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


and approved.
Mr. Eupau read a bill TO pay the Mobiles of the
Hawaiian Islands who attend tn" legislative As
semJly. the sum Of SljO for each scion Of the
Legislature. which passed its first r.tdia.y.
\ resolution that the Sergcautar-.srirs be in
stiuei"d 90 procure suitable cuuV-yauce~ FOR this
body 70 attend the exhibition az PUnahou this
evening tabled.
il. II. ". c. Luualilo introduced IL resolution
that the ~ergcaut-at-trr- 90 un board OF he bark
''i'ss dIu order the Captain 20 iv his iag at half
mast. ont oi respect 90 thc late Princes.
Hon. Ir. DOmiuis said that this House had no
authority 10 issue such orders. anu Wa 81 favor OF
tabiiug the resolution.
II. II. ". G. Lunaliio slid that as an amendment
he would IUt tAeword advise in place oi tie word
order.
Hon. Nr. Eeawclunulrala was in favor Of the
motion of His Ey the Governor OF Oahu.
Minister HutchiSoH was IN favor OF the remarks
Of tLe G"vr.Gnr ci Oahu. and said th.sr Iu~f
no ..e to Capt. P.ty would lie all tnJt needed
"a b. would ti'"n lower his ha"s Immediately. a~
hc good friend to- this country. would
not be guilty Of any ii~rc-pcct tp tli- country. ana
felt tina, lac confident il In oversight
Notion To- table resolution put "a vote and carried.
y resolution trat the Committee Commerce
be- rcqUr-"i TO report 0u the petition from ihe lis.
trie, of Hu'Hakua, for La.bor OF iionCmaiino
tabled.
lIor. Mr. KeawcLunafnla gave notice OF his in
t"utioH 80 iutroGuc" bill preventing the intro
ducton of snakes and other vcn1mors reptiles.
lir. kUVaU introduced resolution relating 20
the succession 20 the throne.
&r. Ja,kc spoke in favor Of the same.
J.
tabled. because tie Ming was tie one 10 appoint
heir - the throne. with tie consent of the
Mobiles. bat not of the Representatives. Ii to-
InorrDy. the King was Ia cali Eis Cabinet together.
and appoint an heir and proclaim him such. he.
would thcn be the heir apparent to the throne but
ii any thing should happen to His Majesty before
hc appointed such an heir. then the Legislative
Assembly would he called and tie heir chosen, and
ht couid not what this Assembly had TO do
with heir 10 the throne. things stood.
Hon. &r. Jkcke advocated the resolution, as it
was alf i az Surl nltg
hinder to His Majesty.
ON motion leave was granted to Withdraw the
resolution.
Hon Mr. Kakani presented the following:
E.-0'r.J. ihat this Legislative Assembly express
81 Ills MuInsty through committee their wish
that hc be- married. so that his dynasty may be
pcrpeiuatcI.
lion. Mr. Heck moved that the rules be sus-
pended in order To give the Committee to whom
referred a similar resolution. chance 10
port as it would cElighten the minds of the Rep
rcseHtatives that matter.
Committee to whom referred the resolution
Of the Hon. member irom kOolaUpoko reported as
follows. that the Committee has considered the
resolution together with the expression Of the
feeling If thc House upon the same. but that in
their opinion uf the resolutions transmitted to
His Majesty in reply To the notification OF the
death of his sister embodied the very same idea.
and were "i opinion dat ,be resolution considered
by them was iu'ly cOTsoHInt with the wishes of
the Assembly. nut under the present circumstances
ii was preferable To insist upon tie subject any
further. and recommended that the resolution be
postponed.
ON motion of Hon. Mr. KAPPA. House proceeded
to tine order Of the day. which was the Appropra-
ton Bill.
ON motion the consideration of the Appropria-
iinh illl W'@ p">Pohtd- III "idef 'Na' the house
might take IJp some other matters.
House resolved itself into a Committee of the
Whole for tl" consideration Of bill, To indemnify
tine Minister If Finance.
A'r. KcawehuuuI.ala rose to make some remarks.
Minister Narigny stated thdt he was at the tiuc
these amounts we.r lasd ont for pictures of tner
'ii' - e.. .'...- - '''''', '"' ~
member Won" i-t'it % NM Lc WuNid explain 'lc
ipi- lltrI N'Itu p' -''tl~tci'l!
=, tin. r-.rtI.r- .r iI. Assembly and ,..uS. l,n
-, . -, g.. -, -. .,'-.,,,,;..+,I H. -,
last Assembly Tor tue purpose 81 painting Por-
trait of Ills Majesty lie thrn gave some ,.plunu-
ri,r- r.,-rliuor tI ur,olrrtS ,.,rt.u,lr tnrrnT.s
''''' =. -'''''' '.> -, - - - -, ''''
anu "i tie amount expended ON te steamer hHn"e"
ter r,.uGrd the money u5ds.r the law he did not
So. ,-f.g- , Ii .bnulJ r.,,,. bef,r t..is I,u-,. IL,
Indemnify them.
Minister iIulchiSOU said i.at the money
,.-l ,1. ,,rF, .,. fy- ina; Ill the t:r,i = ,.,s ,.,
r., ~, -. -. - -, a.. ,,,r...,+..-,,
!.u'' ' "''i '4"' ''' I"' '' ''' -NF''
iIll.
~ Er,,y al,ura baIa sid tnJf Lr did not tlle-
49,, L. - al. l=lr ..,,I - 81 49,
I"u-'.. ''L"I N'''i'' '' ~ 60 - u 90
L..red. ii wOud Lr Initiating Il step 90 allow the
Nf;,,t.r- ., gr.rl ,,,t .,,,uu+- tb.,- wished l,.
:" ! l'.'1 Iii,'', ~. - -; - 80 " 80 -, |
ra"+i"n was nor given MN ''-"'.''"E '"' P'"-
Minister Harris said tat DE- very much respected
marks u tie Hon. W;alua proper
tr tie money was eNI--t-i. upon ApurHprI-
ti Bill 4uI tl- O.! House wished
t. yiIr. they -Ir.I -c- IT,, NJ although the Finance
il-r5 s, hal examined the Depart
rucut III a very thorough manner.