The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-05-19
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
Y, i 10.
Report Of the Debate in the bly,. May
IL. keInti,c 60 the III Mokoa" meM.paPer.

IL. R"I"ti'e TO the III "okoa" newspaper.
Hon. II. Royd moved q resolution that the
Assembly, order the S,rpeaut-at-Arms to bring the
IN. n.,.on of +. II GuIick before IN. House - an
swer for the publication of a certain article in the
KuoLoa Of Nav 18Th. in which thirteen members Of
the House. by name. are called sycophaits or par
Qsites of the Ministers e.. hoopilimeaai malalo o ma
Kuhina ~. bccaus. they voted against the bill TO
reduce the horse tax from 81 To 30 cent>-stating
that these men had no regard for the wishes of the
people. and cautioned the country to look out for
them at tie election of ISGS. He then read the
publication il question. and Article 81 of the Con
simtion.
Hon. Mr.. Tick. moved 10 Law this resolution on
I'm. ,,LI. tn. ,.rn lo..g:..i. wa. in common
49,. omo.o tn. natives and was no,b;ng offensive.
Mr. KAN, ...or5ad ,b. motion s,vinr that
tlo,,b H.. -. o-. ,..b... ,YIlisb.d bv the E,,o-
La, A. L,,,9iasao, we. II yvos . matter of very
small cou.ro;rrr. II yyas trua A. bv tbe record
v.,,lJ ar,.,r D.. hail voted AGAINST the biI but
h.. aid .o f-.,, conscientious motives and not be-
cans. he leaned toward. N. Minister'S.
Hon. Mr.. Heuck SUPPORTED the motion 10 table
the resolution. The House should not take any
notice of the remarks coming from such a source.
Such articles indicated folly and insanity. and he
did not think that party whose organ the Kookoa
was. believed the half Of what was printed. 1t
could do the House no good to have DR.. Gulick
before them. except to discover that there was Il
bump of insanity on his skull. lie Cdr. Hcuck)
had often been accused Of being hooplimeudi, and
he cared nothing for it.
Hon. Mr.. Aholo advocated the resolution. be
cause if DR.. Gulick was brought before the House,
he might explain matters satisfactorily or apologize,
and IN. Uousc yould instruct him to do differently
- tha .,,,n.
III lHe iut"ic.
Hon Mr.. knmaio was Ill laVor OF the fe'ol"-
ton, because the hIOkON was universally respected.
and tho reo,la h,d .r.,t confidence in its Editor.
H.. C,,ilI. m, na9,I, h.1iorod tho E,,oLoo and
. ""' - P1'P',
drd not believe the government orga'l' te IL"
OIOH. The Il tDhOd 5 influence was 50 great tlat IL
very nearly prevented elections from being held in
co,1o district. and therefore this Uouse ougbt 10
r. 80
take houc' Il ihe insult
Hon. Mr., Boyd said that he, did not like to be
called hoopiinteadi. He was not bcholdcn to the
Minister'S for his snunort . n. earned his own Iivino.
-. en-. .ou. :, ,,;n ouoi,Ct
anu followed his own CONVICTIONS IN voting against
te reduction OF the horse tax. his charge oil the
Ktaokoa was false. He would not care for it, if it
bod o,n.orad in . for,icn neu,snonrr. INT the na-
- -. IT,. Ill ~ -. him and
''H !" NV '''' "N f
say. " There is The member from Honolulu. rho IS
h0oDHiaeaai to tie Ministers -
y W. t'""'' -"
ton The House should be above sehsltlVeheSS iof
such abusive attacks. He WAS above feeling them.
IL. had h.., ob,sal Inv that marty when they were in
-, l. - -
power ana III 'i"' "''' ~ " '""' "' " P0"N
lie had lived down the eVh aspersions thrown
against him, and the people continued 10 elect him
D.....,,+;., IL, cor,I NOT far tho ruuJ
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thrown "E"'IN' n'in - - "'H' hoi'o'' '"o
gentleman, if brought before the House, would
have the opportunity OF saying mat ne was Il VIC
tim on The altar OF the people. Every member
should let the consciousness OF doing their duty
prevent them for caring what was said about them
outside.
Minister Harris " Have you during the last five
years received one dollar f'onl the Government:
MIR. Rhodes, " No, not a cent. except my pay AS
Member of this House. to which have been tor Il
number OF years returned, though have repeated
~ voted against the reduction OF the horse tax
The motion to table. was pat and lost. The reso-
luton was then Carried by Il vote OF IL to ii.
IL Mas then moved that the House instruct the
President. and the Clerk to sign. and issue Il war
rant FOR the production OF Dr. Guilck before the