The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-02

evruf that BE- o. eltistcd ia ttr provision uiado
for him. Yesterday Lawn Ban OR ts.uCOQoo
psssgd the Assembly, but if thsy r. On Increasing
the rtptndiiutc that Bill viii have 20 b. amsadfd.
be thought q hsd policy 20 speud murs nuney,
than the income OF tine country IT, Tho Meubrrs
iorEct their constituents. he compared ne -
lowanco 10 iiis Majesty 10 that ~ the President u
the United States and the number ~ peure IN tho
respective countio~- The kiug'a allowance u
equal % ~ pr head for every man. venisn sud
child in The country, Il j. not Vtr 10 are and %
Just a. largu and powerful countries 90. lie bad
no IN fcelng against hts M irsty but what be rid
was for the good Of Hts Majesty snd the people.
lie. therefore moved that the item rvnain a. IN
the Bill
Mr. Aholo said he voted for the oraicn Of tho
Crlvn Lands hecnuzs he thought IL tho hsst thing
that cuuld be done. Tie knew what the kinC had
done for this cuuntfy. II was owing . his per
sunal efforts that this country eot the Reciprocity
Treaty. Tie could now point 10 several million
aires who owe their success to the treaty. lie was
IN favor of the increase
Mr.. Kaulukou said the 2 resident II the United
States has an income OF s5OoC0 ard there !. also
fund Of S3Vo0oo0 or which he could draw as he
wished.
The ayes and uoes vsre taken. with the following
result AYES ). h, Kant. j. r. Bush j. p. Parker,
j. NJ kApena, {. n. Judd J. kaao, T.. T. Karoa,
T.. X. I.ilikalani. n. W tahilahi palfa ~ X
Nahoo, }. l. kaulukou, l.. Abuic, J. W kalua,
J. Gardner, T. Hauru, ID. n. Nahlru, y. X. Kauua-
mano. j. kauai. g. n. palohau j. Nakaieka. = K
kupihca A. knukau; q. Noes-C. X. Bistup. r.
t.cnburr. y Moauauli, j. Mott smith ~ A. ~ de
mann, J. keau, Frank Brown. J. kamaksie, y. Ma
vahi. J. kauhsue q. ". Piiru, = AiVohi. W. III.
kice; -. Total votes oast, 50. The amendment
Of 5000 passed
Mir. Lahiahi moved the next iirr. "Her Majesty
the Queen. xiO,CNO" read Si6tC0
Mr.. Navahi said that, in the uamouf The district
which be rcprgsented he protested seaiust such an
expenditure II had just been sand 20 hirn that II
IL vas for Queen Emma, hi would vote fer 10. he
would not. lie knew that the Hon. Member Who
introduced tins molten was told hy his constitu-
cnts to reduce sEpcuses. but be vus trying to in
saHlr-a ham
except what they got irJm the King Il il not 20
now. The Heir Appartnt. her sisitr, and other
member. OF the Royal Family vil Greet an IN
crease. II Members so on ike this. thew will make
the Ministry resign. Did they think that The az
torncy- General approves If all this. Members
ought to look 10 the end Of things The rfopfr
thing % do Is for the Hon. Mr.. Ihhiahi 90 gtt up
and withdraw his amt ndingut.
Mr.. keau said that this disposition 20 increase
the items m the Appropriation Bill makes him feel
like leaving his seat and quitting the Assembly
Mr.. kalua said that he voted fer the increase %
the Kings allowance 50 that it would tsnsdt tho
Qaeen. He did not think that the Hon Member
for Honolulu, Mr.. IAhilahi, couie get % and Give
one good reason Why this amount should Be in
creased from $1,000 70 $1,000. II cannot BE- said
that the King has cast her aside and that she ha.
20 provide for herself He moved that the item
pass as IN the Bill
DR.. J. Mott Smith said twas not usual 20 d,bafs
the third reading Of the Bill, or they bad a
years work before them. lie moved the previous
question.
The ayes and noes we're taken on ne motion q
Mr.. Iahilahi a. follows ACES. X kaaf j
Bush, J. N. Kapena, c. H. Judd, J. Kaae, z. y.
kanua, T. X. Lilikalani, n. ". Lahilahi r. pahia
). X. Mahoe. J l.. kauukou, l. Aholo, r. Haupn
D. II. Nahinu, $. X. kupihsa, A. Kaukau; rs.
Noes-C. X. Bishop, ,. p. Parker T.. lssuherr ~
Moanauh, J. Mott smith, n. A. Widemann, o.
keau, Frank brown, J. ". kalua. O. r. Richard
s1n, J. Kamakele, ]. Gardner. j. Nauahi. D. M
kauwilal j. kauhanei g. W. Piiipo, \. Aiuohi, w.
Il. Rice, J. Kauai, @. b Paiohaai % Total votes
east, ~.
Mr. Aholo moved that the allowance 20 the Heir
Apparent be increased 20 Sl6,ooO he did NOT
make this motion because be appointed Tar
Assessor, as some people iutimated' bot because
she is the Heir PIesumptive, and that u n Good
reason. He alluded IN praisouorthy teruas 10 the
manner in which II. X. n. behaved during the
small pox epidemic She proved that she bad \
mind Of Der own. Numerous petitions we're
brought 20 bear on her, which II granted michf
have proved disastrous 70 the nation, but she said
@No ~ and the result was that the small nor ~.
confined 10 this island. The allowance l. smaller
than that 10 the Minister'S Does Il LOOK RIGHT that
the Ministers should receive a larger saiary than
the Her Presumptiye This increase Is 4 small
matter and it IL better that tins Assembly should
pass II without any discussion There's no rtassrr
TO allego against II. He moved The pfsyioas quss-
ton.
Mr.. Isenberp said he wished 10 speak
The President explained his idea Of The ur,vious
question when made by the mover Of 40 amend
meui. He referred 20 "a precedent Ia 1916 AZ which
time be- ruled il out Of order b.; the rune II The
AAN-AANuA NhH NNNfAultA hF an aFF 90 10 The A.
sembly. Mr.. IssnberR appealed from the ruling u
the Char.
Mr. Aholo said that this Assembly, were not A
parcel Of boys that make rules one day and Depart
from them the nett.
The Attorney said hevas sorry 70 have
10 do -. bus be must support the rnlinc u the
Chair. Il had been the practice during the four
sessions that he had had ths honorffo hs,s'a s-t ia
this HOUSE. Practice IL binding until Il i specid.
cally altered by rule. similar question arose
in 1876, when the then Minister d Foreign Affairs
moved the passage u the Bill % ratify The Reel
prOcity Treaty. lie moved that the BIZ De read a
third time. and then moved the previous question.
The President occupied the safne position az b.
does nov. He ruled that t could not b. done. An
appeal was made, and Il was debated On for eve or
SIT days The House did not sustain The position
taken by the President. and since that time that
ruling has been acted upon. Therefore until this
Assembly thinks "a ~ make another rule Ibis one
must remain binding however much against his
own convictions.
Mr. Isenberg said there vas no printed rule. and.
this Assembly has the right 10 change tho custom
every session.
On the votes being east, the ruling Of Tie chair
was sustained. The ayes and noes on The proposed
amendment we're taken with Che f1iiuu re fssult.
Ayes W. n. Gibsou. s. X. kaai. y. j.. bash. r.
Preston. J. 7. Parker. }. Moanluli. j. n. Hapeua
g. ~. Judd. J. kaar, r. r. Knuua. r. X fdlikaiaui
~. v. Lhilahi Y. Pahia. Frank Blown. - X
Mahoe. y. kalnbi, J T.. kaulutou. L. Ahoio. y. w.
Kalua. q. r. Richardson, J. kafookoo. j. Gardner
p. Haupu, u. II. Nahiuu. =. A.uobi. J. 4. Kauna-
rnano, J. Kauai, q. b. Paiohau, J. Nakaloka. 81 K
Hupibei A. kaukau; 81. Noes g. r. Bishop. Z.
isenbsrg. J. Mott Smith n. A. Widemanu. j. Eeau.
.. Kafnakeie. J. Naushi q. W. rilipo. Vs. r. Rice:
=. Total votes cast, 90.
The Hone took recess ~ l280 p. RI.
On re-a sasmbliug,a melton wa made ~ Increase
he allowances 10 II. X n. Princes LkeIike from
g. GO 20 $1,000. Carried
motion % insert new item u 5000 for
aaiulaui vas carried hyt The following vote. Ayes
w. 81. Gibson, :. K. haai, J. 2. Bnsh, J.. ~ IA
Dena. :. Kaae, r. 2. kanoa. r.. r. Liitalini. "a
VI. l4ahilahi, r. eahili, =. X Mahoe J. Eaiuhi y
aaulukou, J.. Aholo; J. w. kalua 2. Haupa. d. a.
sahinu, J. x. ksunamauO, J. Kauai, q. h. ralohan
!. X. kuDihea, a. kaukau; a. Hoes--C. Il Bishop
!. p. Parker. =. Isenberg, ,. noanauj, FRANK
5rozni q. r hicnaIteon, J. hakoekoo, J. Kama
lele, j. Gardner, ,. Naaahi, J. N. Kauaiia, o.
lauhane, @. W. Pilipo $. AiE0hi, ". II. Rice; Is.
Otai votes cast. 3G.
NJ Ahcio moved that the permanent settlements
u Queen Emma read $500 instead q 200.
laFried.
The Chamberlain's saiafy vas faissd from $500
% 1900
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