The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-05-26

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decided that the Hon member should be allowed he
argued on the report but not 70 speak the merits of the bill
made to lay The report the table whchwas to vote and
on motion read the bill Of indemnity IN The
matter Of SlO6SS OF steamer KHaea 81 600
Mshness Prince " C Lunaio moved that the bill be
tabled Motion amended by Hon. j. W Keawehunaala that
! House. Carried.
o. Domins gave notice Of intention to introduce
/ bil relating 70 escheat Of kueanas-
| Motion to take up the order of the day.
'" heawehunahala to Introduce solution, and
carried The action on this resolution published last week.
Hon j. Mott Smith moved the order of the day be taken
on the amendment to Section Of the bill to amend the law
relating to adultery and forncaton After motion to alter
engrcssed Assembly adjourned.
TwENTY-FITST Day. Nav Is.
Hon. J. Kupau moved that before reading the
I minutes of the Assembly the Sergeant-at-arms
bring into this House the member from Waialua,
and he be allowed to take his seat seconded by
Hon. g. b. Ukeke
The Vice President said that the member from
KoolaulOa was out Of order. that the House was
not open for business and his motion could not be
entertained. and ordered the Hon. member to sit
down After some debate, minutes were read.
Warrant for arrest of L. II. Gulck, signed by
the President read, and the return of the Sergeant
alarms also read. stating that the body of l.. II.
Gulick was in readiness to be brought before the
House.
Hon. E. II. Boyd presented a resolution that the
said L. IL. Gulick be brought before this house by
the Sergeant-at-arms and questioned by the Hon.
President Vice President Motion put. Is ayes.
13 nays.
Moved that the business of the House proceed
until the arrival of Mr.. Guck.
Report of Select Committee on petition from
Honolulu to amend Section 1880 of the Civil Code
reported that it be referred back to the introducer
IL,
by the Vice President:
Are you editor and publisher of the newspaper
KuOEcOa published in Honolulu? L am.
Do you hold yourself responsible for articles
published in it? L do?
On the order of the President. l.. ii. Gulick was
remanded.
Hon. L. II Boyd said-I the member who
moved that this person be brought before this
House and / now move that he be punished in
accordance with Art. 50 of the Constitution.
Hon. Messrs. KAPPA and Ukeke both took the
floor. Mr.. Ukeke to Mr.. Kaapa-Wil you allow
the floor? Mr.. Kaapa-No sir. Mr.. Ukeke-I
not surprised at your refusal. You a back
woodsman.
Hon. l.. KAPPA moved to defer further action on
this matter and allow members to call upon Mr..
Gulick after this Session and ask him who is the
authorize may tell and ii may prove to be one OF
Hon. O.. B. Ukeke asked for the law that could
punish for saying that certain representa-
tives parasites of the Ministers and asked
that the Hon. member (Boyd) reconsider his action
and moved that this resolution be tabled and the
gentlemen (Guick) set free
Hon. l.. Aholo, said regarding remarks of the
member from Honolulu Boyd bringing this man
(Gulick before the house in accordance with the 52
Art. of the Constitution he wished know whether
(Gulick) guilty he thought not there
many meanings to the word - hoopilimeaai.' There
spectators here listening to remarks of Rep
resentatives in accordance with views Of the Minis
ters and they apt to say said Representatives
"hOOpilimeaa to the Ministry. and after other
remarks said he would support the motion of the
Hon. Mr.. Ukeke
Hon J. Kupau said a gentleman had said that
late King had been called monkey, and he |
was not angry. comparing him TO animal. Which |
was the worst TO say they (the members) were |
hoopihmeai' or monkeys? If Mr.. Gulick had said |
the latter l should vote to punish him under this |
Section (52) of the Constitution. / do urge my |
fellow Representatives to discharge Mr.. Guck.
Hon. ID. kahaulelio said he opposed to the |
remarks of the member from Honolulu (Boyd), |
that we have no right to punish him under the |
Sd Art OF the Constitution, any person can, &c. l |
would move that the manuscript of the article be |
brought into this House.
Hon. W. L. Wood | support the motion of NV 1
colleague for this district and oppose the discharge
of this person. He has been properly arragned /
before the bar of this house and should be tried. !
think he should be tried in accordance with the |
81 Art. The word = hoopilimeaai'' is a very bad /
word. Regarding remarks OF member from Molokai /
that the person had right to say as he did under /
the Sd Art being held responsible. agree with him /
he should be held responsible as is this House
That having in mind the dignity OF this people l /
DE h W % aP rS @ b % m ne et5 & he aS so a~as me @
choose, but like Child he should be punished he
large worse Cannot We reprmand him. and tell him II
he does so again he will be punished again pity Mr. Guick
and would imprson him. therefore
President do reprimand him lie be discharged.
Hon g. b. keke said before punish the member from
Honolulu (BOyd would have had better if
authority don't think person NHhau
punished for calling another hoopllmeaa"
the members from Honolulu have heard Of such During the
remarks Of this member letter read from L. H. Quick.
To His Hghness NJ Kekuanaoa President of the Legislative
Assembly
in my allow the right
of a criminal, Of speaking in my defense.
Yours respectfully, (Signed) L. H. GULICK.
Minister IIuchison moved to table the letter.
Hon. c. X Kakan supported the Of the correspond
Hon. G. b Ukeke point of order and requested
that the letter be laid aside until the motion before the House
settled
President sustained Member, and ruled
that Mr. Ukeke had the
T. &. Heuck o the Of
member Of Honolulu WOOD reprinand Mr. Guick had
trres regarding punishment and had fears lest bad prece-
should be established fear that much is being made
House person
temperate language There points
in this erone the evident intention snar and find
the difference between calling
individuals and members collectively If the member,
Ukeke, 70 called Eoopiimeaa from January
December but when the ap
piled collectively, the House judge U the intention
With colleagues the other foreign members
for this expressions is the Hawaiian members who
put such they please it. know that
hope they
(e et0rs viii read them and conduct themselves more Ike
claim that charges with perjurycking ones
cll4bash poland claim insult claim
tat II It had been used in connection with bill OF some i'm
would be we'll all have right TO their Opnon
what it connection with this jolly good horse bill which
has been before the House Tor fourteen years tiiA TINS ar
ce particularly small because Of its smalness But what
they elect after this what they doing One would
think important right Of the being trampled