The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-23

], Representative Aholo asked leare TO viihdra
2 the Hawaiian Endowment Association Bill. III
Hon. member said the bill was given him to pr
n sent and was explained to him, but on reading
through in the House he found some things
= could hardly approve Of himself. Owing to hi
r having introduced the bill, his best friends az
peared 10 have Stunned him. and 1t caused him
g great deal Of grief. He did not understand it
purport at first.
1 Representative Kaulukou tried to explain hi
: position in regard to the bill. He thought Their
we're some good points in it He also voted for i
out Of courtesy for its intruducsr he was sorr-
to see his action had caused III feeling; It hal
aroused the feeling Of his old teacher lSerent
Bishopl against him. Ne noticed that his beloved
teacher avoided him He did not wish to add
worry to his declining years He hoped that his
feeling Of friendship would be renewed.
Representative Baker had aho voted for the bill
from mistaken notions. He also felt sorry be
cause the Rev. S. Z. Bishop avoided him. (The
substance of his remarks was a rehash Of the sen
timents Of Mr.. KAulukOu)
Representative Dole offered an amendment that
the bill be made the special order OF the day for
Tuesday next. Because their friends are down on
them is no reason for its withdrawal II it is bad
ne wished to indefinitely postpone II, so that it
might never appear again this session. We are
here to consider bills on their merit. They are
the property Of this House, not of the introduoer
| This bill is an insult to the intelligence Of this
| House and the nation. Our constituents are en-
titled 70 action on this bill after it has been
read BY everybody. Hoped il would be made the
order of the day for Tuesday.
Hon. II. \. Widemann said the bill is the prop
erty Of the House, and must follow its own course
Inree or four days ago be was told that this bill
| would be withdrawn. The reason Is that the fat
has gone fosth that it must be withdrawn. There
House.
Representative Aholo said he did not intend to
| Introduce tho bill again this session. He never
saw bill watch had given so much pain. He had
been misinformed to lotteries. He found he
bad made mistake even if the bill was IN come
forward he would not support it.
Tbs motion TO withdraw the bill was carried.
Representative Rowell read for the first time an
act TO provide place Of isolation for lepers the
island Of Kauai
On motion of Representative Palohau, the bill
was read = second time by title.
On motion Of Representative Smith the House
took recess till one O'Clock.
AFTERNOON.
The House reassembled at 13O The order Of
the day was proceeded with and the first business
was the Act relating TO National Banks.
The Minister of Finance stated that il was
moved and carried that this bill should be consid-
cred with the Bank Bill, of which the Hon. Paul
Isenberg had already given notice.
Representative Aholo wished that the considera-
tion Of the bill should be postponed till Thursday,
when i would be taken up along with Hon. p. Isen
berg's bill
Representative Smith thought that as Mr.. Isen-
berg's bill was not ready they had better consider
he first bill. 1t had nothing TO commend il. Hon
p Isenberg asked If this bill is indefinitely post
pOileu NuetueE OF NOT ne couLu lnuroduce MS
own bill
Several members replied certainly.
Representiye AhOlo said that was the reason he
made his motion. question might arise whether
Mr. Isenbergs bill was so like to the one in question
as to preclude its being discussed.
Hon. L. Isenberg said his bill was entirely differ
ent from this one but that was no reason why |
this one could not keep until Thursday next.
Hon. @. Il. Bishop said he knew that Mr.. Isen. |
berg's bill was essentially different from the So
called National Bank Bill.
Hon. II. A. Widemann was of opinion that if the /
National Bank Bill were indefinitely postponed, |
no one in the House would suffer.
Motion TO postpone consideration till next /
Thursday carried.
Third reading of bill to facilitate the colleo-
ton of taxes.
Representative Aholo moved that this bill be
bill introduced by Committee. Carried.
Representative Richardson, on suspension of the /
rules reported that it had pleased His Majesty to
sign the bill granting subsidy Of Sl-J0O trip to
the Oceanic Steamship Company.
Third reading of bill to allow two peremptory
in Jury trials.
Representative Smith moved tho consideration
Of this bill be postponed until the Attorney Gene
raj, the introducer Of the BILL was present Carried
Second reading of a bill to amend Section 498 of
the Civil Code, relating TO the dividing Of the Is
lands into districts.
On the motion Of Representative Smith, the bill
was indefinitely postponed.
The House adjourned at 2.i2 pm. until 10 am.
On Monday