The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-05-22

10 tc,uVVs tnat 10 appropriation - A44n llf
New Hotel; that subsIdy be Efanted for tha
Australian Steamship Line; that Articles ts q ard
O. Of the Constitution be amended thsi nppro7ris-
tious Tor the War Dspartmer. - rcducrd 50 co..
that the appropriation for Poiice Department BE- ~
duced. that appropriation for The Bosri of Immi
grafton BE- discontinued; that appropriations BE-
allowed for ths new Guvurumcnt Omc--. thai NJ
appropriations for the Government Prgss tnd r.
formatcry scnool be discontinued; that me hcrs,
tax Be reduced; that Section if2o of the Civl Cods
be repealed aud ten other prayers.
Hon. D. Kaiakaua moved 70 lag the petition On
the table, &c be taken up with Buis fhat Mr. Pea
may Introduce to meet the different prayers q ths
petition.
Mr.. A. T. Judd moved % reject ths pstiiion. ns u
was not petition, IN biz mind, but q genslsi sods
Of laws recommended Tor the House 50 sef apua,
aud there vcrcso many different psaysrs 10 tie -
tition that u would take up Sresi deal q tire ia
considering them and that properly psilion ou9ht
only to contain prayer; if more. they should se
OF the same nssure. There was no siausiug Coui-
mittee to which such petition caald Be resrrcs.
Mr.. Carter favored she motion Of Hon. d. Eais-
kaua, aa be did not believe any petition thoaid BE-
rejected unless Insulting to the House.
His Ell the Minister Of Foreign Aaalrs ssid tnst
be agreed with Mr.. A. T. Judd In poist of fasi 1ut
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the remarks OF Mr. Carter; be disHksd vszy mush
TO petition rejected, unless positively uauiiuz
to the House. but in other countries macy q tbs
petitions would be considered insulting. II for
nothing else but for their triaing -aiurs The Con
stituton provided that the people were allowed 70
petition to this Legislature for grevancss bat sosd
no; where the people suffered a grissanca IN
petition that came iu the other day, ssklrg ne
J House TO make an aPpropHaticu for a second clerk
in the Foreign once, naming Albert Runuiakea
/ clerk. He could not see where the pubic Wa
suffering any grievance because there vas not
second clerk in the Forrign once, aud could net
see what there woald be for him to do as he bad
great deal Of trouble 20 keep himself busy, and
wished It might be otherwise aud called the aftsn-
tiOn Of the Assembly to the sgners Of the petition,
viz Wiisma, Davida, Eeoni and a host Of others
whose names were equally Indefinite 10 another
petition the people greved because the soldisrs
did not get $40 month"; and a. the same tine The
petitioners wanted reduce the military appropri
alton and increase the outlay of ths, Dcpsrtmsuf.
The speaker thought the Committee on Military
could attend 10 that, and that probably men would
not enlist II it did not pay them. His TX moved
to amend the motion Of Hon. d. Kalasaua 5y r.
ferring the petition back TO the honoraBla aenber
who presented Il until such time be saw ~ %
bring in Bills to meet any Of the prayers of The -
ttion.
Mr.. Kaukaha favored the motion to lag On ne
table.
Petition referred as amended BY His EE the Mn
lster Of Foreign Relations.
Mr.. Lonoaea presented petition from WsliuEu.
that all young men out Of schools. unlesa otherwise
provided With work, be by the Inspector General of
Schools bound out to some trade.
Mr.. Poll presented a petition from Honoisis.
praying that sheep goats and cattle Be taxed 5ssnta
per head. Petition laid on the table.
Mr.. Kulhelani presented petition from wsliuku
praying that the Assembly appolnt Commlfica o.
Three TO investigate the qualifications Of hawaiian
Doctors. Referred to the Special COMMITTEES %
whom referred the Bill on the Board q Heaiih.
Mr.. Nawahi presented petition from Pana. pray
ing that Article 45 Of the Constitution
Referred to judiciary COMMITTEES.
Mr. Nawahi presented petition from Puma. pray-
ing that eonstAbles 10 that district be paid 81 per
month Referred 20 the honorable inirodueer. anu
such time be shall bring an Act 70 meet the prayer
Of the petition.
Mr. Aholo presented majority report of TIE gu-
dietary COMMITTEES petition eontsaiiug the ssat
Of Mr. Palkpli member from Waialaa, reporting
against the petition.
Mr. A. F. Judd, Chairman OF judiciary Consmifies.
presented minority report on petition a. above.
adverse to the member elect as the judges of Elcc
tion threw out ballot because it had the name of
the opposing candidate written upon IL three ines
The opinion Of the Judiciary Committee was d.
vided as to whether such ballot (Which made ns
yoie,) ought to have been throNn out or sot, asd
whether the action Of the Judges Of Election waa
final
On motion, reports Of majority and minority con
sidsred In Committee Of the Whole, and Mr Riss
called to the Chair
SIR. c. Il. Judd moved 10 adopt the. .Rspors Or NJ
noritY Of the COMMITTEES.
Mr. Poll moved 10 adopt the Msoriiy Report
Mr.. Carter-It has been said that the Iuspeeiossof
the election at Waisiua bad decided ta.l q plsss
Of paper with the name Of one person on it ihrss
times repeated Is irauGulsnt ballot. IsMto Be- ID
mied that this Assembly has given 10 the Iuspestor
the right TO dnal decision as 10 the quaiidc1fon
eligibility Of member Or this Assembly, I ssy.
By no means Tsis Assembly Is now eousids-iug
whether the Inspectors were Justified in rsjecfiur
that baIot-in other words, We are nov Iasp.eta-s
Of that election, and each member must decide far
himself whether be would have rejected lhaf ballet
Under Section 10 Of the Civil Code, ths ia1s-f Of
the voter casting that ballot s fair element foscou
sideraiion In this debate NoE, as 70 tbs latent ihs
hon. member from Hiio, oa ihe majority rsport h.s
himself said that had he been Inspector BE zouId
not have rejected the ballot he has then decided
that the ballot was proper one What conatitatss
ballot In the District % Waisluag II sa psce Of
paper with the name Of one person uponI NosI
maintain that the name Of bot one person wus upou
that piece Of paper, although the mans vas thrss
times repeated, a0d for myself have decided nat t
was fair ballot True, we have spent great dssI
Of time upon this question. but il Il vsry Irsps..
ant one. The nights 0f 10 voters a W1isius are
involved. They have cast equal number af Vote
FOR two persons; and this beingihe case thsr bsrs
the right 20 a ueEeleetiOs. We DOT hsFe -
consider the rights Of the two contestants sioas bnf
the rights Of the voters of Waisiua.
Messrs. kipi. Mikalemi NaEahL Kur1kea. Fsrno-
ikehuehu and Hitchcock spoke IN favor o. TIE Ma
joriiy Report
HIS EE. c. G. Harris. Hon. D. Kalakaua. Hon NJ
P. Kamakau. Messns. Carter. G. Il. Judd A = Iaff
and Kauiaha spoke 10 favor Of ths sdoption q tas
Minority Report
Report Of Minority adopted
On COMMITTEES risinE. the Chairnan rerorfef ffst
the COMMITTEES had under cousidcratio1 tEe Eerorf
Of the judiciary COMMITTEES. snd rec0mriendet thnt
lhe Assembly adopt the Report ol the MinonlT q
J Judiciary Committee Report accs,tsd
Assembly adjourned until fhs INA inst
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