority and not on a question OF
allowing you to go scot free, but
that instead of being ANONYMOUSLY
expelled you should receive the cen
sure of this honorable body. 1t is
necessary in all matters of this kind
that every man should keep himself
absolutely free from all suspicious
circumstances, and it was your duty
to have spurned with scorn the
money that Kauhi put into your
possession, without hesitating, with
out waiting a moment. 1t is on &C
count of your conduct at that time
and in that matter that l now adj
minister to you the censure and the
reprimand of this House.
Rep. Nawahine was then conduct
ed back TO his seat by the sergeant
at, arms.
BILLS APPROVED.
Minister Thurston reported Hi
Majesty had signed an Act t.
encourage the growth and cult
walton of Ramic and the Appropria
ton Bill.
Minister Thurston offered a reso
luton that when the Legislature d
adjourn, it adjourn without da
subject TO the call of the President
Adopted.
) Minister Ashford offered n reso
) luton that the President appoint
; commission Of three to report 10 tn
Legislature of 1890 on charges i
the practice in lie courts OF u,
kingdom.
The resolution was adopted an