The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-06-04

interfere in our domestic affairs. Mt
the instance OF faction in this com
munity, whose organ is the Adver-
tiser, whose leaders are ex-Ministers
of Hawaii, who, like the followers of
Moses, are longing for the flesh pots
of Egypt, and whose purpose seems
TO be TO rule or ruin. Against this
faction every friend of the Hawaiian
people must stand arrayed."
Rep. kamauoha from the select
committee to reply to the speech
from the Throne presented the fol-
lowing draft:
TO HER MAJESTY
QUEEN LlLIUoKALANI.
MADAM:-We the Mobiles and Re.
representatives. assembled in the Legis-
lature of The Hawaiian Kingdom.
respectfully recognize and appreciate
the fact that in consequence of the
death of your much beloved brother,
your predecessor on the throne, who
reigned over this nation wisely and
progressively, it became incumbent
upon the throne of Hawaii and the
nation to mourn such loss, and to
forever remember his efforts for the
good and benefit of his Government,
and that by the grace of God and
the Constitution of the Hawaiian ISL
ands you assembled the throne of the
Hawaiian Kingdom, and we respect
fully trust and have confidence that
you, the first Queen in the history of
this nation, will direct your govern
ment for the welfare, peace and pro-
gress Of the Kingdom in its internal
as well as external affairs. And we
hereby pray the Almighty God to
prolong your reign on the throne of
Hawaii, and live in godliness and the
hearts OF your people. ''Let the life
OF the land be peIpetuated in right
eousness." We heartily congratu-
late you and approve your selection
and appointment of iier Royal High
ness Princess Victoria kawekiu Kaiu-
lani Lunalilo Observation-Disclosures as
your successor on the throne. We
cordially commend you, on your ac-
ceptance of your royal station, in &C.
cepting the will of your people, abid-
ing by the Constitution and the laws
of the Kingdom and helping to in
crease the welfare and happiness of
your subjects.
And we are very happy TO learn
that continued friendly relations exist
between foreign powers and your
Government. We will endeavor care
fully to enact suitable laws to remove
the depressed condition of the land
consequent on tariff legislation in the
United States, and we also hope that
our endeavors to that end will meet
with favor from our great and gene
rous neighbor.
We believe 1t will be beneficial to
the country that such laws be enact.
ed as will promote the industrial and
agricultural resources of the King
dom, and we will give careful con-
sideration to such laws as will facil-
tate the acquiring of lands for home
steads, as benetiLing the resources of
the country.
lnasmuch as the revenues of the
Kingdom have been much reduced,
we will endeavor to carefully appro-
pirate the revenues of the Kingdom
for necessary purposes, and to reduce
or remove such appropriations as are
not absolutely necessary.
We hope to encourage the connec-
ton of your Kingdom with the United
States of America by submarine
cable, as being of great assistance to
the industrial as well as the CONNER
cial interests of your people.
We believe that it will be to the
great advantage of your Kingdom
that most substantial assistance be
given toward making creditable ex-
hibit at the city of Chicago, in the
year 1898, in response TO the invita-
ton of the President of the United
States.
We will give proper attention to
all matters that will advance the
country, and a careful examination
OF the reports of your Ministers and
OF such laws as they may submit for
our consideration upon internal as
well as external matters, and to pre-
serve the independence of the King
dom and the maintenance of the
Throne of Hawaii.
We are respectfully, Your Majesty's
obedent servants, The Mobiles
and Representatives of Your
Kingdom, by our duly elected
Committee.
G. p. KAMAUoHA.
VIM I'll. CoRNwELL.
j. A. CUMMINs.
Jos. NAwAHI.
Legislative Hall,
June 3, A. ID. 1892.
Rep. Smith made verbal correc-
ton in the translation.
Rep. Iosepa moved the adoption of
the report, as corrected. Carried.
The House adjourned at 2 80 p. IN.
HUSTACE & CO.,
DEALERS IN