The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-08-31
BOUNCED !!
The Shutting Ministry Had to Go.
Thirty one Votes Against Them,
While Ten Members Voted
to Retain the Inoonu-
petenfs.

ana all renamed serene until |
about five minutes Of II o'clock,
when Rep. Pua introduced reso-
luton to summarily bounce Mar
shall Wilson and his gang of dis
reputable hangers-on. Strange to !
say, the resolution found universal
favor among members of the law
making body and the business
men generally, and the feeling
regarding that incompetent and
arrogant official was shown when
the "newly born Attorney-Gener-
all" as a prominent Noble dubbed
him, attempted to strangle the res
olution by having il laid on the
table; but five votes were cast for
Noble Paul's choking operation,
including that of Billy Cornwell,
he of "fuss and feathers" House
hold Guards fame.
The House then named 2 o'clock
in the afternoon for consideration
OF the resolution and then adj
iourned for lunch.
A DECIDED SURPRISE.
When the time came for the
afternoon session to be called to or
der, most of the members entered
| the hall with a business-like move
on and took their seats with the
intention of exploding bomb
she'll, as it was afterwards learned,
and in the meantime the Cabinet,
whose defense is 1--WE havn't done
anything" came shuffiing in, and
after taking their comfortable
chairs each member commenced
to settle himself. Minister Spen-
Ger started in to stroke his whiskers
that the wind does so like to frisk
with; Minister Parker began to
pull down his immaculate vest
Minister Widemann, be of the Ten
Dollar Illegal Certificate fame and
the fen Cent Card Revenue tax,
placed his very flat feet on his
| desk with the intention, no doubt,
of taking a short nap, while Noble
Paul was buried in the latest issue
of DR.. jays Almanac, in search of
chestnuts to spring on the unfor-
tunate members of the House.
While all the above was going
on the House was called to order,
and the portly form of Rep. Wilder
was seen to rise and that gentle
man in few moments informed
the President that he held in his
hands that much-looked-for "want
of confidence" resolution, and for
few moments the Cabinet at which
the resolution was aimed, could
not catch their breath. cit was
really cruel to spring it on them
so suddenly" remarked an official
who expected to have his head
; Topped off in case of change.
: We'll, the Ministers recovered
t from their fright and surprise and
/. the debate commenced on the reso
luton. Rep. Ashford started the
: ball rolling by roasting the Minis
tiers and was followed by Garibald
Wilcox, who roasted His Eminenc'
the Marshal in great shape.
While Noble Thurston was re
= lating the shortcomings of tn
q Cabinet, Minister Parker arose an
q appealed to the native me obers b,
4 warming them if the haoles carrie
the resolution the native Hawaii
ans would be left out in the col
d world as far as representation i
t. the Cabinet was concerned. In IT
l. turn for his queer ideas of states
If manship Minister Parker receive
al a singing rejoinder from Nobl
Thurston for his bad taste.
- While the debate was going on
:. native member moved for an az
20 iournment, which was voted dow
:" and about 5 80 o'clock the Hou
- adjourned for an evening sessio
ABOUT THE PREVIOUS REsoLUTIo
IT, During the debate the reasC
~ was learned why the resolution
III troduced some weeks ago by Ro
in ert Wilcox was sat upon. It W
60 done, not because the introduc
re- was Hawaiian, but simply |
I cause he had been but recently ;
hp rested on the treason charge, and
he. would look bad for this count
to abroad if Wilcox's resolution wou
ms, pass. The resolution introduc
ali yesterday was settled on at cauC
rst held on Monday evening by
prominent members of the Hou
RE- THE EVENING SESSION.
i've The Legislature Hall was ia
the med with people when the be
on. was called to order in the event
YER After a number of native me
an bers delivered speeches that ii
everybody within hearing distar
the motion was put to GUST
10 Ministry, which resulted in its
e was ing done with 81 ayes against
ooo' noes. Five native members
ooni clined to vote, giving some I
leIs' olous excuses.
rlng The verdict of the House
night gave general satisfact
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