The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-08-18

story +oiIoH ~ Smlth-Yo1- ey are III (
70 HobIe Smith of the eu 8;If. while IL Fl,s
eruDe s around US and h nnonS Of orSs
IaShed II they came TOW LOW We w0r1S
aA aS 6aad act here, beIie T5a us US WeI
how. !" Ill the memb,-
Is hauled up, he shows use when a ?,
nIa u faairs That he is at woSl IN his
produce IHsG his put 7ioat this bill will Yt co on
Noble Yoqng-I submit 49, Il
a doo act we have with amo nat II the h
uead letter, this bill VIII N qIments Ia
aeao letter; l would nor - also also becoh
~ II applied to all alike bpt ;;!t to 81
Inc poor man. I know as a. ~ includes
LABOR what l am taIkinr an on employl
tlIne' 1t IS with sorrow I SSoout. Ma
man seeking for WORK tbo.n4a nave to saw
tbnSo ms ms bill provides tb nave non
PUN Put IN {all; would rather So arrested
Iutlon hacked into chips tb See the Cd
pass, simply because it is S pnan see til
vantage OF poor men. the 81" n 10 tai
are mere to screen. I know rr Jtefy NED
working man, all nv life "Hat It's
lhgman,s wages from the >; ufev Vls
years OF age until Il, before ! T'Lne | VI
my trade; l suppose the q went to
House will walk over me- for rItSSyerS III
but can only expires, NV ,C ON tu!ese rem
the mock o Sa ~ gentlemen, do not not 4,
'n w neGA 81 u the poor man. O' SCI.
W. A. kinney-Suppose the ~:
Is on the neck Of the poor man 'nl1a|
Minister Thurston read q H.
MS desk by someone. II c Paper
sentences, (D 1T makes mo e ICL.Ialls
legislation will have to come IN Ials
who will raise he'll" (2( .,T 1ioAl q
that Young is telling OF is his t"e GO, Old
who are fast asleep and Won ~ vo own Il.
too late" wake u9l
There are two good texts in 49,.
paper. l believe in doing s %, 'uis pIt| +
Tar from putting our feet on the n 'u
poor man, the fact is, if We DOM | tSA
thing, the Cinnamon will have tbo Nv
the necks OF the poor men. IT. VII
men have large proportion Of ~.
chants down town III their nowo-
time the Chlnaman tiddleS the me-.
Will come out and dance. Does ~
Noble say that the house of HocLsl
Co and Col. Spalding, the Iatte II NJ
was cheered to the echo in this banIl
speaking before the COMMITTEE
favor OF expressing the poor man Is
bill IS almost word for word with Is
made by Col. Spaldmg. We can VIZ
everythlngwe want, but We mean to5J
we can. Now is the time to acr NM
question. The statistics taken
Board of Immigration show 57o-
men working on plantations. n.y.
10000 to % 900 in the country 80
from 10 900 to $4,000 Cinnamon are rs
work on any plantation.
Noble HitChcOCk-Does that inclnd|
tract labor?
Minister Thurston-No, sir Their
a Chinese contract laborer in he "A E
that | know of. We have come 10 \
where We must help ourselves. FL
Rep. G. Brown said be thought IA s
lSter of Interior had oVerestimata'
number of unemployed Chinese &
country. The Chinese merchants n
Chinese domestic servants must nd. s
into account. Probably nine tenthsA
domestic servants in the COUNT
Chinese. zf
Minister Ashford was in favor Of al
restriction. But he was afraid this
it is, would not stand the test Of d +
preme Court. The question should
abandoned until we find sometime
ticable or until we are satisfied Id
thing practicable cannot be found
moved that the first section be "a
back to the committee. BIZ
Rep. Kinney said that, as a mem
the committee, he had nothing furH
say on the subject. As to the Atta
Genel al'S remarks on constitutional q Is
he would say, Go and tell that 4
marines" The opposition say theH
been thinking over it for weeks, q
they have nothing to submit. Ii it a
a committee, let it be a new cOml
He moved it be referred to new co
tee, of which the Attorney-GeneTal,
Castle and Noble Young will be meEa
Minister Ashford said the wisdom
committee that prepared this bill Wa
colossal. #s
Minister Thurston-Then let US
do something better. 81,
Noble Smith-It appears that we
Acknowledgement dawned upon this
there must have been something col
tionally wrong. W
Rep. Kauhi-The House has nov &
four hours hshing and it has caught i
The people down town will comms
for our industry. #le
Noble Townsend said the House
have caught a crab, but We are ISn'
a whale. We have before US one
most vital issues in this country III
something must be done to meet
session. 1t cannot be STAYED on e
The ayes and noes were calltG
motion to lay Section l on the 'aO's'
there appeared: w.
Ayes-Green, Robinson, 1ouRs,
Luhiau, Kalaukoa, Naone' Aah
Brown, Deacon, Kamai, Kauhanei, q
uOha, Paris, Nawahine, Daniels Il
nihi, Gay, PaehaOle-l9. A..
Jaeger, Smith, Waterhouse, o .asooc
Motley, Wall, Townsend, HilcnCU
Brown, Kinney, Mcguire. HofIIs,
walnut, A. S. Wilcox, Klce' ~
20. comds Fl
The motion to refer to ne" COlD
passed. .bot Rep s Il
Rep. Kamauoha moved thaI hsp +
leka be a member OF the celnDi''
risd. ~ororted. E
Rep. c. Brown raised pom %
claiming that the President caliiiO'
pointed on a committee. -o,ort 4
Noble Smith moved the ItpDtd
Committee of the Whole be aao pr
not contrary to our rules nor =. u s pa-
tary law for the President y g I'd
committee. The late Hon. 6on,n m
when President, was on the t Tp,I' I'll
visit MoIokai and on the s'le''
The President said he wo 9atel 70 to
question, as he declined aOSOlu'
on the committee. member d
Noble Smith said no msn excus
House can so decline unless
the House. ,...oa + nroper tba
President should be on the en TCI appO1