The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-06-20

SuBSeSOlOilS'
Noble Widemann said the argu-
ment of the Minister of the Interior
is that we must not interfere with
the Executive, what are we here for
if not to keep them straight? He
has said in this House that he was
the slave of the public, and now he
says we have no right to interfere
with the Executive. We could
wipe him out of existince by vote
of this House.
Minister Thurston said the Hon.
gentleman was at his usual morning
occupation of whetting his teeth on
the Minister of the Interior. / ac-
knowledge that this House can
wipe out the Cabinet by its breath,
but / do contend that it is unfair
for committee of this House to go
into any particular department, and
upon cursory examination, say
that such and such measures shall
be carried out, regardless of other
and perhaps more important mea-
sures.
. Noble Widemann said he had list
ened attentively to every word the
Minister has said, and he has not
touched or said one word on the sub
ject. If this House adopts this report
mail carrier will be appointed,
and cheerfully too. Laid on the
table.
Noble Castle reported from the
Select Committee, to whom was re-
ferred the bill relating to security
of costs in civil cases." recommend
ing an amendment, so that the secu-
rity will cover only the amount of
cost. The report wasIaccepted, and
laid on the table to be considered
with the bill.
RESOLUTIONS.
Rep. C. Brown asked the follow
ing questions of the Minister of FL
nance and Premier: Have His Maj
esty's Cabinet at any time before or
since the propagation of the Extra
ordinary Session of the Legislature
of 1887, made any effort or in any
manner sought to rectify or remedy
the many complaints against the
incumbent or incumbents of certain
Gubernatorial chairs, or sought or
exercised any influence to have such
incumbent or incumbents removed.
Rep. Paehaole read for the first
time bill to amend Section 1908 OF
the Civil Code. Referred to Print
ing Committee.
Rep. Brown gave notice of a bill
to regulate the receipt, storage and
delivery of liquors in the bonded
warehouse.
Noble Castle offered an amend
ment to Rule 50 of the the House
Rules, comforting upon the Presi-
dent pro TEN the same powers as til,
regular President. Adopted.
Rep. G. Brown offered resolu
ton that the Minister of Financ
furnish this House with the Appro
priation Bill that they may consider
it. He stated that it had neve
been later than the latter part of TIA,
first week of the Session before tn,
Appropriation Bill had been before
the House, and he thought that i
was time now that the House haC
the bill before it for action.
Minister Green stated that if thu
report presented to the House OF
the first day of the Session Is not ;
budget, then he does not know what
budget is. He said the repor
was more complete than any sucl
previous report, and was in fact al
Appropriation Bill. He would like
the opiEion of the House in regart
to bringing in the Appropriation
Bill. Some were against it and adj
vised holding it back. Under any
circumstances, it will shortly be pre-
sented.
Rep. Paehaole spoke in favor Of
presenting the bill at once.
Rep. G. Brown said if the repor
was called budget, what does hi
call the report that the law requires
him to make.
Rep. Kinney said that he did mo-
want to see the Appropriation Bill
until he saw what measures of the
Government were going to be sign
ed, and what vetoed.
Rep. g. Brown asked if this wa,
threat?
Rep. Kinney said that his lang
uage was about as far from threat
as it was possible for it to be. HI
would send him back TO the alpha
bet of constitutional rights of {
member as eXemplified in his owl
country, England.
Noble Widcmann said the purs,
strings were the reins by which the
Government was managed, and hi
advised the members to keep hole
of them, but he did not see why tina
should keep the bill from being pre-
sented to the House. The resolu-
ton was lost.
Rep. G. Brown moved to take /,
recess for two weeks.
Noble Waterhouse moved to tax,
recess until p. IN.
Noble Warehouses; resolution
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