Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-06-24

introduced by Mr.. Kauai, was taken MP from ihe
table and considered IN connection with INC
Tar Bill Aftor lengthy Discussion ~ ~ ~
ierred too Special Committee consisting OF mo.s,
General.
lfodnced the following resolution That whnrsas,
tho HacoHaH Gafeue and hpoloa had publieheu
insulting remarks IN lhoir columns ntimatinR tina,
the introducor ~ this resolution vas NJ csndi
date Tor The Insane Asylum, therefore bn u n.
soired. Tha, tho reporters Of said nesspapera BE-
expelled from tho Houao, and NIL Government
patronage Withdrawn from thoso newspapers
NJ. Aholp moved ,he Indefinite pos'ponerneh'"
Mr Uibspu seconded the motion, though be
must shy that the Hon member Who introduced
The resolution had great reason of complaint
Tho words made nss 81 by tho Oarsifs were i'm
pertinent. The word "0iacacrs' for instance, ana
similar anoerinv remarks, reflects on this Assembly
and would lead peopn ~ believe that this hons,
was composed 81 itnbcciios, that tho mefntmrs
had worry imperfect tnpycdge u things IN
general and that their notion was silly aud
unWise. lio had been present nt tho sittngs of
Congress In the United States and aIao ut ranpy
other Assemblies but he never met an Assembly
that preaorvod such docoruin "a this ono applsnse)
lie described how ho had seon Ink stands nJinR
about and u Gaming administered by one legislator
10 another n such things happened here
would bo said vo aro coming " our po Teal end.
This body ought 10 receive praise instead ~ hcef
| aud petty insults from newspapers. Ihose nnws.
| paper pooplo arc only anxious for notousty thit
liouse would only help them TO gain that oblccf "
| himself with whnt he had said and support the
| Indefinite post pOucncnt
/ Mr. Koau said those reporters Ind bcoB treated
! With respect by this Assembly. They had been
/ fnrniahcd With tables at which ihoy might 81
/ down aud report, and therefore why should ho
] ttho speaker be- deemed it candidate for nm III
/ aauo aRylutnn. He had had the honor " repre-
/ seut Honolulu fof three scs4iOnB and II he voted
| against $1,000 for tho maintenance of tho JbsapS
Asylum Is this House going 10 permit ndyensur.
! ora coming into the HOUSE, and Iidiguie then,
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snuel lie was surprissd that foreigners ahoulJ
be allowed 10 CIT IN this House md make uB of
Buch expressions towards tho Honorable Espre-
gontatiycs lilo considered that these eIp'csions
applied ~ His Majesty, tho supreme Court md the
Government of tho country generally.
Dr. j. Mott Smith said lac was fnricb interested
In this affair and said they did not stand alone 10
the matter Of being maiigned, criticized, and even
ridiculcd by newspaphrs. The word "wissacre
about which 10 much had been said, ~ very good
word aud very complimentary. IL meant on.
who had pretcntions 10 great wisdom. when W.
commence to attack ncwspaIcr VIC have very
wide field. When wo resent matters of this kind
IL shown there IL Bnno truth In the statement
made. Mr.. j. NJ. Smith produced paper and read
from II an extract wherein Mr.. w. T.. Gladstone
the Prime Minister 81 England, Ia openly called
an "arrant humbug." He also produced sketches
of tho late Earl Of Bcaconsield and Mr.. GladstOn,
which showed both those gentlemen n ridicu
Ions light; they were exhibited 10 tho Hon. gentle
man who introduced the resolution ard caused
him TO smile.
Mr.. Keau quoted from Article 52 Of the Coiist
tution anu pointed out tnht iof tnc puoicAtWh "
false reports OF the proceedings this hsscmbl,
was authorized 10 punish the offenders.
Minister Of tho Interior moved the prcsiou'
question. Carried.
The President said the first motion would be oI
tho indefinite postponeineDt Of this resolution TIL
results was as follows Ayes, His. EI. W. NJ. 0ib
son, s.. X Kaai, T.. Preston, Hon Jno. y. DDminis
j. T.. Parker, ". Kuihelani, J. Moanuali, j. Mot
Smith. q. Ii. Judd, T.. X. Lilikalani, 4. Pahia,
Kaluhi l.. Aholo, J. w. Kalua, j. Gardner, }. N
Banwila J. Rauhane, d. II. Nahum, y. Aiwohi, J
X. Kaunainano, w. II. Rice, q. B. Palohau, y. X
Kupiheg. total 70; Noes, =. y. Kanoa II. w. Lahi
lahi, J. Keau, J. Nnkookoo, r. Haupu, J. Kauai :
Nakeleka, A.. kaukau, total =; total votes cast ~
Tho House adjourned at $50 p. IN.