The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-08-19
THE LEGISLATURE.
SIXTY EIGHTH DAY.
THURSDAY, Aug. Is, 1892,
Morning Session.

Noble Neumann said that Rep.
Smith had been member of the |
committee, but he had avoided shirk- |
ing by sliding out" and resigning.
Laughter).
Noble Baldwin thought that Rep,
Ashford should have opportunity to
present a minority report.
Rep. Ashford disavowed any desire
or intention so to do.
Noble Macfarlane was opposed to
the bill; objected to the introduction
of fiat money;it would cause destruc-
ton and ruin: he was opposed to the
bill from the first to the last. He
would, later ON, move to table the
bill.
Noble Thurston favored a pro
position by Noble Macfarlane that
the details of the bill should not be
considered until it was first found
that the majority of the committee
was in favor of the principle. He
was opposed to the bill and spoke at
some length in opposition.
Rep. Kamauoha interrupted Noble
Thurston by a call to order, and
raised the point that over half an
hour had been used in debate and
against a rule of the House.
Noble Thurston said that they
were in Committee of the Whole
and the rules did not apply.
Rep. Wilcox (the chairman) sup
Thurston.
Rep. Kamauoha objected quoted
rules of the House, and desired q
ruling by the Chair
Noble Thurston called for the
floor, said that he (the Chair should
seat Rep. Kamauoha.
The Chair ruled that Noble
Thurston was III order.
Rep. Kamauoha again objected
and appealed from the ruling of the
Chair.
Noble Thurston (heatedly) object
= ed to the Interruptions by Rep. Ka-
mauoha or any other snide politi-
clan.
Rep. White desired that the Chair
reverse the ruling; Noble Thurston
had occupied the floor too long
Noble Thurston again called on
the Chair to give him the floor; he
did not propose to have Billy
White" interrupt him when he was
in order.
Chairman Wilcox attempted t,
obtain order but Rep. White con
tinuing to talk and ignoring the cal
to order, the Chair became excited
and shouted out, Billy White, YOU
keep still! Billy White, you 81
down! Sergeant-at- Arms, put tn
member from Lahaina into hi
seat"
Excitement ran high. The Chain
man was decidedly angry, and tn
pounding of the desk of Rep. Whit
showed that he was not in an anna
BILE mood.
Noble Marsden's stentorian vote
was heard above the confusion NOV
ing that the Committee take recess
The Chair would not entertain tn
motion, evidently intending that h
would carry out his resolve to sea
Rep. White.
President Walker seeing the COZ
dition of things quietly left his sea
on the floor and ascending the da
removed the gavel from the finger
of Chairman Wilcox, raped tn
Committee to order and put til
motion to rise. Motion being ca
ried amidst much confusion, til
Committee at l2:O3 took recess unit
l:30
Afternoon Session.
The Committee re-assembled an
again came to order at 40 o'cloc
Representative Robert Wilcox in IL
chair.
President Walker stated that IL
point of order attempted to be raj
ed by Rep. Kamauoha, and whic
led to the rumpus before recess, WI
not we'll taken, as the rules of IL
House did not apply in Committe
After some debate on the appe
taken from the ruling of Chairma
Wilcox, vote was had on the que
ton and the Chair was sustained, .
to 5.
Noble Thurston continued his r
marks on the bill (the Hawaiii