The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-07-14

Rep. White replied that his re- |
marks were deep and full OF soand
teachings.
Rep. Kauhi replied that he thought
that the representative from kohala
occasionally wasted the time of the
House Ia dog fight then happened in
the House,. Why does he object
when Rep. Ashford was unearthing
the rotten administration Of the Po-
lice Department?
Noble Young moved that the COM
mittee return TO work before the
House. There is no use reproving
each other
The chairman ruled that the motion
for the committee TO rise was equiva
lent to an adjournment, and was not
debatable.
Rep. Ashford replied that the chair
man was entirely wrong.
Rep. r. w. Wilcox asked what
is the use of discussing the APP
preparation bill when this objection
able Cabinet remains among us?
What is the use of delaying for eight
days. A distinguished visitor arrived
this morning, and somebody wished
his influence on the Queen in forming
new Cabinet. This want-of-cOn-
fidence resolution was brought in be-
cause the Attorney-General does
nothing but simply sleep in his arm
chair all day long. We must have
new Cabinet, and if we are not salts
| fed with them then pass another
want of-cOnfidence against them.
The Attorney General wanted the
remarks of Rep. r. w. Wilcox, call
| ing him pimp, be taken down.
Noble Marsden: / agree with that.
| Rep. r. w. Wilcox withdrew the
Objectionable remarks.
| The Acknowledgement wanted to
know of the Secretary had taken down
those words.
Rep. r. w. Wilcox wished that if
| the Acknowledgement would 60 &C
cording to the code of honor in vogue
in Europe, he would like to meet him
outside.
The Attorney General sat down
smiling.
Rep. Bush remarked that he had let
| the House go on doing as they did
because he had been instructed by the
Noble from Maui and the learned
lawyer from the third district that
his ruling was out of order. That was
the reason he let the discussion go on
as it did.
Noble Thurston rose on a point of
order.
Rep. Bush replied that there is no
rule of order in the House-so they
say.
Noble Thurston said that he never
said anything of that sort. A straight
motion to rise was debatable. A
motion in the committee to rise was
not debatable.
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remarks against the apportionment
of pay in the Police Department. The
names of Mahaulu and Larsen who
are receiving large pay, were not
mentioned in the AttOrney-Ge
report. The Attorney-General is aid
ing the carrying on of pakapio and
opium smuggling. The Attorney
General is responsible for his subordi-
mates receiving brides from these cor
ruptions. Opium smugglers are the
intimate friends and companions OF
the present Attorney-General. He
is bringing degradation and shame
upon the fair name of Hawaii. The
office Of the Atttorney-General is in
collition with the gambling dens
When the "Beagle' arrived here
sometime ago, what did we see!
Those smugglers were the associates
of he Attorney General and the Mar.
shall. They were wined and feasted
Special officers who are aiding paka-
pic are receiving 500 per month
while captains of police receive only
S75 month. Who is so blind as moi
to see the meaning of discrimina
ton? shali fight all night on this
question. / do not want to encourage
thieves to receive high salaries while
honest workers suffer poverty. Since
the Attorney-G General had been il
office our motto had been: Qua mat
Ike ca ka alma ka hewa." If WE
continue corruptions to go ON, there
! Will be unrest and frequent trouble!
arising. We must not uphold The
dirty and low work of the Attorney
been accused for being unrest
could endure such corruptions as WI
have seen? None He therefor,
seconded the motion that the com
mittee rise, and recommended til,
House to take up the vote of want-of
confidence against the Ministry.
Rep. Kaunamano moved the com
mittee rise and report progress.
The Attorney-General said that thu
representatives from the third distric
and Waialua had said some thing
against him personally. He must say
they based their faith on rumoTs-
"the truth is not in them.u
AT $50 p. NJ. the chairman put the
question that the committee rise
which was carried.
Rep. Kauhi moved that the repor
Of the committee be adopted.
Rep. Ashford put in an amendment
that this House do not concur in The
report of the Committee of the Whole
and express its unwillingness to vote
any further supplies while the present
Ministers remain in office. He theI
moved the ayes and noes. Lost.
The report of the committee wa
adopted.
The House adjourned at 4:O3 P. NJ.