The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-01-30

nandez-that is Mr.. Richardson o
Maui?
A. Yes, Richardson and Fernandez
are selected. They would be called
upon to be present, (having check
mark).
@. Then among those who would b'
called upon to be present at meeting
would be Richardson and Fernandez,
A. Yes.
(Readingl J. F. COlburn, c. White
Hon. Alex. Robertson.
@. What does the round mark mear
near the name?
A. That they have been Govern
ment officers.
(Reading) w. r. Holt, p. d. Kel'
lett; he has round mark.
A. He is a clerk.
(Reading) w. Aylett, Kaunamano,
KahOokano, c. Maile.
A. He is not an officer, the mark
ought to be rubbed out.
| (Reading) p. Woods.
| A. He is a government officer.
CReading) S. Nowlein mo mark, J.
A. Cummins, J. Z. Bush mark W,
w. r. Wilcox, Joseph Nawahi, G 1
Hopkins (he is marked W, Bergman,
G. +. Boardman.
A. He was Deputy Collector of Gus
toms.
(Reading) F. ]. Testa, H. B. Defrees,
S. Dwight, J. d. Holt (he has round
mark.
A. He is Government officer.
Reading. H. Poor, ]. l.. Kaulukou
(he has a round mark, Alapi II.
Smith, II. Widemann. The only
names that have check V marks
opposite them are John Richardson,
a. Fernandez, Kellett, Samuel X.
Tira, Kaunamano, G. l.. Hopkins, ).
E. Bush, J. l.. Kaulukou.
a. Those are all l have selected.
@. l see you have a second list.
A. That is the foreign list.
Reading. J. o. Carter (check), F.
A. Schaefer Check, John II. Phillips
Check, J. E. Quinn Check, DR..
Charles George Trousseau Check, j.
Campbell (checkJ, G. J. Mccarthy
Check, T. r. Lucas check, R. More
Check.
A. Those with checks are my selec-
ton.
Reading. P. Neumann, Mcintyre,
w. II. Remmell, G. w. Ashford, R.
F. Bickerton. Is that the judge?
A. Yes.
Reading. J. w. Robertson, Daniel
Logan, Lloyd, A. p. Peterson, E.
Norrie, Rickard, Fred Harrison, w.
F. Love, Maj. Seward, w. Cunning
ham, Z. S. Cunha, h. A. Widemann
A. S. Cleghorn, w. G. Irwin, |. B.
Peterson, T. R. Walker British Vice
ConsuD, Marques, w. A. Whiting,
Crowley, L. ]. Levey, G. o. Berger,
J. Kenyon, Capt. John Ross, Geo. F.
Ross, sr, E. B. Thomas, T. B. Walk
er, J. F. Bowler, +. Wundenberg.
These are foreign names that you had
picked?
A. Yes.
@. Did you pick them yourself?
A picked them out to propose to
the Cabinet.
Q. Who prepared this paper?
a. Kenyon, who was my former
secretary and clerk, did the type
writing from the copy l furnished
him.
O. Do 1 understand that you drew
up this without consultation with any
other person?
A. Yes, sir.
Q. Did you have any intimation
from any person in the world that the
queen would be restored?
A. L had not.
Q. This is your own work entirely?
A. 1t is.
@. You are pretty good lawyer if
you drew this up. This is your verbi-
age?
A. Yes, sir.
@. Have you ever studied law?
A. No.
Q. Did anybody see this?
A. Mr.. Peterson.
@. Did he aid you?
A. No.
@. Who else saw it?
A. Peterson, Paul Neumann and the
queen saw it.
@. When did the queen see this.
A. The day before your arrival. She
saw the original four months ago.
Q. This has been a long pending
matter, then?
A. Yes.
@. Did you have any authority from
the queen to do it?
@. Did she approve of all this?
A. Yes.
Q. Who was present?
A My wife.
@. Yourself and your wife were
present when you submitted it to the
queen the original paper of which
this is copy-and she approved it?
A. Yes.
@. What do you mean by saying
to be dealt with by court especially
appointed for that purpose" Was it
court within or without the law?
A. A court under martial law.
@. l see one of your details calls for
the suspension of habeas corpus and
trial by martial law?"
4. Yes.
Q. What is meant in clause seven
by prohibiting the departure of sail
ing vessels ?"
A. To prevent carrying news TO eX-
cite the people on the other islands.
Q. Did you discuss with the queen
as to the time-how long-martial law
ought to last?
A. No.
Q. What do you mean by the "re-
appointment of officials and filling of
vacancies " in clause eight?
A. The appointment Of those who
had been dismissed by the Provisional