The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-02

Assembly convened at 10 am, President Rhodes
in the chair. PRAYER by chaplain and reading of
minutes Of previous meeting bY the secretary.
Representati kalua under suspension of the
rules presented a petition from residents OF the
district of Hama, Maui, praying that the sum OF
$500 be appropriated for the purpose OF establish
ing an English school at Puhuiki Referred to
the Committee on Educati0u-
Repressu tative Nakaleka from residents Of La
mai and Molokai. presented petitions, ~ for
mail carrier between Lahaina and Lanai; q for
the establishment Of IN English school on Lanai.
Referred TO Committee on Miscellaneous ublects-
Representative Nahiuu petitions that 5000 be
appropriated fOg improving a particular road IN
his district :. kuual; that Tree English school
be established. and also that a pound be estab-
lished IN the district. Referred to Committee on
Miscellaneous Subjects
There being No reports from committees nor any
resolutions TO be presented procedure was had al
once 10 the order u the day. that beng the dis
cussion on the resolution Of want OF confidence
introduced by Representative Dole.
The Attorney General drew the attention OF the
Assembly to the probability Of the subject being
one that would excite prolonged discussion, 50
he desired that permission " gwen to have action
taken on the bill TO appropriate 500 to settle the
postal accounts between the United States and
Hawaii.
The bin zas accordingly taken Up, read third
time ana passed.
Attention was nov given TO the discussion on
the resolution, Representative Dole being the first
SPEAKER, as fOllJwsg
some OF the member. nave tAlEG,acu q WISH 70
hear the grounds on which the resolution was
brought forward. The report Of the Committee
Of Finance has been pretty Ecll discussed 20
shall refer 10 other matters. The Department of
Foreign Affairs, from which We hare full report
has business Of the most important character, and
&c find several matters have been most improperly
dealt with. DErIng the last biennial period negO-
tiati0ns were going on Tor treaty between rance
and this country by the aid OF Hon IL A. r. Car
ter. In consequence Of interpretations made
BY the Minister Of Foreign Affairs to the French
Commissioner Eere, such letters were sent IRON
here that these negotiations we're suddenly broken
OF. The expenses which had already been in
Cured and the probable benefits which might have
come from the treaty have been lost
During the period Mr.. knpena was sent to Japan
for Immigration PURPOSES bat really to invite some
Jspaness official to attend the oor0uatiun. No
negotiations for iumigrations feE immigration
have transpirsd from that expedition bot feZ
s-9 officials were induced 10 attend the eorunafion
Tins tnp cost the country - az o. Col. aukea
vas afterwards sent to Russia to attend the coro-
nation Of the Gar, and then to represent this
country round tie EoTld. His business IN Japan
vas / believe beheheial, but the whole trip cost
SI7 $50 which Is nearly as much a. u cost his
Majesty % 60 round The woEidl visit 70 Japan
might have tC1n made under 500. This pic
nick.ng exc1Ezion round the wurid, vIth the eI-
ceptiou Of Japan. vas very expensive resulted N
Absolutely nothing The Peiynesitn e1cErsion OF
Cans. Tripp vhich 10 one has Jet been able 10
10 discover the necessity for, cu-t S2NS.l9. IL
ended IN disaster and disgrace
Thea comes the famous Protest from the Foreign
OlHce uhich has been the laughing stock OF the
world. No one can prevcat this little government
issuing protests, 4 cat NAV look at a King bat
while the administration has spent so much money
IN the matter Of fuss and feathers u has neglected
the internal Affairs q TIE country. In the Board
Of Health .nd Finance Reports, re find matters
at kalaua0 are IL a dlsgracetul state At the last
session $1,000 was Appropriated Tor TIE supply Of
water for these Gu1erIug people a. halaEaoi the
attention to zLich has been utterly neglected. Do
81 Hna #aHHF nj
has visited the settlement even once We md
from the report that the settlement Is not provided
With a doctor EiEd that there are other diseases
besides Ieprosy which are killing the people or
Find that Inc unfortunate people IN tbeir lasi mo
rueuts have Leen neglected and unattended being
left for DAYS Al time before death finally ended
their sufeTiugs. Find that these people are taken
and DUMPED on the shore Of Mol0kaI and leff to
themselves aud treated II they were brute beasts.
And these are friends and ac4uaiufanees Of OURS,
some e1- members Of ihls Assembly. In one Of
these reports lin the report Of the Pres Of the b.
Of H. tie doctor making It refers TO case which
he calls ruurdeE. Yet the Board OF Health had
funds enough 20 cary oct these matters At the
settlement properly. Itere = the Madras case,
where through the izno-ance q a nan thenacttng
as Attorney General the present Minister Of For
eirr Affairs tie eJuufrv lost SJl-510 The Eng
ltsh Government L-s made A chin against this
Government making the vcsseIs claim il own
Oar Ozu c8urt8 hlTs declared tie action Of the
Board of Health lu tLl- connection, uialihortzeo-
The Heal coinage q 81 10000. from which Mr.
Sprackels pucEeta PROFITS. ElaoEliiug 10 <lJuupJ-
In carving cot this matter the Minister Of Finance
attempts 70 issue BONDS payable IN sod for this
dsbassd money BAT Vas prevented b. the ruling Of
the Srpre1e Court In the Ministers answer TO
the ruzudEruus ezze- he says Il uss zbort- 10 do
80; IN the iuj1nctio1 Gaze week later be states
that be edid MT intend to DO 20. The Minister
may say that The answers we3e only matter Of
fo.In- YET iheJ ElEs both sEorl 70. AMI both can
not b trus- Esen after all ihis, uLat ueTt does
be dor he zaits until after The doe q he ben
nal period and tlIen issGe5 Sis000 u Hawaiian
bonds. for that FcTy silgeri Gives the bonds 70
-ifr. Lose partner Of Spreckels. he Govern
neat has borrowed money Of Charles T. Galick-
The present. Minister q Inferior rhel Be wls nct
Minister and paid = pr cent interest for The
l1nr- Thee clsrgfs are sons Of De most prom
fasnt oces ard are oily ibuF brisfiy so1chsd uPon
% a. 10 give Opportunity fer 0ther De1b-rs 70