The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-26

ron lcr & cectery, ever Sloee TIE establishment o
Ire Government % the Ueite1 States sr6 an gres
hayc agreed 30 talS that Representative Govern
. urnt Is tlapcSSiol without Seeocd Chamber Ant
e h1s eeen. especially " late. maintained BY grea
solical waters In all countries that the rVpeate.
sjlares Of What IS called the Fseneh Republic {.
,nsialy 70 Re 2seFiSea 70 its not having a Seccat
I CaAmeSr. EGt, gentlemen, however snxiors toreigt
courtrcs eave SeeR u sa3oy this advantage. that
2cNscty bSS Only ecen eSeallcS ev toe difficulty
which they have foaDl 10 tUl6lirg their ohiret =
Gentlemen, TIE main power q the House % Com-
ulous tepenGs Gpsea rs command OvcF the p1blig
puySe ana is eootrol Of TIE peelte expenditure.
fhiS Statesman also sad that knglanC has bad nc
rvrolation under she present Constitution. nearly
Two hundrcd wan, Nbiie Francs las eeen conti1
uay Ia revolutionary ccSGiicn, every effort snSdg
10 toa. country Tor a Republican government has
suGed N revolution. because they hst 10 Second
I Cbsmcer. Don't understand me tbSt iSar j revO.
luton 10 tbfS Ainsdoul- oavv no Sueh fear. Ia
Ger The present Constitution. Scee 1874. believe
sSie in saying tbat decay bas been noticeable no;
alueh perhaps In material pruspertty Is IN tbs
cccdJion o. The people. Certainlv disease and death
have received ~ ehecS, ard e MAS Tor this pur'
PcSe that strong Government was erected,
believe taat under the Constitution Of lSSs just
aud proper conception Of tue ae>Sraet IDEA " eVi
rights vas grcwioss but siter eight wears Of this
Ceustitution, and aSiug this Assembly Is NY iedex,
couiesS that the itea u eivH rights i rot eonprv-
hendeG OcGer the old CONSTITUTION the rights OF
the peop}e were Clearly expressed aud tbs race MAS
gradually couaiBg % appreciation o. them. Is =
claimed that tho Hawaiian earnOJ appreciate the
ites CT liberty ard persoual rights. Tue experiment
% destruction VAS hiriy under way Cree, suG II It
bad been continued would have worked Nell A
great WrUry done this pcOple whyu the CouSti-
tution q lSSs wrested IRON them and the prvs-
ent one substituted Ii tbs people 0Sd refused
rSaSouaoe supplies, enacted bad laws o. been at sl
backward in voting a support 10 the Royal family
some excuse could have been offered Tor the
wrong done. but this WIS not the case When the
present. CONSTITUTION WIS pr1trrutatv,1 MsjsSty
when h changes
hc would De happy 70 meet them Tor that pdrpcse-
| have sometimes thought that tbs Noulc % the
better way 70 proceed Ieeleye that the SCORER we
syt back under the old order OF thugs tue Better "
vii be tor the people. and the gradual manner which
propose must eertsi1ly be the lcast objectionable
Do tot think tbat experiments should be made 30
grave matters, bat tais i Rot an experiment; We
have II from the Ministers % Couventlou tIies that
We hii prcspered 10 ccmmerce aud agricultural
pursuits under the old Constellation The staying
Of disease Was the strong poiut urged Tor the new
the Board OF Health that il has failed IN this respect
ask yO0, Representatives, 70 give NE your vote tor
this amendment
Rog. D. EalaSauA moved to reject the resolution
Mr. A. I. Judd said Tue wcrtS o; DisTaeh quot
ed BY th introdncsr OF this amendment 10 the Con
SJitutiOu, that Representative Government Is iul-
possible without two Chambers ought 10 be r.
ceiyvd cheering 70 all lovers OF liberty Because
Dsrae By his education 1nt position Is Toy aud
advocate % ariStocraiie privileges. Tue doctrine
that two houses OF Legislature secures liberty sui
4 trm believer in. DE-. Lieber says that the " b.
canlersl system accompanies the Anglican rsce like
the common law, and every where il succeeds-that
France, >lair, Naples ard Portugal have tried the
oue house system sud il has iieG in short that the
two Houses OF Legislature, arr like 50 many pill
lars 70 the fabric OF liberty. measure suereetS in
ous House Legislature tast would not succeed II
the Representatives voted separately. So also the
voice Of the MOBILES. 10 diminished numbers. Is
often swamPcd BY the Representative. Il Is tick
ing 10 the vanity OF Representatives to meet the
krrarfS Ministers they Irra Minis
teIsi ought g 70 before the people and Be elected
TO the Legislature Is they do IN EBEiaud-
Mr. hipi spoke aEaiust the resolution, aud thought
that under the present system legislation Worked
Representative.
Pe1diug discussion, the Assembly adjourned
F0Err-F0UErH Day. June q. lST2.
The Assembly met At 10 A. NJ. the President. His
Ez. P. Naha5teIul, in the Chair. Prayer BY the
Chaplain Journal Of preceding session read and
approved
% notion rules suspended 4ni Mr. L1u0asa grant
ed leave to read petition fr0u the Lepsr Establish
neut az No0sai praying that az lssers be taken to
Mallka. tn 500 600 be Appropriated for the Iepers
that supplies be taken up twice year and that If the
Two frs5 prayers granted taat the sPers be re-
sasei-peJisiou tabled
On motion rules suspended and Mr. MikaIsui Pre-
;gn1ad Petilsa iroR ePsrs AZ Nal5kai praying that
80 pounds Of POI ami pounds Of beef Be allowed .
Is weeks rasf5us, thas saIs be furnished them.
ha- SUPPLIES &c sent tise year, that clothes Be fur
lished twice year, ana that they be supplied with
plates, knives, turks, spoons and s0ap-pstftIou
.Abled-
Mr. A. F. Judd gave notice Of Bill to amend Sec
9a Il5 and Il5 ai the Civil Code also Bill to amend
Subdivision Of sec5iou 81 Of the Civil Code
Nr- EahaaaaUi introduced resolution that the
Sanitary Committee eoussr -th the Board Of Health.
nd enf5cce the rules Of the Boai IL order 70 check
he spread Of the snail pox, ana that al officers Of
ne Goverumsut lend their assistance also that the
departure Of schg01ers be carefully attended t1-rsza
atiua rejected.
Mr. Kip5 intso.iuced resolution that the rssoig-
iaz granting IN hours recess between e and I be
1us away With, azi that hereafter the Assembly
axe 4 recess Of half Al haHr-rgzuIatiou adopted
Mr.. Eaak1ha gave zaticc q Blu % repeal Sec
iaa = Chapter Is OF the Penal Code also an Act pro-
ii1g that adopted children inherit the property Of
lsir ailPtsi parents
Mr. EaPgziAi reai fsr the Erst time an Act "a re
en- N Act relating to divorce
Mr.. Carter moved 20 reject the Gu which vas pat
vote All carried
The Assembly proceeded to the order Of the dry.
he AFPrg- ias:ou Bal rkieh zlz considered in Csla-
Ii5sas CT the Whole Ar. AhaIa being called to tie
bair.
Lepsr Essablishzsut SIS go.
Nr- Hi5ehsock moved 10 amend O. $50 600.
IL. Psi moved g amend to SD $50.
Nsiiaz u amend ts $4,000 PaE 20 vote an carrei-
Trarsi-iz- Physieilus az8 nurses So d0d-pa.ss,i.
GezerzI ezI lzss * tse Bead Of HsaIta. 81. Gee
On na5iez lis Ez- F. ". Hatshisoa the .oas5I-
-asiaa Ct ths irs1 vas iefsr-ssi-
Iasans Aszizzl, 81 80
Nr Martin novel, to 4nsai t. SO .add
VI ys=asI moved to azeai to $4,000.
Ms5iaa 70 pass Issu a. sI4aoa. pzt to vote AID
lrrisi-
All u Queen. Hospital S 500.
Esu- NJ. Bishop moved to amend 10 SIS SEQ -h-h
as pat 70 vass lz5 sarris,i-
Purchase If books 81 6eFsruHszt Lisr4ry 81 .ddG
passed
Go-uruuleas sarvsyfas s1s-sGs-
slr- Hitshruck moved % rnea4 &c sIssa EHisA
put 7ote azf issr az4 iseaa passed sg1-sdo-
Government Printing So. lod-
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iuvssri-zzs ne aEai-z Of the sEIss 1z5 report to
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