The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-06-20

adjourned till Monday at II o'clock.
FIFTIErn DAY. June 10Th
sscmbly met at the usual hour, His Hghness VI.
h'auaOa in the chair.
Lyons presented petition from School Agents
O' iOlulu, asking for increase Of pay. Petition
reiei TO Committee Education.
Mialeminu presented petition from Hamakua,
~ SGDO tO purchase buoys for the harbOr Of
prOyeI.ts
Mr; tchcock offered n resolution that the Vice
n,res.IeappOint !, Committee OF three, Of which the
fresideiof the Assembly should be Chairman, to
wal, upOIis Majesty, and inform him that the As
scinoiy VII be ready To be dismissed by him on
Monday u, June 80. Resolution adopted and the
wee rresIt appointed ON the Committee the Pres
ident, and .ssrs Hitchcock and Keawehunahala.
Mt WI read for the first time act 10 encour-
age llHInigIOn. ~, Bill passed first reading.
MT ihiii read for the first time bill relating to
inIer-islahd am Navigation. Passed first reading
me Asseiy proceeded To the order of the Day!
"hlch was TN appropriation Bill.
permanent element ON Queen Kalama, $4,000,
Circuit judi. Hawaii, 5000.
MT hItchcoenOyed the following amendment to
the item PEdei, however, if the Circuit Judge
~ mo retains Office and pay of Leut-Governor
anu tierh' he III not draw the pay of Judge"
FiiiShIineht carr and item passed as amended.
Mr Lyons InoVso strike out the item.
MT ue 'arigny ated that he did not want any
meihoer Ol the iiOuto imagine that the passage or
REJECTION OF the ilenHected him his colleagues in
any way Out that considered best for this
government 10 nave representative in the United
SEtes, as the Two ternments were the
most intimate terms, il would increase from year
10 year. III the pent Treaty of Reciprocity
were TO be ratified, th'eatons Of the two Govern
nen's Wou,u 1e st'ii Ger, and for that reason the
NfRn LaAII IWr
our tradc with the Unp States and nlace ts unon
more friendly terms.
Mr.. e. III. Judd moved a,nend the item bv in
serting Tor n Hawaiian-botitizen of Hawaiian par
ents Minister Resident the Uuite,l States slO.-
600.
Mr.. Hitchcock was in f,r Of striking out the
item altogether.
Mr.. s. G. Wilder was oppo 70 the item.
Mr.-G Rhodes favored the /, as in the bill, with
out any amendment
Item indefinitely pOstponed5 10 I9
Encouragement Of Agricultu and Immigration,
$4,000.
Mr.. Wilder moved to amend $40 900. as some
immediate measures should be zen TO prevent the
decrease Of the Hawaiian people nd this could be
done by bringing people from the nth Sea Islands
men, women and children. MWilder argued
still further in favor Of his amendmt by citing the
question Of laborers and their manetnen and the
present scarcity Of labor ON the plan'ons
Mr.. G.. Rhodes stated that mesze had come
from the King, and il was necessary al the Prcsi-
dent should take the chair.
Committee rose.
Searglnt-at-Ams announced the Roy Messenger
who presented the message from HisIaiesty. i'm
which he stated that the resolution for 81 for each
OF the representatives he returned, as las not le-
gally drawn up and il such resolution ouId pass
the Assembly with the enactng clause, G should
sign IT, The Message of His Majesty was compan-
led with the report Of the Justices of theourt on
the resolution, who considered the resolut Illegal
unless prefaeed with the enacting clause Otl laws
hut passed with the enacting clause, the tolution
would be perfectly legal The judges werof the
opinion that the sum Of SEQ could not be cls.ed as
compensation by any representatives till the m
sion Of the Assembly.
The House again went into Committee, Mr.. ahe
Iona in the chair
Mr.. Wilder again addressed the chair in suprt of
his amendment to the item to encourage imnra-
ton.
Mr. Phillips said that the matter had been te-
fully examined by the Board Of Inm grafton, and "
were in favor OF the appropriation, but did not e
10 ask for 50 large n sum themselves but shoul,t
pass, immediate measures would be taken TO sect
those people.
Item passed at 100000.
Interest National debt S25, ,Sil-passed.
Mr.. Phillips moved to strike out the item of $50
600 for Ocean Steamers. Motion carried.
Subsidy steamer KIiGusa, $1,000.
Mr.. Phillips moved a suspension of the rules,
order 10 read act regulating TO inter-isand Stea
Navigation the second time. Motion carried.
Bill read for second time
On motion, the House resolved itself into Cor
mittee Of the Whole. for the consideration Of the b
which passed by sections
Mr.. Wilder said that he should vote for the lst sc
ton, for the that he opposed TO subsidI
and monopOlies his opposition to the Ocean Steame
was opposed To mOnOpolies, and lac voted for tli
section because by giving a subsidy, he did ava
with monopoly. And the rest of the bill he shou
oppose
The Assembly again went into Committee Of q
Whole for further consideration Of the bill, Mr.. NJ
HAIKU in the chair.
Mr.. Phillips moved to insert in place Of subsidy
the KIiGuea, inter-iSland Steam Navigation, $50
200.
Motion put and carried, and the item according
passed at S36,7OO.
Remaining sections Of tke Appropriation Bill rea
and passed with few amendments
Bill passed second reading as amended.
Committee rose and Chairman reported the pa
sage Of the Appropriation Bill its second readn
Motion to engross the bill put and carried.
Assembly adjourned.