The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-05-29

SD net taN eefe feltthE - TIE Hotel b'nas NeeANe
the Minister Is ret de6aile IN his report eeneefnes g.
Nov h~ 10 3iasr e i qaite positive tor & saySl
This eFgc risk has eeeu assumed Ia the tau conu-
aeese thai Yea viii justify 10. and viii aetAeflse lis
Msiesiy's Government 70 issue special eeeds g
meet ne expenditure. New the confidence expressed
nisAt be Gathering ala Hpet Seaysy also coincidence
thu, is net complimentary,
The rrcPosa 60 rcpesl existing Ivan Acts B, esouad
0ae, When consider that osis, Is apSn as. t =
enN right that this Legislature should have Voice N
rassips upoa the rev Act contemplated
An3 new, Representatives let nc ask you q con-
s3es epNa every Stera ~ the Appropriation ki carc
fatty lest prersrc aeei II $500 eco Cor the cen
sdcgatton 81 the memberS II the next Assembly
iyy Sf this Nation and It's Gevrrpmcnt,
Hen. G, II, Bishop sad--l seFry 10 hear there
Is some disappointment Ia the Eepog, ef The Finance
Cemwittee, ana wvuld Be st p,orc sorry Il thought
the Disappointment general. avid thst the Report
lacked sry suggestions which wepd have been Il any
60 The Assembly, The salaries referred 10 DC loek
large, ssd very large when consider the amount Of
the rcVcauc aud The population. bat do yop expect
yecr hing, yepr Minister'S Justices and Government I
o@ccrs 70 live en- nothinss Tho population being I
small srd scattered ever several Islands makes the /
expenses 81 SeNernment 'v-r larc in proportion 10
the population AND wealth of tho country, II the ISL
spdS s,eld Be brought ,cge.l er or Il the people al
lived uPoa one u them, tc expenses eosd Dc much L
reduced. Al independent government. with all the 4
ueccsSsry machinery. Is unavoiiably expensive, do
net SAY thcrc csunot Be any reduction made IN cur
Bc3sct-there usht o. Be. aud there probably will
BE hut. On the other hand therc viii be items in
serted which arr not in The Badgct, and myself ir
tep3 90 ask fos increase Of the appropriation or
the osecc's Hospital. and probably Souc other ar-
preparations. I have no love Tor dcbt-on Tie
trsry, have constitutional dread u it but Ger
trsttiaxry purposes debt must az times 30 incurred.
The Committee did ret Know what the Assembly
weud Be pleased 70 appropriate, OF What the total ot
the Appropriation Bill would be, when t passed the
Honsc-j' was impossible for them 90 know and
they had 70 ~ on aud say and IT, q" and t. ''aui
IT, The Com mittec have taken tho trouble 90 exam
inc the RepOr, THE Minister Of Finance, and have
reported the House the total debt IL all was aprro
pviatei aud expended that asked for. 1, Is not
insiuua,cd that the Representatives. any than
the Mobiles, arr % be guilty " Improper legislation.
There is certainly warning paragraph ia The Report
- jt : without goad reason. IL has bccn
Cd as ahsurJiity that jrbt be incurred ana
reserve created % nee, It AZ the tic. Suppose
you have an income Of $i0,oOe snnum, aud you
ipto debt f,r ship costing $4,000 thea sup
p1sc that cHrrcut expenses SSO0e, does not
that leave reserve cut Of which 90 pay interest
the SlScoo aud reduce the debtt As regards the
ciuus r1sraph. relating 10 the repeal of the Loan
Acts cNistiag shc statutes, there reasons
for that of which j. that there should only be
Act auth arisiuE the Government negotiate loans
when there asc uunbcr Of Lean Acts in existence
tsey apt create eoufssiou and the Committe
rec'r1 wcrt that when the new bonds issued, it
would be well 60 the face of the bonds under
what Act such loans authorized
Mr. kouuikrhuchu was opposed 70 saddle the
Government With large drbi. as il would event.
u3lly be ruiroGS. He did not see how the debt
could DC paid when il was large, when IL could not
De paid Nhcu small aud avored the selling OF Gov
vrumeut lands TO reduce the present dcbt OF the
Government.
Nj NikalemI also spoke against the adoption Of
the report ard was steadily opposed 10 Increasing
Mr. A. T. Judd said that he had taken few figures
from the Appropriation Bill aud the result OF his
were that the rcvvnue OF the Govern
meut was something over $4,000. and OF that
was paid for salaries over S40Q QOQ-which Is equal
TO tay Cf s. . for every man. woman and child i
on the Hawaiian Islands. The TJmmany Ring Of !
probably the most corrupt in the world. In sQuau
ierius money public buildings sud improve. !
ueuts in tact Squanteriu. enormous sums Of money.
but did not pocket - per cent Cf the entire
NJ the city Possibly our income may De $780, !
lO0-Wc may have drought, &c, but one thing We
san rely on and that is that all the salaries will be
drawn / cannot see how any OF the salaries be
reduced, but do think that of the Offices can
be done away With Ii We ~ on aud appropriate
bat is called fr in the Appropriation 10 1874,
debt will DC S5o0,9t4 Is.
Mr. Aholo said that he was a member Of the Fl
lance Committee, aud reported upon all that he
huuSht was necessary, and thought much time
= a oeio= wasted IN discussing the report as the
House could easily Accept the report and discuss
With The Appropriation Bill
His Ex. G. C. Harris stated that Il was not the in.
gntinn Of the Government to reply to day. hut J
ee be laid uron the table, 10 De discussed from 4
line tu time with the Appropriation Bill. 81
assembly adjourned n
TwEyrr-THrRD Day. May IS. 1872. n
Ths Assembly me, at 10 A. NJ, tie President, His d
Il. P. Nabaolslua. in the Chair Prayer BY the =,
'bsPIain. Journal Of preceding session read and.
4 motion. approved.
Mr. KaPauiai presented petition from Waimsa.
rayius that 5000 be appropriated for breakwater
that district. Petition laid the table until
Iteration Of the Appropriation Bill. =
Mr.. Kaukau presented petition from Lahaina. U
,rorins the election Of Mr. Hauaike. Petition laid
D tie table.
Mr.. Carter presented petition from South Kona. 2
lu;estiug the Of Mr.. Kupakee. Referred to the
judiciary Committee
Mr.. kausau presented the following petition from
aana pail. petition praying that market be e.
Ibiished IN L8haiua-reierTed 70 Committee In
rial Improvements; petition praying that mail
irer Be APPOINTED FOR that dstrict-referred 10 the
lmnittee on Interual Improvements a petition
-ayiug that separate Justice be appointed for the
strict-referred O. Jldiary Committee petition II
ayi1s that % foreigner Be aPpoisted &c the oee Of
Juiza Who i not e1uver.ant with the Hawaiian
ng1ase-referred to the judiciary COMMITTEES; and
petition proving that no law be passed authorizing
s issue Of paper mJnsy-referred to Finance Com
ittee-
Mr. Lonoasa presented the following petitions from II
aitusu petition that member # the Assem-
= Who got drunk be paid hi $3.50 for attendance A.
u sessiau-retition returned; petition praying
at 10 government once te gwen = anV one who Z
cps mistress or gets drunk-petiti0u returned ID,
titi0u praying that Charles Barns be appointed
aveins physician FOR that distFet-refersed San to
~ C0mmittes. ais
Mr.. Hitchcock gave notice Of an Act to promote
e attendance Of children AZ school. apl
] he Aet introduced BY His EE- the Attorney Gen
81, to prevent the use Of explosive substances 10
sing fish vas then taken up. The Assembly vent
10 Commttee q the Whole for the consideration Of
e Bill, and Mr. L0noaea vas called u the Chair
le following Il the Bill:
SecIinn L No person shall Giant Poirdey Or I
y other explosive substance in taking fsh within g
upon any harb0rs, streams, reefs waters Eshu =
E jurisdieiion Of this Kingdom
Section 2 Whoever violates the provisions Of the WI
scsdiuz Section shah be punished b a fne not F,s
essdi1E Five H1niFed Dolia-z. or By impris- I
ment at hard labor, not exceeding Five Years -
both. AZ the discretion u the Court.
ssef11 , This Act shall take effect Immediately =,
The Attorney General explained the Of the vi
D, snd the danger 10 which psrsons are liable Who
Giant Powder. aiso the damageit will eanse b our 2
lerSes and moved that the Bill Be considered b. -
stioEt- Motion carried hte
Section read AID, motion, pared -
Section read. His IL. the Acknowledgement [ m
we'd u amend By inserting after the words Five oU
Edrsi Dollsrs." e aud not lees than Twenty-Five
iars and after the words ''RiTs Tears," 'noress ~
N three month";" =
JH nston, Section passed with proposed amend md
NJ. ~,
The Attorney General offered the foiloEiug amend s
at in place q Section The several District Jus -
= and Police Courts shall have concurrent iuris-