The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-09-12

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500 bills in the uua 1l jwry.. iu'a
peoples pocketsy lie agreed v,.
the sentiment OF Noble Hitchcock
that every one iu This affair should
90 out of tins IoU-e. Those hulu
here under the Hawaiian fla vit
show by os...o to-day that Jau
Hawaiian mus. .. right.
Rep. Nou.... -Ud if man We
found guilty hribery he should
he puuishrID ... ,ull extent lie
explained to tue committee that he
received the money but not as
bribe. It would be terrible thing
for @ man in his station TO have TO
stand before this House and be cen
sured. He met Kauhi down town
and while drinking a milk shake it
appears that kauhi put q $50 bill in
his pocket. lie did not know it was
there until later iD the evening when
three members of the House came
to enquire about il. He went TO his
vest and there found the $50 bill.
1t was put there without his know
ledge. His case he thought was q
very slight one. He was willing to
abide by the decision of the House.
Rep. Kauhane said the whole
matter had caused him great deal
of grief rs the members charged
were native Hawaiians. A further
source of grief was that three Min
listers of the Gospel were elected to
this House and two of them are
among those charged with bribery.
He signed the minority report and
felt it his duty to do so for the good
of the members charged, that it
might be an example.
Rep. Kauhi said the committee
had exceeded their duty. Then
again they had not done their duty
by leaving out Rep. Kalaulloa who
he thought was just as much in the
wrong as Luhiau and Nawahine.
There was not a word said against
Rep. Kalaukoa. There was no evil
dence that money had come to him
from Chinese. Kauhi spoke at great
length, but there was nothing but
repetition in his speech.
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rom n h"''hl' TAi Alter ., 'he speech py
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co;yed e-0 iro,, CL;noso ond Lo
diI not 500 how I,e monSe conId To-,
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favor and the nmnishment should
ho ,moro lenian+ To nnu NAN ~,
sensi,ivo fonIinm Il mnst te - tarri
hIa 1nnisLn,n,S] - Lo hrona,,,+ ha.
foro tho Lor of tbo Tonsa=and Ia
nn,surad Trn t,,onah, tLot onanah
nnnishn,oo, rnr Nomoi,;na ~ If e'GH7 rs,
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boz hod - ,vnmId ,nt hovo oa'oo
before thc House Ho would 0iuu
al To,on e. EnI,,,1.aa f"n 80 sna
the consnirators to earth. and he
believed the country would do the
same,
N1ir;stor Tburs+o, sooonaod +ho
nronosit;or n,ada NV +Lo ,nat snooI. ,N
ar With raoard to Nawahiue hs
for Kanbi he wac q ehamalnss cor
run+ md hardonod ri,,ian H. ston1 w.
an tbn 4oor of tha Uonso "UI
in tho mot hrazan and sho'na
Iess wov hIockonards KoInntno
who ;S bissu,orior ;n n,,ou,,
waT Komomnho Lod fauo, ons
noihino more need be eoid Iub,an
was on old man who had for y lono
time held a GOOD name hut he ha6
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