The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-09-15

Noble Peterson continued, saying.
They admit the soft impeachment.
The only other objection is that the
caucus was not consulted. Where |
are the authorities for that2 1t is a
thing unheard of. Does Mr.. Glad
stone consult the member from Tip
perary when he forms his Cabinet7
They put all this opposition on prin-
ciple, but it doesn't appear where
the principle comes in.
Rep. Ashford was disappointed in
not hearing an argument from the
last speaker. He continued at length
and closed by saying that he could
see the blacksmith behind it all he is
handling them; he is the one who
seized the Minister of Finance by the
throat, flung him into his Cabinet and
said "sit there" and the member sat.
Those four gentlemen have that man
as their master to-day and they have
to bow down and respect him as such.
Noble Neumann SAID l wish the
gentleman would not be abusive.
Rep. Ashford, Continuing = The
question is, shall this Legislature be
supreme or shall His Eminence the
Marshal be supreme? That is the
question.
Minister Neumann-The. Marshal
is not supreme; that statement is un-
true. 1t should not be made.
Rep. Acknowledgements | heard a
voice say that that was untrue. Will
the Attorncy-Genera say that instead
of going to his Office last Monday he did
not go down on Merchant street be-
tween Browns and Luce's stores and
advise with His Eminence?
Minister Neumann - That state
ment is untrue.
Rep. Ashford did not hear; did
you say it was true or untrue?
Minister Neumann-I said that it
was untrue More, | say that it is a
lie. Applause)
Rep. Ashford was sorry to hear
such parliamentary language. Did
not say that he knew that the Minis.
ter was there; he had been told so.
Minister Neumann-It does not re-
fer to you if you did not say you
knew Tut is intended for your spies.
Rep. Ashford said that the Marshal
had IL monopoly Of the spying busi
ness. He himself had seen some o
, the Ministers in company with the
Marshal. All know that opium il
being brought in by the ton; tina
: vice is running riot and with the con
sent and connivance of the Police De
partment of which the Marshal is th
head. All know this Cabinet is the ere
. alton of that man. Everything tha
came from that man including the pres
ent Cabinet must smack of che fa ant
! smell OF opium. He would not go g.
ihi tbS w say pIipu viz piScSio hcooi
:. ney-General wants TO keep in tn
= Cabinet, but will say he is only keep
ing ii warm for another gentleman il
! the House. He spoke at create
. length and ended by saying that tn
question was simply this, "lf God b
! God follow him, but if Bolabola b
-. God follow him.
. Rep. Nawahi wanted argument o.
. the resolution nothing outside.
this resolution, was adopted it would b
cited in the future rs a rule: it woul
E be very bad precedent as no on
v would then care to come in If an
= Cabinet could be removed immed
= ately on taking their seats.
!, Rep. Kamauoha stated, in answe
J. to charge of Noble Thurston TIL.
s. some of the 81 caucus members ha
D. gone back on their promises, that TIL
e Queen having accepted the propos
ton presented and acted in accor
r ance Herewith they were not pledge
v to any more. Enough talk had bee
"a INDUCED in and SO he would no
II move the previous question.
Noble Thurston (rising quickl,
v. said that he would like to know whe
@. Noble Kanoa was. He knew that /
o (the member) had been looked fc
II but could not be found. 1t was pr
h missed that he was kept away again
70 his will. Probably locked up in IL
"a Palace If the Cabinet were ava
90 of this it was dastardly outrage.
ne Minister Neumann said that he hi
or heard something like that mention,
ne some while ago; he judged there W
vs., no truth in the rumor, but had Sc
Id to the Palace and had been inform
ct that the missing member was n
~ there The Cabinet knew nothing
. the whereabouts of Noble Kanoa.
en- Rep. Smith would move to adjou