The record-union., 1892-10-28

Correspondence OF the Associated Press.
HoNoLULU, Oct. 20.-The intimatior
that the Cabinet would be ousted has be-
come fact, the event occurring on the
18th instant. The usual prologue of the
introduction of a resolution of want o.
confidence" was INDUCED in, and on the
date mentioned the following resolution
without the slightest warning of intro
duction, was presented to the Assembly
by Hawaiian member who had been re-
garded as a supporter of the Cabinet The
resolution is as follows:
WHEREAS, The present Cabinet has not an.
nounced or given any intiInation or evidence
Of any financial policy which will eXtricate
the country rom its present dangerous imam
clai situation and whereas, 1t IS essential TO
the commercial progress OF the country that
more favorable treaty relations with the
United States be obtained whereby our pro-
ducts can obtain q free market in that country;
and whereas, the present Cabinet has SHOWN
no disposition to favor any such policy, and
the present head OF the Cabinet has displayed
conspicuous hostllty toward the representa-
tive OF that country in this Kingdom, and the
general tone OF the Administration has been
and is one of opposition and hostility to the
United states oT America and American in
terests, thereby rendering il improbable that
any changes in our treaty relations favorable
TO Hawaii can be negotiated by this Cabinet;
and whereas, the Cabinet has given no evil
dence of any intention to attem pt to remedy
existing scandals in the Police Department,
and have otherwise failed to eVince any abil-
ity to successfully guide the nation through
the dimcultes ana dangers surrounding IL;
therefore be it
ResoiUea, That the Legislature hereby ex-
presses its want of confidence in the present
Cabinet.
1t will be noticed that the third clause
treats Of the supposed ininlical relations
OF the Ministry with the United States,
whereas the truth is that this was only a
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supposed to reflect the sentiments of the
party which supports the Cabinet. This
paper has been publishing communica-
lions, signed by Americans, commenting
scurrily upon the apparent delay OF
American Minister Stevens in sending
the United States steamship Boston inn
mediately in search OF the missing boat
Of the wrecked w. a. Campbell, an
American vessel, and which included in
its occupants an American woman (the
wife of the Captain) and her child.
The debate occupied all Of the 18th in
slant, and at 1920 P. NJ. the resolution
carried by vote of 81 to 15. No trouble
has resulted from the decision of the
Legislature, but charges were openly
made that bribery had been used to in
huence the vote OF some of the Hawaiian
members who were regarded as minis
teral supporters.
The only removal so far from office is
AAlelS VI ~ ~ 4JAONlls IdA NO1lGCIOI. I -
TO date there nave been no Cabinet nomi-
nations, and none will be offered before
Monday, October 24th.
1t is regarded as almost certain that the
Queen is preparing to promulgate a new
Constitution. This is opposed at present
by the revolutionists OF 1887, but no dire
results are expected from their opposition
nited States Minister Stevens to-day
caused the arrest of the editor of the
B2tGtetD1 on a charge of criminal libel
based on correspondence printed in
that paper as to the alleged tardiness in
sending the cruiser Boston III search of
the CampbelPS Shipwrecked sailors.
Bail was fixed at 500 and the examina-
ton takes place on the 2lst. Minister
Stevens course has not altogether been
commended, and an Indignation meeting
Is to be held this evening. 1t numbers
among its promoters several Americans
on October Sth the BuLLeti7, published an
amende honorable, but it was not satisfac-
tory to Minister Stevens and he will
prosecute Editor Logan.
On the evening of October 18th white
workingman had a quarrel with ex-
Revolutionist II. NJ. Wilcox, in which a
pistol was discharged. Neither party
was hurt, but the case will be taken to the
courts.
Frank Pratt, formerly Registrar of Ac-
counts here, has been appointed Hawaiian
Consul-General at San Francisco, vice
David Mckinley, deceased. Mr.. Pratt
goes forward by the steamer Mariposa
The United States steamers Alliance
and Boston are still here
deputation from the majority of the
House on the want vote
had a conference with the Queen on the
forenoon of the 10Th inst. The result has
been rumor that the Queen has ap-
pointed John 4. Cummins as Minister of
Foreign Affairs, Joseph Marsden as Min
lister of the Interior, @. n. Wilcox as
Minister of Finance, and G. l.. Carter as