The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-08-23
The Legislature.

AE6 ts1Sl week LIS lll- lLt-4 lt-llagsla-'-t ll-
-ars5 rros7eSs. TIE Honorable E.ssals-S sq-
pear 10 he heartily tirss Of Tie basiaass e law
making, probably because their money Is al
c'ae. aai sleiT sio-lacls Sre e@rSy. THERE'S
c5saius el~e si.ai would ever cause Hawaiian
- ss-c u s2ssc.s--sakias- B1s fo- ali sh.s ssey
VIII lloi tc hu-riei II tia least Ohno. rather
HAN X ezilsy II tie uozkasass q appearing
allaa4ble 81 any influence outside Of their or5a
SELF sui5,so-cy. they would s.a-ve. Tie words
q sAse paes viih q single alteration are ye-y
aTqliss.tEe e thsn,-
-aassa s-s-,-- .sal ss-us s~eess
Ea-l-y- --lr1-i-l-s l.l-zsa-z=-f~
zsare O. VI s-e-- ID. g zlse=s 1>sszsz-5-z--
Il the ui,aty-three OARS q the session. shout
S much vro-k LIS teoa aoco,r,,lssl,s,3 Is would
have hen easily 6oas IN shir;y dsys by E.e2 q
ordinary business habits. But the mere waste
Of sias and running I'D q expenses are nos the
only charges ne have 20 make against tbs-,
The native representatives, have shown them
selves = body 20 lie wholly aztii for the 6u-
ties q legislators. Were iiuoi for The restrain
IN i--5-aaccs q tbe A-slo-Szz1- minority IN
the Hoase. What acss Of oo1Su-au,ase folly
would llo.have besa Te1get-a.eis What nun
olS measures would uos have besa i1s;cted
uroa the colatry. We should have seea 1lse
legs-s taken from tbeir Isolation and sent heck
70 their holsS, thUs sowing lie ssets a death
bToa5easi over the length and t-eG5ih Of the
land We should hare sen tie Board q
Eszlsh and TIE Res5-uaato-y School abolished.
tls sola-la Obligations e TIE government yio-
lziei. and tie Constitution repeatedly and de-
l5s,s-a;ely sramGle5 under fco5- The -0Ss,iar-
i1E and Outrageous Instance u disregard fo-
this Eu--utes q or rights w2s tie deter
zzaa5 ei5z1-s made ~ tie native members dur
ins ne past week 70 grab from the public
treasury tie sun Il $50 piece, IN spite Of
tie clauses Il Article Sc q The Conss iictiar.
which say thai DO lsw shall be passed n
c-a4s5ns the composition Of Rsgress1iatives
bsyao5 The sun q S259 foT each session, and
$40 increase q c5z-7a-s1i;on shall take eject
du-zz- The ysar II rTtrch Il shall have been
made and also rule y Of the legislative As
sszblv. which raais thus - Nc member shall
BE- permitted 10 vote On any question when his
private right, 5istins; frosn public interest, Is
iE-1s5iatsly oa1oez-s5.a M PIipo threat
snsi n czse this measure VAS n5t carried BY
TIE Assembly, CT signed b. the King, that ttey
voll5 al = hone leaving thsir business "
finished Ne give herewith the names Of
those, vhg, refusing 70 listen 20 tie voics Of
reason. vosed tor this Infamous 5ob, II order
that n ths future they nay te hid II exscr5-
non BY al holesi and pai-iotic citizens, ard
tlzt tie ps7gle ny nos uuvit-ingly give then
1u9tlsr opportunity q sndanse-ing their iber-
fisz. We rsg1e. 70 Be compelled 70 szy that
-four q the twelve are ministers q tie Gospel
5 L Kaai, J Kahzila, l. WP. Kanealii, h.
Kanac5la, G. y. Pllipc, J. Kazai, Z. Heleku-
NH. A P. Kalaukcl J Navahi, :. & Nahoe,
!. Nskaleka, 5. ". Nabelous.
On Wellesley the item fo- expenses q the
Honolulu FIre Department vas reooasidere5
and passed AZ SIo,0oo, As n TIE B15-st. The
item e 500 fer lie Support q -ile wife q Lo-
no2ss Vas discontinued. The iteuls q app-o-
E-iiatsaa for salaries q Collecto--Gens-zl aid
his slbo-li1s.as, and 5nci5eutsls q the Custom
House, vere referred 10 select committee zitll
The 15sz Of merging sons q The oEsoes intooae.
n Whatever changes may be ma5e, care should
be taken tha; nc;hing Is done 70 diminish the
e55alcy q tbe Clstoa House fo4oe. The
p1gFis55a Tor i11ida1i2ls should Be large
enough 70 allow Of tie employment, whenever
IL steamers a7e n po-s, q vl--tsver additional
g1zris nay h found necessary 10 prevent
smuggling
Ths eu7oIlnent co-u-aittss reported On
Thursiay thai out q ato'uf fourteen bills which
have passed % their f1al reading, only i've
oo-Tesp1n5ed n bo;h languages. The tr0utle
ssaus 70 have been Tat E4ay q tie members
are ino11petsnt 10 EEite their own language
correctly. Hence, Ehen their bills are Trans
laie3 into o0unoa sense and English, there Is
discrepancy. Nr Kalaukoz,s Ill. OF zhich
be gave n7tice On The sane day, i Al iIlusirs-
tion q tie superstition which ssilI ilfssts even
fhs laE makers Ct the land. The Hawaiian
Hag Is II Is q present coastisute5 shows
white strip= a The uTpeT edge, and = re5 che
4 he i7Eer edge, and many q the nost intel (
lissnt natives declare that this placing of the !
white st-ipe-enblenssie Ct tie white raoe- /
zboye tie led stripe-emhlsaaiico OF the red .
r2os-aoo0uuls f0- the df1iiHuti0n Of ths latter, 1
sni ths iocre1se q the former o. tbeseisIauds- Z
AM H5F they pruPose b. legislative az 70 re-
verse the posiiion of the oolors N tie national /
6-E, and thus thEsrf cruel fs-e-
Tie lien fo- pslios q Hawaii proTgksl =
stormy debate on Friday. IN the course If
which NJ Preston introduced > valuable show
ing q fscts and ksu1es. Tbs ten, however,
passed IS Il the bill The seoond attempt Of 1
tie session vas made On Saturday ty II. Ea- 4
uszlii 70 altsT the Constituii0n 50 hath Rep
rssen.asiFes zaay Be paid at lie rate Of $ per