The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-07-11

SCISSOR, Tor each isis,nS IN as 81
right tdia 1sc{ba a md morally rs Man
n nor report can only " h auties H.
put could not" Raf erled to do ~
cited from Messrss ''eGTnng to d.
would ask if the a. cSarter and hi 2
assistance from Cow %oyernmep,
i in yea years ga, All they bad ,lII A. during
generalities dealt in ibIu u ~ fIine II
committee sound W The mai6S,
nred down What del ieFy we'll. NJ
Their bill is the sm uT they -
I he saw w brought forth I5y' ! Mouse i
years Governors w q @g 5i Known h. II
Inc Minister Went on g "a poldcsi Il
proportion OF offCia , 70 State thS II
the hh,ng goiin2 are re H5awaiians. a so55G1s
IEustrated in the town Coverings
England, will have the a aassetings'
better citizens and h ne effect Of y
ment of internal im T9nu to the
direction. "PioVemens /
th Rep; G: Brown did not in,.,.
thing in this debate, bp T' intend d to-
noticing in all the pieadinnass could
ing the abolishing of tbn o. lh0ss
have had to come b ,mJ Office d.
s I2ucned by the Committees "a iae
sign sign TO others the duties Of Gor oll
bull. "N''ls red
n, Rep. Kanhane was of onioi,.
blli TO abolish the office can p', on1
Dy trying II. re believes the my NJ! 3
working for the good of thu ,,le Anit
mad gone home from session. VGsallr
lature feeling sick at the V wa, u Tie
gong on. Now he feels very erS c Jung
II 1t is found that Goyern,35,cs comic
zone without after the Office -; !, ea'
ne will hold up both hands fo, = ;. ~
Noble Baldwin referred ;.
times when there were good G II ns
only one Minister. The Go Tu,siad
noble men and the natives '['IV'
them. These DAYS are gon ,oOAs
" Governor" described in tbes Eng T, y
Bill is a misnOmer in regard t ~
daWallans were accustomed t0i0
as Governor. Competent men N ny
perform the duties set forth IN "
mittee's Bill cannot be got for S n tl'
A large plank in the platoon "
members We're elected was 10 do sr
useless offices. The idea of Cove"
ing through the country in STATE ~
on $500 a year is too ridiculous
Rep. kamauoha said he womb
the bill to abolish. Petitions had I
celved from his district in favor n n
Noble Luhiau remembered vb'
missionaries instructed the nstiv'
one man should have only one Mi. i
went before the Governors to b,rs
surplus wives sent away. The 60
would say, Yes, well, hum " t5s0E
and that was the last of il. Govx
then commanded respect among M
pie. The House has been taxing
their duties, and may as well do sEi5
them, too.
Rep. Paehaole could not un6si
what the policy of the Governma
Molokai had been getting apprOpTs
for roads voted by every Legislatnrl
never got the money. 1t NAV have
the fault of the Governors. Ifys60
with them, we may get free tuition 4
schools.
Noble WaterhOuse said members
elected, among other reasons, on ID
pledges to abolish useless Offices
they will be breaking faith with tha
stituents if they oppose the bill to.
the useless Office of Governor.
Noble Young would define a usea
flee to be one that does not fulfil the
tons for which it was INTENDED
Governors office is of that kind
Solomon said he had not found Il
woman among a thousand. SOa
answered that statement by saving
not look for good women. Bad GoIs
had been appointed because good
were not looked for.
Noble Smith said members ought
ON their guard about certain matters
have a good ministry now, but We
have a bad one. Members may ri
Capitalization of power in Honolulu
are gradually centralizing everything
would not object while We have
Ministry, but it would be very bad
had a bad Ministry. He did not 4
the appointment of Judges in the III
Courts should have been placed Y
hands of the Ministers. 1t WOGld
been better to have put it in the nan
good Governors with the cOnsehI y
Supreme Court. We ought to OsoI
guard against allowing all power u
into the hands of the Ministry l'H
wise course. ,.u,I
The motions made, during Ihe cOu
the debate, were: 40 mai
l. Bv Noble Smith, that tle ma
bill be taken up and considered s'''"
section. ,bott ND
2. By the Acknowledgment, Ina d. ~ u
abolishing the Office OF UO'elHO'
engrOSSment. n,, The
3 By Minister Thurston, InA' 'D'
iority bill be laid on the table; -. Ia!
The ayes and noes being calleu - i
the table, there appeared; ,,,,s,ou
Ayes-Green, Austin, lhul mus Ed
ford Robinson, Young, gaege'' M
house. Foster, Luhiau, VIGIL rin
Wall Townsend, Hitchcock, balo Z IA
w , al ~ Iunetace Kalauk0a' NJ
F. Brown. Deacon, kamaiin n a
mauoha, Paris, Nawahllle; DA' WI3
kun1hi, Horner, KawaInui' 4
Nyoes@smitb, Richardson, W { N
Makee, 6. n. Wilcox, Na0lis'
on the motion to pass the bill s oSosa1
the office. to engrossment, there ..t rgf
AVeswGreen, Austin, Iha dns+ va
-ord Robinson, Young, Jaeger Sod
house, Foster, L4hlau o,oct Baldgln,i
Wall, Townsend, Hitchc9Sch,, aI p Dad
telmann. Dole, Hustace' hal " Tsnlsud
Kamai, Kinney, kauhaILe' HeIekuD
Paris Nawahine, Daniels ooI Rio@-
H o. 'nt Kawainui, A. S. WllcOWA' idena
NoesLsmith, Richardson E Boss,
Nakee. G. n. Wilcox, Naone' =
Brown. Nakaleka-8. rrossment, y
The bill passed to eng sdsy,
cad a third time on ThursoSd' the BID !
eau ETxne Ir reading Oh - .n If Cod
,;d EnPe fnT navment OF expenses %
nent. salaries, etc: Pai 50 O'clock ESi1
adjourned at Ala to IL '''
lay morning.
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