The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-06-16

INV VIZ StuSi't piiHSip'cS' II WAS
settled that the King should act by
aud with the advice Of bis Cabinet.
lie did not advise the King IN ac-
cordance with the advice to the King
in September. lie repudiatcd the
idea that he acted on the advice OF
the supreme Court.
Minister ThUrston (also in rop,y)
sold that last August His Majesty
declined 10 follow the advice Of his
constitutional advisers. The King
accepted the decision Of the Supreme
Court that be must he guided Ivy
their advice, and it was entered on
the minutes Of Council and stood rs
part Of the law of this country.
Rep. Rosa said he had not spoken
nucn previously, but on this import
ant matter he wished to express
himself. lie believed that the NC
ton of want OF confidence was right,
but also that n right principle was
involved in the amendment Of Rep.
Brown. TIE Attorney General adj
mittvd that he always acted With the
Cabinet until biz relative cane up
for diacussion. Now the Attorney
General desired 10 deceive the Ha-
waiians by opposing treaty that
they did rot understand. With all
the late Mr.. Cibson's faults there
was one thing that lie never did, and
that was to disobcy the decisions Of
tie Supreme Court. applause
Minister Ashford tried to deceive
the National Reform Party by boast
ing hts concern for the Hawaiian
flag, but the speaker would never he
dictated to by the Atloruey-General
or ory OF his elemaNt lie had
stated just after the Revelation thai
the Reform people would destroy
themselves by taking those men in
with them. They had contributed
more than anything else to the
downfall Of the Reform Party. The
Ministry ought az duty to the peo.
pie of the country to go out because
of their dissensious. The matter of
native Huwaiiau recognition in the
Cabinet had also come 90 a head and
it was necessary to recognize native
rights TO appease the p op.e.
Minister Ashford-Rosa
Rep. Rosa--No. sir. Tie truth
had not come out about the landing
OF troops clause. When the original
treaty was proposed the cry was
raised that it threatened the indie
pendence OF the country, but Moth
thing Of tic kind had resulted from
it's operation. He believed in the
most friendly relations with the
United States, especially since thai
great country had recognized the
principle of native Hawaiian rights.
| (Applause.) lie had been opposed
10 the Revolution but it had giver
them a now Constitution, and that
Constitution should be given a fail
trial.
Minister Ashford said the hon
member for Waiaiua told tue nativ,
members in his Hawaiian speed
that they should get the Attorney
General out first, and then the,
could get the other three out after
ward. But lie suspected that Tia
hon. member only wanted to produc
vacancy in the Attorney-Gcne-al
ship--to put IL nobody out and pu
somebody in, for instance, th
great hon. member for Waialua.
Rep. kosa-I wouldn't take it.
Minister Ashford said the hon
member vas in the habit OF tauutin
him with his nationality. He wa
not consulted ~ to the place of hi
birth. He would prefer to be a
adopted citizen Of the country, loya
to its flag, Than one born here VIII
would sell the country, and IN thi
regard would invite comparison Wit
either the member for WaiaIua c
his two Cabinet colleagues, all Dor
in this country. lie charged NobI
Baldwin with having said before III
election that he would Go his best {
get Ashford and Austin out Of til
Cabinet. The Attorney-Gener,
proceeded TO show wrong motive
on the part Of the Nobe-who WI
brother-in-law of one Minister an
partner with another in the Halct
kala Ranch. That gentieman's ant
eonism TO him was due 10 his rcius
, TO grind his axe for Him in the ma
ter of the Haiku ditch. The speak'
was relating his opposition to r
quest of Noble Baldwin for vaiuab
privileges from the Government
) regard to tue Haiku ditch, when
, Rep. Brown called him to orde
: The first point OF order was that Il
Acknowledgement had spoken twic
] lie had no objection TO hearing Il
( Acknowledgement again IL he spoil
: on the question before the Hons
e but when he descended TO low pc
5 sonalities he was out OF order.
= ought to speak Of the hon. memb
: as Noble Baldwin and not Bro,he
e in-law Baldwin.
0 The Presidcnt--Thc point is w
0 taken.
G Minister Ashford-Which poin
+ The PFesidcnt-lhat the A
torney.General has spoken twice.
c Minister Ashford--Only once.
= several tnpnbers--TWirp