The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-06-15

WIS taken. resulting in tho motion eenil
carried Is 10 Is, tho Minister oi Foreigi
Affairs voting with the majority in th
/ last instance,
The President announced the following
members As constituting the SPECIAL com
lnittee IL have consideration IL items il
the Appropriation fill d the HoArd q
EiRestien, Castle, Bishop Gibson. kaai
and ksnhsne
Representative Dole Rad the sassf
tssersAis IN regard 70 romarkS made Oh,
previous day IN debate, when he inSinuat
al thst the Ministers were lary.
The Minister Of foroign Affairs, whS
hAd stated that tho memher from l6huS
WIS uScd % indulgence in ea,ss .f,sr Rissts
very gySeio0Sly stated that he did moi
now ore,iit the stories that no had heart
about q certain eStimable gentleman
heing 50 affected (l.Sughterl,
Representative PahiS suggested that
the two gentlemen would he botsor salts
ned il the opportunity was given thom Il
rotirV and shake hand over tho matter
lLaughterl In the meantime he would
present the following resolutions
That the b,ll TO amend section 49S oi
the Civil Code b INSIDE the special order
81 business for the day. Carried
Representative kasi offered a res0lu-
ton; That the sum 81 5000 be apprVo-
pgistei for a bridge over WaiShona. Ha.
rs. Maui. Tabled for consideration with
the Appropriation Bill
The Order 81 the Day being now moved,
the blll IL amend section 49S ~ the Civil
Code relating to the division Of the islands
into districts fer educational. taxation and
Judicial PURPOSES came up on second rad.
ing.
After the ressdipg, short discussion
enSUed, in which sone amendments were
proposed and finally the bin was pissed
10 third reSding on Thursday next.
Third reSd Of bin 70 repeSl the
Act TO prohibit natives fruul leaving the
hingdoU Rep, Hsyselden moved the
indefinite poStponement.
Representative Brown moved that the
bill pSsS. he thought II was about time
that tins instruction Was taken 81 Haw-
GiiSrS He hkeneG the natives to dog
~ the end 81 chain. they could 40 50 far
but no further without permission Of their
master.
Representative Pahai favored indefinite
pOstponemsnt; there were $1,000 people
N the Kingdom. Of these 1000 were
H&vanSns. II would not be long before
the raee might become extinct, He con
side-ed Il wise law which compelled the
HswSmSns to remain az horne and pre-
vented them frOn going SbroGi,
Representative Dole spoke at length in
favor Of the bill and greGtly decried the
inclplent ssrfdom under the existing law.
The Minister OF Foreign Affairs opposed
the bill; he did not consider thSt the
HSv1ii2ns were bound or eoopei up,
there were no calling ehGins such as had
been mentioned The m2tter WIS one for
HswaiiGns themselves to consider and
vote On
The Attorney General WIS also opposed
70 the bull; he did not see any harm IN
the existing lSw. nothing oppressive or
therein. He reverted to 4 re
mark Of the previous day at his morals
Z by Rep. Dole and said that his morals
were like his religion He sometimes felt
the bent Of pure devotion Then he went
70 ehurek. This did not happen often, but
only when he. sometimes, felt that way
tl2ughterl. He considered be wSs accom-
FISHING great deal Of good when he
kept ,rithln the bounds OF the decalOuge
llzughterl he WIS opposing this bfil for
the SSks q the reputation Of the country,
There wSs not u single instance where
permission had ever been refused to a
Hawaiian who applied for permission to
leave the country, except III the instancs
q some children who were wanted 10 be
taken to Salt Lake. II that instance was
= hardship be desired th1t the members
who favored the bill to JOIN him and they
would ask that the rite Of polygamy be
What did the tyrannical
government msan by prohibiting the lux
ny q Slx OF seven wives
Representative Brown rUse to 3 point Of
order II that the speaker WIS Wandering
IRON the subject.
The Attorney General said that be
meant nothing personal laughter.
Loud calls were now made for the ques
non and after 4 remark by Rep Dole the
question Was put on motion TO indefinitely
the following being the vote.
Ayes Gibson. Quick Douinis. Cleg
1orr, Hayseldsn. Amsra. kaulia. Pahis.
Wight. Nghale, Nahinu. kauhane. kekua.
Ah1lo and kzukgu-I5.
NCes-Neumann- Bishop. Kzaa. kuihe-
an Martin 5 Parker, ksSu. Lilikalani,
Baker. kGuhi. c. Brown. Ksulukuu. kau-
lamzro- kaIua. Richardson. Castle.
DlckHy. kazi. ThGrSto1. PsehzOle. Dole
md PzlaLcU-22
At 40 pm, the Assembly adjourned
1ntl ID an next day.