The Daily bulletin., 1892-09-16

puhSt DuiuNlh' W. - i'i''Ni'
Walbridge, Anderson, Thurston,
Wilcox and Kanoa; Reps. Wilder,
Bipikane, Ashford, Kauhi, r. W.
Wilcox, Bush, Horner, Kaluna, To-
sepa, Smith and A. S. Wilcox-M,
Noes-Nobles Berger, Pua, Peter
son, Williams, Hind, Hoapili, Corn
well and Dreier; Reps. Aki, Pua,
Nawahi, Koahou, Kaunamano, Ka-
mauoha, Waipuilani, Kapahu, Ma
hinu, White, Kanealii, Edmonds and
Akina-2l.
The Secretary handed The list of
record to the President and he then
stated that there were a in favor of
the resolution and n against. The
vote just cast compelled him to
make an explanation of the part he
would take in it. For some days
past he had been giving considerable
attention to the subject; had heard
lawyers giving their opinion of what
they thought was right. Have taken
the opinion of leading men outside
of the House. He thought that,
from the opinions he had heard,
it requires, according to Article Al
of the Constitution, vote of % to
carry the resolution. To-day had
had conversation with a leading
man who said that it would be pro-
per and safe that "a would be
right. That, however, would be
dangerous ground for him, as Presi-
dent, to take, and he would there
fore have to take the ground that %
was necessary.
Noble Thurston rose to protest,
and Reps. Ashford, Bush and Wilcox
also rose.
Noble Peterson moved at 4:35
that the Assembly adjourn.
Noble Thurston demanded the
floor on question of privilege.
The President endeavored to OBJ
tain order.
Minister Neumann rose to point
of order inasmuch as the motion of
Noble Peterson should have been
put.
Noble Thurston-The matter to
be decided was of more Importance
than personal convenience - he
would;
Rep. Ashford rose to protest
against the Ministers remaining;
they ought to walk out if they were
gentlemen.
Noble Marsden considered that
the Ministers should be ashamed OF
themselves for even desire to re.
main.
Minister Neumann again rose to ;
point Of order and asked the Presi
dent to put the motion to adjourn
President Walker put the motion
to adjourn and amid great excite
ment and turmoil. He declared tn,
House adjourned and left the chair
Members were rising and shouting
and the spectators added to the ex
citement by shouting, applauding
etc.
There was no disposition evinceC
by the opposition to leave, and thu
angry faces and tumult made nervou
people frightened.
The President returned and agail
rapping the members present t,
order said that he had not put tn,
negative on the motion to adjourn
Noble Marsden desired that be
fore further business was TRANSACTED
, the spectators be cleared out
He only desired that to facilitat,
business.
Rep. Ashford said that he woul,
make an appeal at present pending
= aprotest.
4 Minister Neumamn said that wa
: not the proper way.
Rep. Ashford protested agains
5 being interrupted by Minister Neu
J. mann.
Minister Neumann proteste
against Rep. Ashford. Against hi
existence.
Rep. Ashford submitted that op
: portunity-
: Minister Neumann rose to a poin
t of order that there was a motion t
f? adjourn pending.
! Noble Baldwin said that the vot
e had not been announced on tn
{, question of the resolution nor o
t the adjournment.
t, Noble Thurston said that it coul
o be easily seen that the members i
favor of the Cabinet did not dan
u face the trial of an appeal. TIL
s. President asked the Clerk if a quC
a rum was present and being answere
three times in the negative at la
1t declared the House adjourned fC
f. lack of quorum.