The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-06-22
LEGTSLATTYE AsSEMBLY.
CoslsaHci from oHfsiss.
rnIRTY-FlGHTn NY
SESSION OF IssI


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were approved.
Representative Brown from the Judiciary Cor,
mliiee, presented report on the bill relating 4
Migrants and dlsouderly persons, recommendius
/ the passage. Report approved
Representative koau under SUSPENSION az IA,
rules presented petitions from residents OF thg
district OF Hama, !, that the leases OF certain
pieces OF Government lands held By one Kama
oe annuliedi > thai IN English teacher be ap
pointed for the school at kauro, Maui; : that ii,
landing at Nun, Maui, be made free. To Com
! mIttee on Miscellaneous Petitions.
! Representative kesu offered a resolution thai
The sum Of $1,000 be appropriated Tor the purpose
OF extending hukni street through TO lsilihs
street To COMMITTEES on Pahiic l4ands, etc.
Representative Hayselden II 1889 moved that
TIE Assembly prccee3 20 CONSIDER the Unfinished
| Business.
Representative Thu.s,oa stated that, Il was per.
/ feotly plain what the object was that Is intended
by The motion il 10 take upaud rush through, II
/ possible. the kaanapah matter. JIG IS represent
Inc the peiiiurecs that be moved the minority re
port be adopted Inc Attorney General had fais-
ed several points which he the spaakorl had not
had an opportunity 10 answer
| The Attorney GcneraI liuie-ruu.iuel rose - .
point Of order saying that, the member had no
night 10 speak on toe merits Of the question OF The
kRanapal matter nos BE mast speak on the
/ question az Unfinished Business.
Representative Thursioa continued evidently
talking against time 90 allow ~ tho presence OF
/ Rep. Dole n the Assembly.
TIE Attorney t5eneral caught on 70 the inten-
ton and stated that The ueub.T was ouly talking
for time. he hoped ihc President woaid order
him 10 be seated.
| At this point Hep Gols ta,ercd and hook his
seat and Ren. Th1rsiol lsvinc accomplished his
object, withdrew his ec;lo1 80 the consideration
/ Of Unfinished Business
1 Unfinished business nos laia1 before The As
semhly the matter u the contested sdGi OF Bcp-
kaukau OF haauuptA came M Tor consideration
and closing Argument.
ReureSenta:ive Tl-rssoa stated that, according
d
he would nov delegate his rts5ai - close the de-
/ bate, 10 Rep. Dole
Representative KAulukoa ia;arP1ssl an oljoct-
ion and appealed ffosn tAl railing Of tic char IN
allowing srch privilege lac considered taAt Il
was CONTRARY 10 Subdivision OF rale .
The President slii iAyt there was 20 definite
rule bat be considered HAAS -i1le = would cover
tie matter, Wick reads - Ioii1ss - The rnles
| OF Parliamentary practice IN England and TIE
United States shall govern ile House IN al
cases 20 which .dcy are Spglsc.a.s, s;la Ia inch
they are net Inconsistent Win iHe st'ldlnS rales
] Of inc Housa. In tbs J1l-e4 Sssses senate i
was universal practice fo- uaa tgcl5C- 70 dele
gate bis ricb; 10 the lsa- - alsiEeg-
keurEsaut-tlvl hG-u ---i q e .l4 c9l2Eieace0 az
argumelt on tie matter v-'ea be was called 30
order hv Rep Brown Ahe t-t-o2 81 the g4sei
was PLAYED by the President a-a siiacce was hugl-
" obtained bat 10; uurl scene OF canfnso1 and
disorder had prevailed which showed PLAINLY f.-t
the II io-ity was uncomfortable By 'Ae President.
Rep RaulEkou being p-auiues. ~ his disregard
Of The calls 70 order
Vote was nov takcr. o. he question OF Rep.
haulGkoas appeal f-ol Tie decision q tue char.
the lo1g 10 Rep Dole and on the lTsi count stood
is 20 sustain TIC cAai. and i, against; The Min
listers Gibson and Gclica voting against she CHAIR.
Loud c-ies o. do1btfGi from haq. haGlnkou
csusel another vote % be taken AID 9 ill, IL 30 10
was aec!asca. resulting 81 lie chair not being
sustained.
l,curazea!aiira Tnu.slaa slid 81 this action g5
the Eouss he 'ras again compelled - take tie
Auur-i1d Gloss tlu -,h-tc bat De co-ld aut Bat cE-
press the ulcr contempt and disgust which b.
felt tcvavls The members Of the House for tins
breach OF courtesy and l-cS @. Common sense
Tha question vas no; one 20 excite party feeling
IL vas oue involving q f-l1clIe that every member
OF tic House should sustain. lla; Is. ttat cues
lions u preventing fraud ~ C.ecuu1s shucld be
discussed IN q fllr ana judicial spirit IT d vas
simply matter q ulsco--fesv 10 il1 honorable
member for Lihue er himself be would not say
one word. bat y is a. attempt 10 tTaGlple out
free speech. The TINS has been N Tins county
when i would have 5sen q matter u establishment
10 have This question RAISED. llat time seems 10
have passed. Sine BE vas old unOach l. kuoW
what q Legislature sls. be had never known such
a thing as this Va completely shutting OF debate
by the majority moving the previous question
One member Of the tbi1sa had expressed MS dis
gust with tlls p-lcticS.
The Attorney G,aerll rose 10 q point OF order IN
tina; the member had no rl-Lt 10 taik on The &C
ton os the House INT sLe motion 70 accept the
minority report q the Judiciary Ooumltlee.
The RresIdeu; considered the V1IuI we'll lai7eu
and instructed ti.e member 10 c1aGDe himself -
the subject under consideration.
Bep-osauiatIvs ThUFstol accepted the siiustiaa
but sid he had expected Jlas. when i com
menced q rain truth tie Atio-uey-General would
be deSir1us of getting Up his umbrella. laughter
The Aaiorney-Geucr-l GOT up aud was aisout 20
sly something when Interpreter Wilcox asserted
his influence bg telling the Minister 10 bold On o
While until I hava translated what has been sad.
TIE native rneiabgcs want % kuu- Ulat Is going
on between you two.
After the iuterq.e3i.;iol --t ae-c finished AID
q call % .wo more. u p.4e-, hep. lEugstun con-
iiuuod saying thai, Il was as much use 70 argue
nEainsi the majority as d WAS % try 70 Climb the
walls Of tie room. Eis words lie considered had
no more effect on the Government p2ItT than a
dose OF salts en- q craven image. Laughter. p
After again showing tlu Clialruess displayed IN
choking OF debate De Closed VIII slight passage
Of words with The Attorucv-,5cnsrll brought or
1hurston, ssrolsiical.ys el4 Il1i appear e Is a
lawyer II the case To which Rep. Ihursi0n
replied by invoking heaven 10 savs sLeeo1ntry
from such p st1tesaaHu cs the Attorney tSeleial .
Representative Aaolo bs -ub.arla-e. attempted to
obtain the door baI the President very properly
refused the dssiFei privilege
A motion - adi1urn until l-}l gzs made and
LOST
Representative ksial lacy,5 tbs; tls Ayes and
Nass be taken. on the question Of acceptance Of
the minority report. which was carried and the
following shows the results. tlc motion being lost,
and the majority report WIS declared adopted
AyEs-Giosol- Gullck. Ne1malu, huihelani,
kaSi. Hayselden, Menu, Liiikaiali. Baker, Anara,
kaulia. klulDkon. PEhia haulamano, Nehinu.
hekoa, Aholo, Castle, kaae, Kauai and Pal0hau.-
Nozs-Bishop, Judd. Kauhi. Brown. wight, ka-
lea Dickey. Ttnrston, Pas1lcle lnj Dole-1o.
4 motion 70 reconsider was nos made and IN
secocdlnE tie same Hep. OLsi-e stated that his
reason for voting with the -' -rtl. majority Uls
simply for the purpaSe * beng eC-1.a6 10 move
recoasiGerallon- Ee went on . !s-.ytAfo review
the points brought forward - The debate on the
hZ1nap5ll election ana closed by saving thai 10
Jury governed by lC-ss 81 evidence, would have
arrived e; such discrimination IS the m8ipTlty OF
the Judiciary Committee had lie whole matter
would nov Get mo tie neEslapsrs, and when
those members who signed tie maj GRITTY report re-
tuned 20 their constituents they would be received
with 5ustihable contempt. In this district the
men after attempting - vote "a hla-ap3l could
have voted At LahEila b=carse bctl places we've
in one taxation district; 80. i was tie only place
on the Islands that thcy could q SO.
Representative Dole sziG he telt lesltaucy II
speaking on TIE subject o1 account e TIE opp0sl-
loh--shoVu 70 him rcrsllllly. u le discussion
bad bssn treated extensively IN favor OF the nj
nority report. The action Of the Attorney Gene
raj was arbitrary and against tie law. Every
thing went 10 show tina. the COMMITTEE on the
majority report had no confidence nit The chair
man Of the clnuitisa knew twas basgless by his
preventing everyone but III Thurston speaking.
Ehe report would De a. eternal disgrace He felt
glad 70 be on The side q the minority. During
hep. Dole's remarks thu members Of It's majority
Displayed zspralausibie tactics by leaving the As
sembly nom and compelling the speaker 20 be in
teriupiei by the Presdent By notice OF lack Of g
quorum 6sp- AaEiukou especially inakluC his
departure II q NOISY and Cn-auiienaTllF manner
Representative BrovJ followed II q iew reznSrks
IN which he supported the report presented BY tie
minority.
At Isl Rep. keal moved tbs previous question
which carried and tLe motion % reconsider the
vote was pui aud iasi-
Atl.5o O'Clock the Assembly a3j,uraei uz,.il 70
am next day.
-uIE-T SIyIH nav.
THUEsDiE. June l7th.
The Assembly c51volel Is 1910 a-t7. and, after
prayer BY the Chaplain. roll Gail and ro-dIue OF
minutes of previous meeting we're ended. pro