Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-08-26
SATURDAY PRESS.
The Native Press
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lftgm tts Rpokoa Juigio 1881
ho LAw.-Tho hill that was intro.
by kaunamauo, read before tho LEG
and passed as n law, which rontcs
choosing Of district Judges. Is one of
deeds of the last Legislature, and
I anects Of this law will doubtless be
o, future, Heretofore, the district
haze been appointed by the Govern.
lib the approval, however of the
o. the Supreme Court. This was
Jecnuse the Supreme Court was the
. The Judiciary department, mud the
Of this court are the ones best fitted
lie who arc fit to net ms district Jus.
Also, there are many perplexing
g that come before the district ins-
their administration Of justice, aud
G no others to whom they can 90
ycrs to their questions on points of
the Judges of the Supreme Court.
yernors Of The islands nre not, ms
ucated in the ipw, they nre iptebie,
ict tho judges properly in thoduties.
Office, for they arc not vorscd fns
Again, the Governors nre not.com.
. select men fit for the office of dis.
sc for this same reason, that they
gersed in the law.
Iese reasons, tho former law was
I'd one, which directed that the ap.
the Judges of the Supreme Court
necessary to the confirmation of
ict Judges. But in tho bill passed,
aunamano brought in, The part Of
ome Bench in the matter is done
n. Now, the appointment of the
nstices belongs solely to tho Gov
egardless Of the approval Of the
Bench. What is the reason for
id Kaunnmano not know what he
{? Did tho Members Of the House
the mischief and great evil that
ring ont of this bad enactment? 4?
}, this is another illustration Of the
g that lights upon land when lis
, work is entrusted to incompe-
IS. But thero is something Pc
nected with the passage Of this
was delayed until very near the
roroguing the Legislature, and it
passed reckiessly, with precipitate
us {, perchance, it were feared that
d meet with the light before it be.
w. This is law that nm en-
Judgment cannot approve Of, and,
l said before, evil will come from
te.
UoKoA has been notified by the
f the Interior to discontinue the
.r' of the laws that hnve been
p the late Legislature, and the PIE
Pa. saturday Press have received
warning. The Government has
70 ,kedly in this, because there was
ent made between the two par
publishing the laws and as to the
r. 3 same. We were told to publish
Z the price formerly agreed upon.
j. Il. Bush entered The office Of
on IF the Interior, one of his first acts
regard the agreement entered into
PREDECESSOR, Simon Kari, regarding
nhcation of tho laws, and TO tell us
p. We are sorry for the Minister,
should do such nm act MS this, for
disgracod himself and his Office.
uble he has thought to bring upon
)KoA and the other papers and their
us readers has failed Of its mark.
overnment or the man who lends
j. to do such coniemptible things Ms
kes himself to be despiscd. But the
N of the Interior says this is not his
It is something he could not help
; the work of the Cabinet" says he
Us is true, it is mark Of the extreme
fhness of the Government, and j
to be changed speedily, before it goe
utter good-for.nothingness.
rom no Hawaii Pae dina, dug. 10. 1881
Iing the many years we have bee
ed in the newspaper business, tn
urprising thing we have known la
10 wickedness and folly Of our pres
It's direction of affairs. Their hrs
+, er assuming the helm of state wa
llluct the nation into the deep sloug
d usane debt, the means of onbarras'
I'd running our beloved country mn
ing short its independence. lawa
sa rich land, blessed with temporal
p J, copied by brown, skinned rae
nded by great ocean.
Premier of this Cabinet is not n ma
{. fer his understanding and skill
ming well. His very first acts towar'
10 ,f our race on the Island Of Ian
70 reacherous. For many years aft
6 10 was a sheep raiser at Palawai.
Government is in the wan. of wool, tn
Hu be the head of the Wool Raisel
not the Premier of the Cabinet I
aduct of the Government. tie h
med, through his two.mouth
ret, his love for the ruce, for the la
. King, but his hands are polult
q gifts to the King are mixed WI
a He has Just persuaded the legislatr
P. a law to drown the race, through
for rum, the sink Of poverty n
5, and at the same time he has wrong
rom the Supreme Court tho POI
ointing district and police jusiic
is the way our Cabinet Mimst
N the Government, wo would pre-
vs. it a way of weakening the st'
81 pse blind leaders are heaping u
I-t. of indignation and wrath.
r curse for them to pursne, as gen
ia ouid be for them TO pass IN Il
pan sious, to :take their hats aud lea
Ia name Of the father, who is OF
ith this race, we protest against
4 uent Of yagrant Foreigners,