The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-08-31

do with the forming OF a new Cabinei
Rep. Waipuilani: This resoiutio
has occupied the whole day In it's di
cuSsion. Twill not say much. I woul
like To ask the introducer OF this res,
luton wherein the Cabinet have faile
in their administration
Rep. Wilder: a sufficient answe
TO that is the Appropriation bill tina
they put before this House.
Rep. Waipuilani: Where are the,
lacking in responsibility
KEEP. Wilder: During all this session
they have sat in their seats and done
nothing. They have allowed the Ap-
preparation bill TO be taken out OF
their hands by the Ways and Means
Committee. Ii they had acted as
most Cabinets would, they would
have resigned.
Rep. Waipuilani continuing said
the Appropriation bill was prepared
at time when the situation was not
so bad as 1t is at present. The House
referred 1t TO committee. That was
nothing new. The House made a
great many changes in the Appropria-
ton bill! introduced by Sam Damon.
That did not prove that he was not
able to cope with the situation OF the
country. Neither does IL in the case
of these Ministers. The records of
the House would show that the Min.
listers had voted on nearly every cues
ton. He had examined the report OF
the Finance Committee. 1t showed
that the Minister of the Interior had
done wrong in two things. the fire
proof vault and the Waikiki seawall.
But he was willing 10 vote want of
confidence not in the Ministers on that
account. The Ministers should be
impeached. That was the proper
course. Suppose the House voted the
Cabinet out. The Queen might re-
appoint them, and then the House
could do nothing. III they were i'm
peached, they could not hold office
again.
Rep. II. w. Wilcox said 1t was late
and he would move the previous qucs-
ton.
Noble Macfarlane asked the mem
Der to withdraw that.
Rep. Wilder said he would yield
the floor to the hon. member rs he
had the privilege Of speaking last.
Carried.
Noble Macfarlane had not intended
TO participate in the debate but he
wished -
Rep. Nawahi interrupting asked by
what rule the hon. Noble was the
heir of Rep. Wilder.
| The President said il was custom
airy and had beeen frequently done.
Noble Macfarlane said he would not
| speak If any one objected.
Noble Macfarlane was not allowed
to speak.
The ayes and noes were called on
the motion to adopt the resolution:
Ayes - Mobiles Ena, Macfarlane,
Peterson, Cummins, Williams, Kau-
hane, J. NJ. Horner, Hind, Hoapili,
Marsden, Young, Baldwin, w. Y.
Horner, Walbridge, Anderson, Thurs
ton, G.. n. Wilcox, and Kanoa; Reps.
uhi, r. w. Wilcox, Bush, A. Horner,
Kaluna, Iosepa, Akina, Smith, and
A. S. Wilcox-3l.
Noes-Nobles Berger, ID. w. Pua,
Cornwell, and Dreier; Reps. S. X.
Pua, Koahou, Kaunamano, Nahinu,
Kanealii and Edmonds-10.
EXcused-Reps. Nawahi, Kamau-
CHA, Waipuilani, Kapahu, and White
Rep. Waipuilani wished to be ex-
cused because he thought the Minis
try should be impeached.
Rep. Nawahi asked to be excused
because he wished the resolution post
poned until Monday.
Rep. Kamauoha was excused.
Rep. Kapahu had wished to speak
and not being able to do so, wished to
be excused from voting.
Rep. White wished to be excused
because he had been cruelty cut off in
his aspirations to make a speech, and
because he wanted postponement.
Rep. Kauhi also said he had wished
to speak, but was cut off by the pre-
vious question. He voted aye.
Rep. Kanealii said he had been cut
off from speaking by the previous
question. He claimed the right to
explain his vote. He would vote no.
The President announced that the
resolution was adopted.
Noble CJrnwell moved the House
adjourn until Monday morning.
Rep. Smith said that was not the
proper course.
Rep. Ashford said: We might have
to repeat this operation two or three
times before Monday morning.
The motion of Noble Cornwell was
lost.
At 1913 PM. the House adjourned,
TO meet apain at the usual hour