The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-05-23

Of the lepers, and the dispensing Of medicine SC.
schooner for epers and that all should be taken to
the Island Of MOlOkai. The sum recommended by the
Committee for the Board Of Health was $4,000.
Report accepted AMI ordered to be printed.
Hon. v. knudsen, chairman Of Committee Of Com
merce, presented the report of the Committee on the
proposed Subsidy to the kauea and California steam
line.
His TX. c. dc Varigny moved that the report be
printed in both languages and laid before the House.
that the question may be considered by the Assembly
Hon > g. Wilder moved 20 adopt the report of the
Committee, do away with the matter ~ once as
time enough had already been spent by the Commit
tee and the members of the House the question
Subsidy.
Hon. d. Kalakaua seconded the motion Of C. de
yarigny.
Ills TX 5. H. Phillips said he thought the question
beferc the House was an important one, and should
be considered carefully in all its bearings before
tiOn taken upon il and after considering the
question the House mi dispose Of it understanding
ly and did not think that the House should adopt
the views of the Committee till they had fully dis
csse the matter themselves, to say nothing of their
being unable To judge Of the question when they only
heard the report Of the Committee read once, and
thought that every mcujer should have an OppOrtu-
nifty consider well the report after they had read il
IN print, Us IL question Of great importance.
Hon. IL X. Hitchcock in favor of the adoption
Of the report, the Committee had fully invcsgat-
Ell the question, and for week past had heard all
the arguments pro and con-; that the report signed
by every member Of the Committee, which was all
the House wanted, il of their standing
committees He saw mo- reason why the report should
not be adopted, and moved to amend the motion of
Mr. Wilder by adopting the report and ordering the
To be printed.
Hon. z. Nahaolclua was in favor of the motion of
the Minister Of Foreign Relations, and thought the
matter ought be well considered before being dis
posel OF, il n matter Of great Importance TO
the population at large.
Hon G. Rhoies thought the House should discuss
the matter thoroughly before acting upon it, and the
hurried manner with which some OF the members
wished dispose OF the Subsidy looks like personal
feeling in the matter. lie wanted il understood that
while he favored the discussion of the Subsidy that
he not in favor of the measure, but that yet
he had not made up his mind fully, and wanted 10
hear the arguments both sides, il a ques-
ton that affected the whole nation.
Hon C.. II Judi in favor of adopting the
port of the Committee to-day, rs the House would
come to that part Of the Appropriation where
money was wanted for Internal improvements and if
the matter of Subsidy disposed of now, the
House felt of S50,OOO that could be spared,
and if the question acted upon otherwise the As
sembly would not know what to appropriate for
roads, sc.
Hon. z. F. Koakanu was in favor of adopting the
report Of the Committee to-day, many of the Rep
resentatiyes had been present ut the Committee meet
ings and heard and understood all that was said for
and against, and for that reason he for in
favor Of indefinite pOstponement of the item-as the
internal wants of the country, have never yet been
fully supplied
Hon. s. W. Mahelona supporter the motion of His
Er q. lie yarigny-
Hon. J. W. Keawehunahala thought the subject
ought be properly ventilated, but then wished the
House to understand that he not in favor of Sub
sidy, by urging this.
Previous question called, and on motion of c. ii.
Judd ayes and noes taken
Question to adopt the report of Committee and to
print the same put and carried 10y vote OF "A ayes
and l3 noes.
-Ayes-Lunalilo, Ranoa, Hitchcock, Upa, Lyons,
KumahOa, Halemanu PiliPo, Martin, Jones, knihe-
lani, Hopu, Kalu, Kaiue, Wood, Boyd, Makalena,
Judd, Wilder Keawehunahaia, Mahelona, KOakanu,
Kaukaha; Knudsen-24.
-Noes-Nahaolelua, Dominis, Bishop, kalakaua,
Kaukahn, Kahanu, Kaec, Hutchison, Varigny, Phil
lips, Keliipio Nakila, Nahaku. Rhodes-1i.
Assembly adjourned