The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-06-23
FoErY-rorErn DAY, June -.


and reported ;hat the resolution was proper one,
and ought to paSs but that the a2.oya received by
her from the Crown Lands cease. sAould this reso-
luton pass. Ery"r. accepted.
Chairman OF Committee on Internal Improve
u1cut>. TO whom was referred petition from llama
EIj.t approximate the sum oi 500 tor ha,Lur at
A"uowaiiHu. and petition from N9wwili for tbc
sun of $1,000 10 build wharf "a, thaj port. report
81 tlut .hcy are needed 9nd such amounts b"
placed in the Appropriation Eil when before the
( House RcuoIt adopted.
ON motion House proceeded the order of the
day. which the bill TO indemnify the Minister
Df Finance Section ! was read.
lir. N"#pa moved amendment tlat the
words. and all other government officers be-
struck ont ot the bin, so that 1t should read Minis
t=T pt Finance.
r.. II. ". =. Iunalilo moved that the consdcra-
'ion 81 Sec ION OF the bill be indefinitely post
ppurI.
Hon. ,ir. Kakauj said that he was adverse to the
rassag of tIr bill. it would appear outside of
this hous". that ,ie Minister Of Finance had done
wrong aua received decentralization from this
Hon. Nh Ukcle said that he was in favor of His
H:-hnes~ motion. and wanted to know whether the
minister o! Finance was in the wrong or did he
Iay out III" money. and. .wautcd the matter defer
rcd till he lafe Minister Of Interior arrived as he
was III the fault. ;inG should be impeached by The
House. Che Minister oi Foreign Relations here
explained that all Tie vouchers were correctly Mr..
tkeke said that it would be better to have the gen
iicman before ,uc House to meet him face to
face.
Minister IIutchison stated that he was ready to
I act for the ia'r Minister Of Interior.
Nlr. tkckc said that hc did not by what
s1n the Minister Of Interior stood up for his late
colleague. Il this Assembly were to pass Act 10
hang the lat, Minister OF Interior. make him pay
back the $40 600. would the present Minister of
Interior step forward and give himself up ior ctLer
purpose
Mr.. kpHalp was in favor of passing Tie 1st Sec
ton ,THcnd"l.
On motion. Section l as amended passed, and
the bill was entered to- be cngrossed.
ON motion. the House resolved itself into a Com
E Whole
its second reading to authorize the issue OF
Treasury Notes and Section 1 OF bill WAS read.
H. II. VI. G. Lunalilo moved the consideration of
the bill be deferred ill Monday next, ana that the
report of the Committee to whom was referred his
resolution be taken up. Put to vote ana lost.
Minister liu!rIs said that he shodd like to hear
the opinions oT all regarding the bill also of His
iii"iurss Prince VIM. Luua!iiO
Prince William here stated that he would make
some remarks Iegarding tac bill. as he
this week issue of A!r. Whitney paper the Idcic
COut4Heic;qj -lGce.TiSe..
Hon. NJ. Ukekc said that he was opposed to the
Issuing OF paper money. but if the bin was ion the
Issuing OF monevas used in old times, to have dogs
and hogs teeth for currency he should support it,
then the could the teeth of the hogs
ana dogs they Kill end have money Just good
paper. and il the Mirj~ter would draw up such
bin ii would receive his support. Here the MEM
Der OF kOoaUpoEo held up paper note. and SAID
that It had head on II. Now. II the lead OF the
present Minister of Fiuancc put on the paper
money. the head Of he figure on MesSrs. Robin
son Co.'S building the ESpianade. he thought
not good for natives their food Is watery and il
they dropped any of the paper money into it, it
would dissolve. and that would be the last Of the
poor natives money. suppose we were To go to
the Fish Market t. buy fish. would put down
the paper money the counter and a natural
consequence would stick to the counter as it was
always wet. and the G-lmonEcrs would not take
your money. He would conclude his remarks
many wanted speak on the subject. but in
cuSinn would say thlthr would wish The SedrgaHt-
ai--Nrns be instructed To have n cUiiln made ana
brought before the Assembly. and therein place the
BII. AUTHORIZING Issue or TREASURY NOTES,
seal the coffin, and have the bin respectfully inter-
red.
yarruy upon the minis
try OWN t. thr cor s'n demands from outside anu nt
&" the -vtrIn"u and 90 the rchan This IS most
sivc getting money and moi proposed by
. expensive
was Of the oiH' that he issue %f paper currency wa. OF
less expensive character than coin hut w~ perfectly willing t"
the other side Of the house if their agrr"nts were
Of such natnrr as to convince HIM AMI that Il thI Minister
~ i rv tI ,, - Ioo 0oo IN ~, rr,snry in ba, cash
Ilii on Of SjUoOO,
which placed i "a" Government Treasury And the
G.vrment eacrs up the Treasury they would ie offer
their y either gold paper could choose they
wished ana the pro''y wouI be- that they would take half
aui tie merchants have receive! them take
oonadere- system would work without bother.
parties ~i' rcvei the nts. and did not care 70 Keep hcm
could tax" them Treasury aud have them cshtd. At
crf Cevri,Gusr bane5 hsraas when the Treasury is
ui and paper money circulated. merchant anybody elss
can borrow the gold Iy leaving the as security
hen asked where Is th. guarantee for the #
these
stored. parties ready
answer they willing lay
Interest. Dos tina, show that they had faith in the Govern
uett and principle thar advocated
Finance hill laid upon the table
than {" So iii pas authorizing any banks to issue currency
- he co"ieni HAT vas GovernTnaut privilege only II
has been argued that dollar paper good
dollar in COLL. would when could fras much
by inch. they thought
logic that ne was No." IA the right he should govern on the op-
Hon. Mr.. Kalakauq. receiving
Minister Of Foreign Relations said that he would favor the bin
a country said further that
le i.',' .l't> 'l' d u '' a. ~. @ lI ms
and las had paper money in use tr some time and that As
had equal This earth Tl-rc
tte United states and what brought her through gold silver?
II. H. c. Lrnalo his indefinitely
y
und Nr smith, Mr. HeucS. the Ministers. Col ha
Iltua and himself the only who understand lie
Secretary allowed paragraph Of
the Il. 4. .ftycrti-s~ before ~" Assembly.
Minister Harris stated that Th- editor Of the paper
Of the Assembly. h- should like 10 hear hi- opinion
ami he adopted tie arguments Of tt paper as his ow" he
could read h,m.
aud read severl long eX.rc> ON the r. C. iarc crtteT In
the midst az Prince Williams remarks. Hon. Mr. Jkeke
funeral Of the Paper Bill might take place
now. : Jas 81. aside deceutiy.
Ueuck s1it t'at BE 81 the Minister'S assistants
ard vh" c0nveran with Il 2 native language and
facilitate business tA ti increse the crru
u- medium hy the issue oj paper currency and that such
h could not be discussed without looking AT the future rs well
III, present and paper would be as good - gold If
might he great eUerenc''s come upon S Egerueu when
the fusuc~ Of the Treasury. While
would do harm The L--i ture meets again IN two years and
between aud then something might happen to the Govern
Assembly against taking notice