The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-06-03


Mr.. CPa 0hjeeeed 10 the resolution, bat ssill
he wished 10 hear the arguneats Of sli sides
and 50 far. he bad heard nothing o. change
his ePinien- Aeesriing 70 the constitution
Of uhieh 50 much has been said. absolute hb-
ertg Of speech was granted 10 ali.
Mr. ksla withdrew tSe preamble. leaving
the resolution intact.
The resolution vas then put and carried.
House adjourned.
THiRrr-EIrrH Dar. TarEsDAr. May IS.
Assembly met At 10 A NJ, II. H. N. Kekn-
sHaos in the chair.
Prayer BY the Chaplain Minutes Of pre-
eeding day we're rsai and approved.
RESoLCrt0Ss--Mr. Martin introduced a
eal in regard to the prsstics Of Hawaiian
doctors
His E1. 5, H. Philips iatrOaueed bin to
punish bArrstry.
Mr.. Bishop introdueed bin to extend the
powers Of the Bureau Of Immigration.
His Ex. :. H. Philips gave notice Of bill
n regard 10 the service Of erininzl process.
Rules were suspended and Mr.. Wilder
brought in petition. protesting against grant
was signed BY several fruS of Honolulu
Tahled-
Mr. Eesksnu introduced resolution, TO
elect new Interpreter.
On motion Of Mr.. Nshsku the resolution
was Indefinitely postponed
ORDER OF rRE pAr.-Report Of the Com
mittse Of Commerce. on subsidy. and bill to
prouote ocean steam navigation. were in order
were read. and Mr.. Hitchcock moved to 70
inte COMMITTEES Of the Hhsle for their cen
sideratioa-
HiS Ex. 5. Phillips moved tha; the bin be
ordered for snsr0ssmsnt. he objected TO
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fore the House. the debate wo1ld be shorter
and more to the point
Mr.. A. = Judd supported the motion to
commit to tie House il was not only the
fresst method Of discussion. bat It was the very
point urged BY tie ether side IN the former de-
hate. House went into Con- mittee-Nr Kama
kan called to the Chair.
BIN TO promote Ocean Steam Navigation was
Rad.
His Ex s. III. Philips moved to adopt sec
ton first Hs said he made the notiou to
briag the matter before the Committss. and
should support the whole measure He eslled
the zid Of the country to a regular uethsd Of
discharge for oar prudzets- Asfcr steam .ou-
Eianieari0r generally, he could rot 20 INTO an
slaborats disquisisi0u upon its merits Bat
IN the position Of the Islands il vas Import
an. that they should have regular and fre-
guest eonnunieati1n with san Franeiseo. and
through II with other commercial centres Of
the w0rid- There we're here mAuy <oErees of
eaGnereial strength. By cur agricultural pro
duets especially, and II vas important tEat they
should Be promoted BY every possible means
The position Of the Islands Was Of the utmost
importance they were the source Of supply
fJr large part Of the trade Vt the Pacific
Vessels N distress cane here, and It was the
most available port of almost the entire wha-
In Aaar WN- ua=zafz ala ~ b.-,
guently for information and supplies II We
wish to have vessels recruTt here, they must
i1d the various things needed by them, and fire.
gusnt. regular, and reliable means Of eamuu-
1ication with san Franeiss0 i. TO them.
Gf the Gtnast importance II Il vas known al
over the wgrfd that steamer left here once
every third Wednesday, and another arrived
regularly. this Eould be the place TO which all
stray vessels would cons- especially for szp-
pies Exactly az on the land. ali wen. where
there was a telegraph rzilr0ad, and steamer,
for infarmati1u- In former times the Paei6e
Was shut ct fruu the world, but now sevsrai
lines Of steamers cross and reeross the
0eea1- Vessels sailing II this ocean vii seek
cut the u5st reliable place TO procure infarma-
tim, and If Il should be az HorolrIu more
vessels VII saus here Moreover. the Islands
should keep pace with the world If several
lines Of steamers iztsrzset here it vii become
the centre az large and increasing trade II
the Islands are 70 De the junction. Of a large
number Of steamers. We nzzt be ezri= IN the
field Every cue can see that We occupy
central pasisisn- But Tahiti does also, there
f1Fs We must seize eur opportunities N order
u BE tef1re others II IIne 4 established BE-
tween here and san Francizca- We should
probably have ines between hsrs and Tahiti
The Government % Tahiti are ready TO give
$50 adg for 4 line between here and that place.
N that manner the different Inks Of the great
chain VII Be made If he were addressing
Merchants, Il En1id be Unnecessary 70 add
more All that L N 1crsri1ues wirh s0Gri
fouezt5. legislation shaGld be done to connect
ourselves with the great world Al the trade
that can concentrate here should Be heIped By
ali that We can Do All ea1Id see the import
1nes Of putting the IzI1rfz upon the great
tharoaghfars u ocean nsEiz1fia1- Al tue
Injuries and necessities Ct lie VII be Affected
hv such 4 state Of thingz- At the time Of the
bGiliIng Of the victoria Bridge II N9utrsaI.
Es Wa there In the winter al enauun5ea-
tian vas ssapped- There we're no tsIegraPhs.
Or r1ilruads- A few men eozif get eoztr8l Of
the markets and everything eaunaziei ELhz-
ldus prires But when g1Interr1pted cuun1z-
uicaficu vas eztzblizsed- al this s1s changed I
and shart market became izpossihls- NoE
the aperzfisa of this prineipIs Is jzzt the
sane upou the sea 1z en- the Ind We
Gu Ehs ts establish steam eauzzzicatisu Wirh I
the world and bsraue firmly linked With the [
rrga- zarisuz- EFsrTthing eaupaffhIs sirh |
the Eso.f sf the esu1Ery saagId be dszs for this
zrzzt ezd- Sdue have szid thzs We enGld get I
4IszE vel enough si-haar steam. that Hs1s- /
hin : an old szzh5aaed PLaes. that the eizht- |
cen rrips sf the steauers would nat benefit - /
any asre than the Ps<kstz- A ls1g fizt 0f
arriE1ls Of mailz eszid Be EiFsn- Ssas ef
them were ehzrce vessels SGue lefs Saz i
Frznciscs the same dzF sz6 arrived hsr az dzf- I
fsrzzs times Re sYske af this 20 answer the /
arz1zszr that ~ were well enough zeseuz6-
lzsei bF sallinz vessels Bzs steam e1uz1-
aieafid1 . - g-=zr q se1e6< thai BE fzlE kzrJi-
y necessary % SCI 3 fsrtE bg any a-Zzms1t
- rzassuahie azd enuzer=i1I zsz- Bat &
rzz sasi that ehis Subsidy VII rssuIt u nss- !
ns5GiF, that tte Prics vas tsS lsxEz. that 4
hr.ixHr xszid BE rzzzsd- IN deziI1x EIrk znJ
cnrp1rzfi1n, sash siI5e dses the rest K eaz- L 4
l. - n essrT dzF Ezs- n every karEzi1 re
nzzz- Thers = sans PTiss thsz We eaa Fz5.
zad souzs Frirs kzssr tseg ez1 take The Ma
iss-T had czrzf1iIy ezAziaed the sas5set, znd
taeF tAaszht that tEs szn n tie bdl was sze
saieh szs srzzu ssEzpsay vssid sessFt. sz1
biu1i themselves - szr esuditi6zs- II azT ozs
tssazhf that Z Eza tsa zzeE, and trisd u e1f
Z dsEE, thzT Eszid 1ziy s1essed n drfEi1zsG a
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