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

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believe in the freedom Of the but not abusing it, What is
the difference between using club the TO knock one
down with, Because ausion made to the fact Of a
VIZ w. sod r IN T,tsi ' no two gTongs e
Alright? Let this House decide the
extreme and some TO another would second Mr.. Woods
manded by tie President Vice President and told behave
Hon j. ~ smith wished to lie informed as to the motion be-
fore t6 House. and wished to- to mai make an 1men%en ] ne to an
again before the bar and be admonsed that this House do
consider the article contempt this Assembly and with this
sideration his case wish the time the
House bat as think some Of the Representatives are mis-
this matter, wish them straight. This House
has decided that Mr. Guck he brought before the House and
discharge him ulty ourselves; Ike cdreni
10 day and undo the next The question before the
simply the OF The person may
hold contempt for the House We have not Questioned him
that, and makes difference what he thinks The
contempt? If So let them If not what dscussngl
If individual should to the member for Koolau and
you may be good enough. but think you stea would
he neghbers if he isuled? think in my
by my prowess failed should appeal
to the laws. Some may think nsued,
number of think have been Some Of the members think
this has right this floor and argue his case
If should insult Court does the Judge ask the
language disrepec the Court,
and in the language not withdrawn he sent to prison
suited! say We are the judges and must take some
notice of this consider the gentleman intelligent
used public speaking writing and printing He
think offensive but have right think 1t is
My opinion that will with dignity that
the matter is offensive We change his opinion but
show that there point beyond which he cannot sphat
he cannot speak Of this the highest Assembly
of the land would not punish too severely We may gain
Hon. There ways in which the word
the INTERPRETATION os the SD Article Of tie Constitution my
opinion the matter does within the of the Ar
tenton of members the last clause of Article g. would
explain /. any meaber
Of this Assembly being assaulted published No one par
tcuor is mentioned as hoopmeaai Corrected by the Vice
Hon. D. Kalakaua said: think it proper that should
make some remarks as some of the parties assaed hold in
in andrews Dcionarv We 6nd what the word means but the
/ in RuOkOd The
there used that these members be pulled around by
the Ministry like cattle with rings in their The morning
oh publication the OF Queen and Nuuanu Streets
heard great hill had been before the House.
the horse bill Just then the two members from Honolulu
passed. and they were hssed 1t is clear the members must
voted with the parasites and hooplimeaais support the
re%Tks Sa j. Of Nh e sn GG nd;i6@ M Sm Mas then read
Hon l. H. kapnnia: l am one Of those who was spoken
his against those who opposed it, think
insult the House and the members of Homo
lulu have been contempuousy used and through them their
constituents think he should be told to and sin
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and nay Mr. G"Iek was @ then brought in: ..
ted of this Assembly and would do
Mr. j. Kupaa moved that the Sergeant rms bring the
body of the member from waaua into this Assembly rhe
Resolution j. A. N. Nahaku that Minister o
$4,000. Hospital Lahaina.
My that the physician might take outside practice
J. II Heleluhi favor the people might
brought Queens Hospital in noluu, that the expense
bringing would be less than the asked
Hon KAPPA would not table the resolution he w0uld refer
to the Sanitary Committee suggested by the Minister of
the Interior. The resolution referred
His IIighness Prince ". c. Lunao after few remarks
the proprety personal disputes being settled in this
House moved the order Of the day
saut ana battery then put its second reading and the
read, an passed reading
The title then read and motion passed its second
On motion of Hon Mr. Harris the bill to amend the law
atng of Boundaries read third time by its
On motion the bin to amend Section of Chapter Al of the
Minister Hutchinson moved to postpone ndefnitecarried
Adjourned.
TwENTY-sECOND DAY. May 10.
Hon. J. W. Keawehunahala. Mr. President, Vice
President, my fellow Representatives and Mobiles:
have come before this House to express my
thoughts was waiting yesterday for call from
the Sergeant-at-Arms. but the House to busy
with the case of Mr.. l.. H. Gulick. As far my
remarks after the suspension of the rules of order
on Thursday, do now take them back.
Minister Harris After the very handsome man
ner in which the member from Waialua has come
forward and conducted himself before the bar of
this House, L would say that if l made of
in the heat of debate which were improper,
l hope that they will be forgiven and forgotten.
Minister Hutchison. after the reading of the min
utes. in English asked the Presidents attention TO
the answer given by l. IL. Gnlick To the query. as
TO whether he responsible for the article His
answer. as he (Il) understood it, was, yes, and /
justify it.
District IIio praying. 1st-That
ing children be exempt from school tax That
person be juror he estate
Of the value of 500. income of $3.50 Sd
set as juror. amend the mas
That the hours of labor be fixed from
a NJ to p NJ and that no contract for wages be made for
Harris that here labored a
that tabng killed petition that they were wrong, that
could be raised.
Hon. L. Kappa he always noticed that any
thing that tabled generally LAID there ever and would
like to the petition given Select Committee
The Vice President thought that petitions from the people
Motion TO refer to Committee made and carried.
Hon. D. Kahaulelio presented resolution the members
proceed to gallery and have there pictures TAKEN and each
member have six copies him-resolution tabled.
Resolution Hon. Mr.. HeIeluti that Committee
be actorzed the Treasury $50
member and pay of officers to date. Adopted.
Minister Hutchison called mistake Finance
Committee report hauea should be $4,000 instead of
given o a OF the Civil
Code.
Leave granted KaainOa for the first
time, a bill to amend Section $50 o: the Civil Ccde
Leave granted Hon. Mr. Domnis read for the first
time, bill relating escheats kueanasb read and
The Assembly resolved itself into Committee of the Whole
for the consideration Of bill Section Chapter 80
IF the Penal Code. Bill read and indefinitely
poned % to IL Adjourned.
TwENrY-THIRD DAY, May 2l.
Assembly met at the usual hour.
Minister Harris moved that the resolution relat-
ing to the Hon. Member from Waialua resumng
Ms seat be eXpunged Adopted
Petition from district of Puma that fathers hav-
ng four illegtimate children under Il
years of age be exempt from the poll tax. That a
aw be enacted TO punish those who furnish medi-
zines to procure abortion. On motion referred TO
Sanitary Committee.
Petition from Puma that Hawaiians be allowed
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