The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-29

present methods are continued; in the
name of all the people and of all the
parties who have entrusted us with the
high mission of State affairs, which in
wolves life, justice and property, and, in
general, the good order of society and
property of this young Territory, upon
which the people of the whole Union
are looking with profound interest l pro-
test against such an order of things, and
| appeal to the best elements of all par
ties and of all the people to unite for the
purpose OF doing our plain duty to the
people during the remaining half OF the
session. There Is no time to waste.
Being convinced that | can more fully
perform my duty upon the floor Of the
Senate, I therefore beg to tender my res
gnatiOn as President. N. Russell.
Interpreter Bush tried to suppress a
ew smiles and gave out the communi-
cation in Hawaiian. A Senator whose
name the reporter was unable to catch
being an alias-wanted to know
whether the communication had been
signed by the Governor, and then
Nicholas RI, without waiting for
the will of the Senate" left his chair,
woke up Vice President Kaiue, sent
that interesting politician to the chair
and in a dramatic manner look pos
change the new dignitary might have
left In the drawers.
Mr.. Brown of Hllo, after a brief con-
sutation with the bosses, moved that
he communication be tabled and Mich
olas R sent back to his chair. Mr.
Cecil Brown objected to tabllng the
matter. which would mean preventing
the president from explaining more full
I1rh 10 %, hn lnl
stored chair in which Kaiue was rest
ing easy. Senator Cecil Brown grew
quite pathetic and referred to free
Americans, the glorious Stars and
Stripes and explained in true spread
eagle style that Nicholas R could
not be forced back to his chair a ques-
ton which hadn't been raised.
At that moment Senator White ran
dered the Senate to take recess, which
it did.
\ caucus was held by the Home I'M
rules" at noon and it was decided that
DIR. Gussel should not be permitted to
"balk' and that no action should be
taken on his resignation except tabling
IL, 1t was nearly , p. m when a quor
um was present, and then White tried
to adjourn, but failed to have his mo-
ton seconded.
Kalauokalani wanted Senator Russell
to explain his reasons for resignlng. He
objected to the innuendoes In the COM
nunication before the Senate in regard
TO the work of the committees. He
wanted Senator Russell to understand
hat there are sixteen standing commit
ees and only fifteen Senators, and that
work was being expedited as fast as
I was possible.
Mr. Cecil Brown arose to a point of
rider az there was really nothing be-
fore the house, and after lot OF
wrangling moved that Senator Russell
be given a chance 70 say something
explanatory referring sarcasticaly 10
the new rule r OF the Senate providing
Tor the "chucking out" OF Senators, and
asking MIR white whether the Home
lnwlies wished 10 try the new rul, on
Russell
senator Paris objected To- the part of
the communication from President Rus
s"l which reelected ON The works uf the
Senate committees. lie fully approved
NJ Mt NH#sul stopping down but he
Thought lNa communication uudlrniHrd
d objectionable.
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Wl made owen Senator baldwin
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