The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-08-07

The House re-assembled at l o'clock.
On the platform. 10 the right and left OF
the President, were H. r. H. the Princess
LuiuokaIani and H. p. H. the Princess
haiuiani. Within the bar, on the floor OF
the House, were HIS Maiesty's Chamber
lain, C. p Isukea; Chief Justice Judd and
Associate Justices McCuly, Preston, Bick-
ertou and Dole; Hon. A : Cleghorn; L.
; Minister Merrill; ConSuls Schaefer,
Patty, Lame and Walker; Hon. c. +.
Bishop; Mr.. VIM Wilder, brother. Mr..
James Wilder, son, and Mr.. Gardner
Wilder, nephew OF the late Noble and
President Of the House, Samuel G. Wilder;
together with ladies, relatives and friends
Of the family OF the deceased, and 3 large
number OF other prominent citizens
The deceased Mobiles chair and desk.
traped IN mourning. with 3 vase OF
rgTeFS and ferns on the desk, occupied q
prominent place on the floor.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
The President announced the special order
y. business, IN terms OF the resolution
adopted on Saturday. To be resolutions and
remarks relative 70 the deceased Noble and
President.
RESOLUTION.
Noble Nidemann moved the following.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God
% remove hence by death Samuel Gardner
Wilder, an honorable member and late
r residing officer OF this House; and
WHEREAS. It's not only in the councils
" the nation but in the business affairs Of
the country that great loss has been occa-
stoned oy his death; and
WHEREAS We desire 70 -agprl
tribute 10 the memory OF one who has been |
an enteTprsiEg citizen. able administrator |
OF public affairs and loyal friend be it
Resolved, That We the members OF the |
Legislature OF the Kingdom hereby ex-
press our deep sorrow for the death OF our |
alsunguiShed colleague.
mat We hereby express our appreciation
o., his fidelity and efficiency in the high
o1nces which he has held; of his courage
and perseverance in the important bust
ness enterprises he has prosecuted OF the
deeds OF kindness he has rendered |
20 nlS fellow men, and OF the LOYALTY TO the |
true interests OF his country
mat We hereby tender our respectful |
sympathy 10 the bereaved family OF the
deceased.
That these resolutions be spread upon
The records Of the House. and an engroSsed
cory thereof be presented 10 the family OF
N deceased
HIS EN. ". L. GREENS ADDRESS.
Minister Green, seconded the resolution,
ana spoke as follows:
mere are 80 many members OF this |
House who can say what l want TO say 50
much better than l can, that | viii only
occupy your time few moments
mt DO feel, Mr.. President. that hav-
-nE known our late respected, may l not
>4E, beloved, President ;. G. Wilder for a
{ l-Tter OF . century, that | would like to
pay short tribute 10 his memory in the
= 2cIty IN which l have known him best,
,4-t Is as the representative man in this
Of commercial and indus
IA. enterprise, whether be was engaged
= furnishing the exhausted lands OF :
Europe With fertilizers from the remote
-olet lslands OF the Pacific, in establishing
-'-eS>tuLy steam communication be-
y cen NE different districts Of the group. or
: 5-slhs Us marine railway where our /
l2>sis can Dc conveniently repaired. All -
- nave Oeen signal successes, whilst the 4.
- great enterprise which he undertook L
ne Hllo and Hamskua railysv-aIthough =
~ et an accomplished fact, must end II
,l---is IN success 1t was not Mr. Presi- (
eutr mat there was anything unSound
: mat scheme =hlch Temporarily arrested
: progress, but the unfortunate fact that a
lsA continues TO bear false witness against o
= Aeishoor- There Is perhaps no fifty Q.
-l-es o. country in the world where a rail-
aye more necessary for its DEVELOPMENT
Ia = -, ;lle htty miles between Waipio gulcb
u Hilor and II viii be made, Mr.. Presi Ie
- So, u oe mile by mile and guIch by
-; II Is being 50 made, and when
~ L-sIed rom end 70 end should still be 1,
e-s N llder railway-for he has borne the 10
~ ~ sc burden Of the day, and it's prob n
.TrsS-e-. -le late disappointment which be H
-'sNeeo ID the progress Of this scheme