The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-03-07


y the national administration IL 4;
4 is natural to expect like 4
x change in the chief executive X
4 offices of this Territory and 4
4 that the present Republican \;
X Governor will be succeeded by *
4 Democratic Governor, and \;
4 Whereas, the Honorable Wal. \:
y ter f. Frear has since taking Of \;
y flee MS Governor ON August 10, y
X 1907, ably, fearlessly and eff x
X GENTLY discharged the difficult \;
X duties laid upon him, and has X
y been unsparing in his efforts to \;
y improve general conditions and y
X develop and strengthen the so. \;
X cial, economic and government 4
y al system in this Territory, and X
X Whereas, it is fitting as his y
y administration approaches its y
Y close, that formal public recog X
\ milton be made of his earnest, X
X patriotic and self sacrificing ser. 4
X vice, \;
\ Therefore be il resolved by 4
X the house of representatives of X
i the legislature of the Territory \;
X of Hawaii that the formal 4
bhohho VI AllN hbhN dlt HtTtuN y
i extended to the Honorable Wal. X
X ter f. Frear, Governor of Ha- X
X wall, in appreciation of his long, 4
X faithful and valuable service, of y
X his integrity of purpose, devo- X
X tion to duty, and earnestness IN 4
X the public interest; and y
x BE it further resolved that x
X the clerk of this house is hereby i:
* instructed to forward copy of \;
X this resolution to the Honorable 4
X Walter i. Frear. \:
X X X X X X * X x X X X X X X X
The resolution given above was in.
troduced at yesterday morning s session
of the house, James X. Lota, of the
sixth district, the introducer, moving
its adoption Immediately after the
reading Representative Kawewehi
arose and said, "Mr. Speaker and fel.
low members of the house of represen-
tatives of the Territory of Hawai-, as
the lone Home Ruler of this Legislative
body, it gives me untold pleasure and
| am grateful for the privilege afford.
ed me in this particular instance to sec.
ond the motion to adopt this resolution,
As Home Ruler / want it to be ma lie
n matter of record
Representative Norman Watkins
moved an "aye' and "non vote on
roll call on the adoption of the resolu.
ton. Representative Irwin moved 20
table the resolution, but no one second.
ed the untimely motion. Paele arose
and began harangue in Hawaiian The
Speaker answered back in the same ian.
guage and chided the honorable mem.
Der for his ungenerous remarks. paele
then stated he had an amendment to
offer to the resolution and sent up a
small slip of white paper to Clerk
Woodward, which the obliging official
reported. 1t read simply, "Joint," and
Speaker Holstein ruled the amendment
out of order as not being in proper
form.
Representative Coney then requested
that all members out of the assembly
hall be called in and the Speaker or
dered the sergeant-at-a to do his
duty. Representative Sheldon was the
only absentee and he remained away
until the rollcall on the adoption of the
had been completed and the
result announced.
Straight Party Votes.
The resolution wgs adopted eighteen
to eleven, Kawewehi voting with the
(Only Sheldon being alb
sent) for, while the full Bourbon
strength went on record as opposed to
paying timely tribute to the Cover
nor.
The vote by ayes and noes follows:
Ayes; Coney, G. IL. Cooke, q. p.
Cooke, Silva, Goodness, Huddy, Kaaua,
Kaupiko, Kawewehi, Lota, Lyman,
Spalding, Tayares, Waiaholo,
Wilcox, Mr.. Speaker.-Is.
Noes. Asch, Irwin, Kalakiela, Kani.
no, Kinslea, Kupihea, McCandless,
Paele, Paxson, Poepoe and Robertson
II.
Absent and not voting-Sheldon