The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-10-18

on that score after the
member was through. He had all the /
documents there.
Noble Pua, proceeding, said the idea /
was 10 get rid of the Cabinet and have /
a better one. Did the member from /
Roma expect TO get four angels from /
Heaven?
Rep. Waipuilani said his business |
was TO record his vote in this case /
against the Cabinet. If Her Majesty |
wished to import four angels from |
Heaven that was her affair.
Noble Pua said the member was
like boy who went fishing without |
any bait. Proceeding, the speaker |
said he himself would make a good |
deal better Minister than many who |
might be named. He favored indefi- |
mite postponement of the resolution.
Minister Parker said he had not in
tended TO say anything in defense of
the Cabinet, but he would make few
remarks on the allegations regarding
the relation of the Cabinet TO the
American Minister. There might be
some truth in the statement in regard
to the relation of the Premier to the
Minister, but the resolution on the
whole gave wrong impression. The
documents in his hand would show
what the situation was. The policy
of the Government was the same as
that of the honorable Noble from
Maui would be if he were a Minister
The documents it would hardly be
proper to make public, but, if neces-
sary, the Clerk of the House might
read them. The hon. Noble had made
statements of facts which he might
have learned from the ADVERTISER
perhaps, or through spies. 1t was true
that insulting articles had been pub
lished in the Bulletin, but the Cabinet
was not in any way responsible for
them. (Rep. Ashford: Will you allow
question?) After | get through. 1
know the question. 1t is true | own
little of the stock. That does not
make the Cabinet responsible because
| own little of the stock.
Rep. Kamauoha asked If there had
been any feeling of irritation between
the American Minister and the Cabi-
net, and, if SO, whether that feeling
had been done away with?
Minister Parker could not speak for
| the relations of the Minister of Fin
ance with the American Minister, but
| his own relations were cordial. AS to
| the consideration of the resolution, he,
personally, was ready to have it pro-
ceeded with at once.
Rep. Kaunamano said it is alleged
that the present head of the Cabinet
was insolent to the Minister of the
| United States. He had brought in
resolution against the Minister of
the United States but that resolution
was taken on it. If that is all that is
| oil hn If
not right to bring that up now. 1t is
all over. But if it is anything which
has transpired since that is different.
Therefore, if all the foundation Of this
resolution is the one that Minister
Macfarlane brought in then, then the
House should not entertain this reso
luton, but should lay it on the table.
have heard it said that the Ameri-
can Minister took umbrage that the
Hawaiian people should wish ship
of-war sent out for the relief of q
wrecked vessel If that is the
only reason that this resolution is
brought in, then it should not be en-
tertained for minute. Therefore
say that if this resolution is passed on
the resolution brought in by Minister
Macfarlane when he was Noble, ther
it should be dismissed. But it is put
into the resolution because the oppOsi
ton wish to create ill-feeling here
that they wish to force the United
States to take this country. We know
that every difficulty of this country
for the last fifty years has not been
caused by Hawaiians. Fifty years age
it was few Englishmen who caused
the trouble, then the French people
now it is the white people, not the ma
! tives. So this clause is put in thi:
resolution to keep prodding the Unit
, ed States till they come down herr
, and take this country. The resolution
, says the Cabinet has not given an.
! notice of a policy. The Minister o
Finance has announced that the poll
cy of the government was to reduc
: the expenses of the government. Thi
! was hailed with delight by the House
They may not have announced poll
| cy in regard to the Banking Bill, bu
, they have in regard to economy, AM
( that is very important. This Cabine
t enjoys the confidence of the bushes
men of this community. They Cal
: go out and get money to pay salarie
t at the end of the month. The HOus
= should take this into consideration
} 1 move that the House take a recess
2 until seven o'clock.
2 Lost.
t Rep. White moved to take a recess
f till 7:30.
= Rep. Ashford did not believe in
| recess. Every member had made u
e his mind how to vote, and it was III
e necessary to take recess.
Y Rep. White said he wished to hav
e an opportunity to convince the mem
0 Der from the Third that he is wron
: in supporting this resolution. l NOV
| the House take recess till 7:30.
e Rep. r. w. Wilcox - move tn
g previous question.
: Minister Macfarlane-I claim it
= an unfair advantage to take of tn
t Ministry to spring a motion of til
!, previous question on US.
f Rep. Smith, would request th
= motion be withdrawn.
: Noble Baldwin We should Civ
the Ministers a chance to speak o
d this question.
b Rep. r. w. WilceX-I am willin
e that the Ministers should have
s chance to speak.
i Minister Neumann-1 express m
e thanks to the member from Waialu;
Il and / believe the member from til
+ Third wishes to close this discussion
s because he thinks / wish to spea
= about him.
e Rep. White said this resolution a
s leges three grounds for being intro
| Hood ANY, mon yyhn iC pojnCr tn al