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

said that ii was the governments right to issue
paper money. | grant that, and that a country
make its coin, but Is it right for this gov
mt To take the hearts of the innocent people
of this nation and wrap them in paper. and say
amt You enraptured. Here the Hon. gentleman
read some remarks from Mills work on Political
Economy. Vol. H.. (see pages 563-6 65-'66-' 'G9-'12
Mills Principles OF Political Economy
Minister Harris said--he had intention of
addressing the House upon this bill to-day hat
he had been advised to do 81. and would prove
that not single reason advanced against the bin
is sound. He would prove that it ought to be
frrred To Select Committee. II nothing more.
On Friday last he saw some slips of paper passed
among the members of this Assembly. and one
placed upon his table. the being an editorial
in the huptog edited by DR.. l.. Ii. Gulick. trans
lation OF which was in the Pacific Commercial
A3rertissr From thot article he found that GER
tain persons antagCuistic to the BILL and
that those who wrote the article never the
bill. and now it becomes part OF the argument rs
it was Il part OF the means 10 influence them. In
the first paIJ is reference 10 myself and the Hon.
member from Naiaiut. This is now passed and
is the first argument. and could this argument
affect the passage of the bill. lie never saw the
article published in the Gazette. and never wrote
it, nor anv of his friends. did he the article
till Il few days after the publication of the paper.
but it only aniInosity on the part of him who
said he did. and that the person who wrote the
article in the Gazette had as good Judgment the
Rev q djtor OF the huOk0d. lie had mentioned
this to slOW that personality Is no argument and
abuse is nothing at all. The Minister then quoted
that he promised to stand by the Constitution OF
1852, and afterwards changed his opinion. Re
would before this Assembly that he stood for the
Constitution until was abrogatei aud the King went out of
youder door, leaving himself and colleagues the He
gy & nam AN iS wy @ m . a i hIN ne nova @ e e mnSys OF
the VILLAGE PRIEST Some people this country be-
it small place, and attempt to fr.ghten you of
bl, because a villain scounire chose
Government yacht. (Iiere Messrs KAPPA
kamao asked the Minister what his remarks had do with
b) These people that if this bill passed.
of the country would he &c and the said
when the constitution changed and in regard this he
would ask the Assembly the Islands are not Of more import
now than they ever were which goes to prove they
the Tsrv with 500 6oo and now he had s2ao 600 bern
he hoped affairs of his colleagues would
satisfactory he members wanted if this 100000
prove that these Reverend did prophecy right
nat m ' m g %nG n TosG @ H TO the b " P tSy Wa may
would give him the paper he would upon 1t
n"' p,r " iuiano and aIso the p r. 1d,ertisrr OWL 70
the lering of his remarks made upon Journal
reporters moiey forbade his reporting this portion the
Minister'S peec The Minister wished show that the
by the Prince House.
lie would that sudden issue of money the
Of the market. and there design
bill food the market with sudden supply of paper. 1t
who gets hurt lie at loss to how the purchaser
IL mats in The share If an argnmqnt fIirra W aa"cr %
im has been said bills
falls it will drive capital out of the IL willing
drive OF the market who compete with the
cheapness his goods He understood his friend that
$4,000 foreign this
prove contrary but would present. What
meant capital here oan and said
he perfectly willing they should capital
country What should he foreigner takes
capital he won't lend him money for than II per
when he could get all he required for 10 cent He would
bu.he o is-that life (Iere he made
dcsuory remarks about greenbacks in America The
had purchased food, clothing everything else.
and M & seS here % r@@ @ the Mns St by ypg 5nt gold
lar very different in value from a gold silver
England has increased her debts by wars and America the
sane-not hy making property but by destroying itbu we
houses Did those million into the South make
improvements? No. To destroy them France is exhb
the working of this paper money system.
this and let the members consider it, France issued
Of paper money in carrying ON the against
England;
the Minister OF Finance and that was that the bill now be bur
c, in order that the ladies present might attend the funeral
tere noticed passing the rounds of the Assembly
iiti,r, ~ ,I, | S, "a an No - % IN rsnt 49, " r pl ,f
deaf the interesting remarks of the Minister Of Finance
Minister HarrisIf paper money issued would
ceived well and the next legislature may be so pleased that
But they do wrong has nothing to do with doing right
we will die with a" the wisdom but to be hoped that our
will have and be able their
went to he dogs He wanted to know if it was any easier to
counterfeit plate than de and if man would refuse a five
terfeteti. lie said a
Mr KaaTa novel that the Committee rise and ask leave to
sit again on the 21fb OfJUne.
Mr. Heuck cautioned the members against postpon
the consideration of the bill too long, it Of
portauce.
On motion the Chairman reported no
progress. and asked leave to sit again tomorrow.
The House adjourned
FoRrY-s SEVENTH DAY, June 10.
Assembly met at ii \. NJ.
Hon Mr. Ke;,wchunahaIa introduced a resolution
that the sum OF $4,000 be inserted in the Appro-
priation Bill for the clerk of CollectorGeneral of
Customs.
President ruled this resolution out of order, and
advised him to insert it as an amendment when the
Appropriation Bill was brought up.
Mr.. MaLelOna read for the first time, a bill to
exempt all old men and women from taxation.
Mr.. Mahelona read a bill relating TO pork butch
crs. Rejected.
Mr.. Kepoikai introduced the following resolu-
ton:
Eesoea That the Minister of Interior hereby empower
ed appoint Representatives districts ~
besides those at present represented
The resolution was indefinitely postponed.
On motion House proceeded to the order of the
dav. which tine Treasury Note.
Minister Harris remarked that if the House woud
move adjournment of this debate till some other
time it would be agreeable to him. Owing to a
severe cold. he was unable to say as much as he
would like to. And there has been petition
before this House in favor of rejecting the bill. he
would say that he could bring in a petition with
equally good names in favor of it.
On motion. the further consideration of the bill
was postponed.
Mr. Smith moved that the Appropriation Bill be
taken up.
PERMANENT SETTLEMENTS.
His Hghness VI. kekUanaoa. $4,000.
Mr. kahanu moved that the rules be suspended
in order To allow him to read an Act to amend the
above item to SlGO0O-carried. Bill read and
rejected.
Minister Varigny moved that the item " Kekua-
naoa. $1,000, pass as in the Appropriation Bill
carried
His Highncss W. c. Lunalilo requested that the
report of the Committee to whom was referred his