The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-07-21

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Ills Majesty support fall through
our OATH nos 80 the King vat from that which he has
the resolution pass and the King would
luton could he returned Th' would be on Il the greatest in
know that such proceeding ia be kept within his
whole ! qua,s what an scotch poet says
If there's hole in a. your coats,
would y tend it;
A chiefs amang you tskng notes
And faith. Le' preut ii.n
And here are tn Trrs tskias note. Of our ceedns
moral Eciuess it we're, the Who'll.
to vote aud lost Y vote Of 20 to IS AYES and nos e scn
Motion TO adop; resolution and carried by
Mr. Keawelunai novel that the discussion upon the
Hat hson 4 that he -houi publish every line OF
the days p7ooedggs N tie GGz,e ana IN okoa geher
Minister cf I"rior aud bad ctre Of the Government
every wrl Il ' proceedings Of the legislature should be
wee President in regard to the
the Government. they it, that
Nr Whitney could be stopped printing report
s r-"er had h' IN 'he Assembly since us opening aud
they could no; stop the liberty of the press.
changed trir vote, Massrs K-a~chunahala. Wana,
Wo A'io kaauieiio, Keii'p!o kaprakca and kauia in
On motion of Mr. Nahaku the whole of the preceding,
Of ;ls House. Assembly adjourned.
SrxrY-ElGuru DAY. July -
Assembly me-; at usual hour.
House proceeded to the order of the dtv. an Il
resolved itself int" Committee Of the Whole for
the consideration OF An Act to repeal an Act to
Mitigate the Evils arising from Prostitution
Mr. Kaapa moved the passage of tlic bill.
Mr.. Rhodes moved To indefinitely postpone
bill.
Mr. Kamao was in favor of the bill.
Gov. Nahaplrlua opposed It,
Mr. Clcilc advocated tht. bill.
Minister Hutchson against the bill. ana
hoped the members would think over it. and con
slider the law thoroughly before ther repealed it
there greater mistake in the world made
than 70 thiuk that the existing law licensed pros
titution, bat it had tendency to check it in a
tain degree.
NJ. Kcnhokaua favored the bill to repeal
Mr. Aholo was against the bill.
Nr. Bishop not in favor Of repeating the
law. as its object was good one and could he
improved. In his opinion, the law would be more
eiIcctuaily carried out the town now had a NOR.
efficient Board of Health lie was was in favor of
letting the llw have another years trial. before
the members passed a bill to repeal it.
Motion to Indefinitely postpone lst section with
the bill. put to vote and lost. Committee rose
without further action on it.
On motion OF Mr.. Kaapa the rules suspend
ed. and !he bill to authorize appeals from decisions
of District Magistrates taken mp.
Mr.. Hcleluhi moved to indefinitely postpone 1st
section with the bill.
Mr.. Kuhulu moved its passage
Minister Harris was in favor of the bill. because
it was based upon the laws of other countries. and
it not possible that all District Magistrates
and Local Circuit Judges knew more than the
Supreme Justices. and il they gave wrong deci
sions they would like have them corrected He
did not think that all thieves. blackguar,ls. &c
should =" unwhippcd of Justice. also that the Island
of Noloia had within the last two years been
f;re with As w"rihe Judge as held commission,
out ' % lis a ee RteaGse iRer T was sG no & Vd m and ans s @ T
had eNpred hu that the law Introduced they
wanted and If passed would settle The matter THE hill
Gov N,haoleiua favored The bins asslge.
Mr.. Nai'aku advocated rejecting the bill.
Mr. Kuplu sad that what had been remarked by the
Sc fools Now the best thing that tn innsrr Of this hi
'u do was to bring in I'LL making only Court Of Justice
paS.e Of the Til The oo % blG n This , pI yous rf
danger Of the criminal who had discharged
nale hl.r by the bad msconst Of the
he people s5me have sal that the law says that ali the
Magistrates fools We have not s'ii So bat have only
Mr. Ahalo made few remarks regarding the alluson
i and was bnnst in iIe ii.cr Of his init, $50 f 40 20
knew; the NJ might have made mistakes
all likely do. lie thought the remarks made by the
roI argument he used for passage
lie ia favor Of the moto to indefinitely postpone the hill,
IS the Magistrates were first appointed by the Government,
the Representatives who voted for the passage bill,
Minister ,hat his did the
raj deal Of good he found gallant defender
Assembly adjourned
SIXTY NINTH Day, July II.
The Assembly met at II \. VI.
The Vice President stated that he had rec eived a
ettcr from the Secretary Ut the Hous" requesting
tn leave, be was required to attend
% some business
Mr. Boyd introduced i resolution that the Sccre-
arv h. granted permission to leave. and that his
,lace be filled by the Interpreter and that the
place be filled by another person.
Mr.. Nahaku moved to amend by throwing both
lUticS upon the Interpreter. Amendment carried.
Mr.. \ahaku intI oduccd a resolution that the sum
# : 100 he made Il present to each member of the
Assembly aS a reward for the duties performed hv
hcm owing the length of the sitting of the pres
mt Legislature. He did not want the resolution
"a be taken a. an example for subsequent Legisa-
i've Assemblies.
The Vice President ruled the resolution ont of
,rlcr till the Appropriation Bill was taken up on
T. third reading.
Mr. Nahaku Withdrew his resolution till the Ap-
,roPraton Bill was taken Up.
Mr. Smith moved that the Appropriation Bill on
q third reading. be read Carried.
Minister Harris moved that the bill pass by its
reading. Lost.
Mr. Aholo moved that the bill he read through
'ut- Motion carried. and bill read throughout.
Minister Harris said ;hat he would like some in
OrmJ;ipu in regard to the permanent settlement
made upon the Queen DowaEer kalama. because
r no law making the settlement as in the case .
Il Queen Emma and VI. kckuauaol and apoogisrd
the House for not bringing tho matter mp before.
nd gave an excuse that n was owing To the
ceilings Of one of the Mobiles. which were very
much overcome when the resolution under
discussion. and who was also very noisy about it
n that day.
Mr. smith said that the other day he moved to
triIe ont the item. and still adhered to it. ard
moved that the item Of = 900 for Queen Dowagrr
lalaml be struck ont from the Appropriation BIZ.
'drrird
Motion to increase the salary of the Governor of
Maui TO $500. Carried
Motion to increase the salary of the Governor of
Kauai to $500. Carried.
Nr Kcliipio moved 10 amend the bill by inrrcaS-
NJ The salary of the clerk of the of Governor Maui
20 $500. Lost.
Mr. Vauauy moved TO amend The item for Gov
,rnment surveyor To S2.53H- Lost.
Mr. kupaU moved to increase the salary of the
Tailor OF Oahu Prison to $500 Lost
Nr. kupau moved II amend the salary of the Ia
,pector General by inserting 5000 Lost
Nr. Eupau moved to amend the salary OF the
-hicf Justice by increasing ii to SII.0JD. Lost.
Mr.. Ukckr moved To amend the salary Of the
First Associate Justice by increasing it to $4,000
Lost.
Mr.. Keawehunahala moved that the rules be 5us-
pended for the reconsideration of the salary of the
First Associate Justice. Lost.
Mr. Aholo moved to amend the salary of the