The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-26

The ieterior on tee rosd Appropriation question.
Because these outside districts icel that they can
tah eaeN OF the general lard, They do not use dlll
gvsse in the eOllceslsn OF rSsd mceey. ard in tho
application q read labor" That Is the secret about
excessive expenditures al the Government Office.
hey use 20 diligence Ia collecting money aas the
ofnce. Tbs Director SAYS that lsrse nemNer 81
subscribers % gAe Az Qspg have not yri paid their
subscriptions And Why Is thlSs Il Is eeeausc they
are rot ASKED fer their Subscriptions The whole
thing gees On IN tive and easy way and No one
pats himself cut Of the way 20 collect money,
simply because they krow that L they are short OF
foutS they eap ~ ~ 70 tbs Government of3ce and
Set What they Wat, Do ne, believe Il IS the In
sention Of this House @ supply the people with
newspapers gratis N direct opposition 10 private
enterprise. To ran prietipg osiee rvSaircs the
strtetcSt economy, and there is vast difereuee be-
tween an okce whica belongs 10 private individ,
uaiS ard one which belongs % no cue IN particular
heve they Uould get slouE just we'll Ter Il they
werc dependent more On themselves they would
have 20 scratch gravel % make both ends meet. The
GAZETTE has every advantage. II the Saprene Court
wants AIRY blanks Il has them printed al the Govern
uSui ofcv and pays the bill the SSme with al the
legal notices. they arc printed In the Government
psper snd paid for, they cannot DC put IN another
paper under our laws In fsct il gets all Govern
ment work, ard with all this aid Il is placed a
basis with the 4&strsNsr The advertiser makes
$500 year and the GAZETTE loseS that smOGnL
move 10 areud the item 10 70 5000. that ought
20 b sufficient 70 carry 90 tbs Government Printing
OBsv with any sort Of management
His Ex c. {. Harris said that be did not put in bis
vote against Investigation, hut against Com
mi'tee being appointed 20 Investigate aud svp0E' 10
the House, all Snsw very pel Uhata Special Com-
uittee and how uuch tine they took up. and
the question always eaEe back % the point lie
bad ne objection 10 bringing the books q the odice
eeio-e the House aad lei every MeUber examine for
himself - be saw St
Mr. A F. judd said The SIs zee asked Tor Is not to
Pay for the priutug the i1srcat Govsraucut Osiecs
ssy have dosv. &c NV csayts wanted lesa. printing
aud advertising d0ae they m1ss - 20 the GArErrs,
and 50 With all the other Offees. The GArSrrE has
the advantage IL having s the sovernmen, printing.
for great portion OF which We have granted money
usder the head ef Ineidcntals. lie could nst sec
Why the Gszsrrs shoald have 50 large a saus Of
money sivsa il every year. The speaker asreed with
his colleague that faat lay in the management.
Tie sivisg ot $1,000 Vas crrirs premium 10 the
Encouragement Of the otses- The speaker said that
In San Francisco be ecad act Sud any copies Of the
GAzErrs, and in many districts the Islands but
few were taken ard still fewer paid Cor. he believed
that the Only way the cGes could Be conducted
eesSgully, vculd Be 90 put it n charge Of man who
bad pec1nt1ry interest in Is sgscess. lie Wogi
IKE % inquire ct the Minister OF the Interior how
many eopies Of the Ar ONcA were printed. aud how
many pai3 for The Minister stated thar there were
2,l65 printed AID 5tl paid forl In other countries
the Gcveru11e1t did rot oWu pspsr, bat this Cor
eminent considers 1t necessary 20 0Wn an Organ. In
ether countries there we're party newspapers and
Whichever party vas IN ofsee supported the papers
that worked for thsiF ele,ition.
Mr Haukaha vas in sSy0r Of the item. but thought
the Director Of the GAZETTE ougst 90 norc dill
gcuce In collecting subscriptions &c. aud that If he
could net attend his business he ought be re
moved. one Of the Members bad said he could not
see any bene6; 20 be derived from the At 0NoA be
soul3 say the same Of the kuokea the reason tue
people did not subscribe for the At OSoA vas because
they had Al idea saat It vas supported BY the Govern
ueut-
NJ. Mikaleai vas opposed 10 tue item. Tfuwas
sha
ing papers for srssuit5us distribution be would favor
he ite- bat as the else in opposition 10 private
enterprise &c should vote against It.
his IL. the Minister q Finance said that bis reason
for voting against Committee being appointed %
eport upon the condition, &c, Of the GAZETTE 0fcs
vas g further the business Of the House. re veil
lueE that the appointing Of these Committees did
r0t help debate but the question always turned upon
his, Whistler Or not the Government should have !
newspaper. Since the debate had been opened. he
lad seat % the otiee and got the accounts from
Ehich he rad for the information cf the Assembly
Ia regard % the Director soii-itin- business and
eng sharper IN bis collections, be thought all vas
lone that ecuii &c done, the 4icsrtiss- was sup
orte3 b. private enterprise and very naturally bad
be sympathy sf larger portion OF the community.
5 many V1uted an opposition paper, and entertained
be idea that the GAZETTE OEce vas supported by
be Government There vas not ruoua for TO papers
D this community they could not live BY the
dtruuaEC az It's disposal. Cre had % &c aided.
& bad been argued by the Members from Honolulu
lat # the Director vas more diigeut, made his col
actions regularly, and solicited work, he could get
long ve-y vel With urush less money fron this
lluse and tbey therefore favored cutting down the
en- % $4,000 HIS Ex- hoped the Director would
% be placed IN this dilemma. he did all in his
ever &c further the interests Of the Office, aud
lat n al business there were more OF less bad
sbts. In regard q the Az OEoA srbscrfutilus be
sHiessed they were behiHdhani. bur that could not
helped, Is every means possible vas tried 70 make
isss collections and if the G0veFumeat had press
might well publish this native newspaper As its
hUsues vas OF value % the Government The Gov
-umsnt Printing OEics vas iet AZ ore tine % .
-ivazs irftvifuai With view Of lesseniug the e1-
szse Of tins Bursau % the Government; bat the
luss4Gsuce WIS a great less The Government, be /
uziiersd- getting their papers very reasonably
they only cost them s. eco year
Hou. D. kalAkaua spoke IN favor Of passing the
en- AT 1000.
Mr.. Poll favored the amendment Of Mr. Carter 10 |
iacs the item % $ .00u.
NJ Eaai supported the item as IN the Appropria- I
su Bill
Motion 70 pass the item at sI20Od put and carried
a vote g q ayes @ "a noes
Ays-His E1- P. Nahl1lsiua, His Ex- P Esuoz, /
u EE- J. D. Dlmiuis Hon. c. Z. Bishop, Han. c. I
ANNA Hon d Eaiakaua. Hon " 2 Eamakau, I
1ua- P L kaso, H0u- h Eahanu, his FL 2. ". I
l-ehlson, HIS EX. c. Z. Harris. His EI : IL Phil u
ss hts FL J. Mott Smith. Hon Hsssrs Eaaf Z
i-chs GOES. kipi- H4lsalnnu. Maize AhaIo- Hznaize-
1iaslaui. Newton. Eaile. Eou1ikel1ehu, C. H.
Id EargHiai- aui Easka1a-
Eoss-H1u- M==srs. Ezpakse. NaEnhi. Louaaea
u. E4h4naHui- A F. Jaii. Carer. MikaIeui. PoH
iikzii, Essel, Eies- Martin. ard kaakau.
SlFra-t e prisoners s. geo.
NJ NFsaleuI moves O. amend o. s. 900.
On Committees rising. the Chairman reported pr7-
sss. and asked leave 20 -ii again CO Monday HsIt.
e. 5rr asesptsi. AMI leave graa-ei-
Assembly ali earned
F-zTr-FIFTH DAT, June 2. lsT2.
Tss Assembly met ar % o'clock. A. H.. tie Prssi-
1t, HIS Ez- P Naha5lsial. in the Chair. Prayer
the Chaplain. Journal % pressing session read.
4 o. MOTION lPPrsvei-
Mr. A F Ja,ii rsai, fa- the FIRST tine, Al Ass ad-
5ttfag certain articles free Of duty. Bill passed to
-old -safizg add printing
Nr- EiFi jErr1si1eei the flLl1EinE Resolutions .
'sallIiau taat 10 Bi bs ntrai4sei AFTER the ID of
iT, Ealzss 5g consent 1f tas H11se-1dsptsd 4
.s1lutill that this Asssnnig meet q ! p. r. %
-1siays- Wstilssiays n1d Fri.iays. IN aEditi1n q
e lay sessions for tie trznsaeti1u of bgsiasss-
.slla tisu 1igpred-
Caier tn head q Unfinished Bssiusss. the falisu-
: Blls we're Rad b Their titles. ant passed thsir
I'D reading An Act o. rsiuce esrtaia Costs ~ sa-
enc CIr-4t all Prstate Cqgrrs. azE sstahiish At
raeys Esss Biii - rsreal Sesri1n q 40 Act o.
svsat the sFrsad q LsPr8sEf Bill q a1sad sas4i-
ii1n .. Section Is. ChaFter 70 q tie Peal Ceds
D % amend ssctisu 6, CHARTER .. q tie psaal
de Az Eli o. lEsad Sectilu 1889 Of The CITH
An Act . alerd the laF rsiitnE 81 the HaFaff-u
ard q ea'fa, approved tie I'D dag Of Jane. A.
Is6s. read za8ut - thirf rsaiinz AID ol
.tiau q Hr kaai, Sseti1a / q the Bil i1lefsifslT
s-P6ued.
III. Eap4uisi novel that ssctiaa take tie Place