The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-10-15

Ayes-MlnlsterS Spencer, Peter
sou; Mobiles Macfarlanc, Pua, Nc
earthly. Crahbe, J. VI. llorner, Par
kcr, w. Y. IIorner, Kanoa, Reps.
Cummings, Marques, Lucas, II. w.
Wilcox, Rosa. Bush. Nawahi, Baker,
\ IIornrr, Kahuol>ano, WaipuiIani,
pachaole, White, kanealii, Cockett,
kamai, Ricr,-21
Noes Ministers Cummns, G..
Brown: Mobiles Wllemann, Berger,
Muller, HIND, Marsden, Baldwin,
Wab!dge, Anderson, Won Temp
sky, g. n. Wilcox, lsenherg Reps.
Brown, Richard, Apiki, Halstead,
Knudsen, A. $. Wilcox-l9.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
Consideration of the Appropria-
ton Bill on third reading.
Rep. Waipuilani said that, when
the. House left the consideration of
the bill last time, II motion was
pending TO insert an item of s 1873.
az to repay the Intcr Island Steam
Navigation Company its expenditure
on the wharf at kailua. Hawaii. He
now moved that the item he referred
To n select committee.
Noble j. NJ. lInrner asked If pro-
vision for this payment was not in
cIuded in the general appropriation.
Minister Spencer said no, but he
was in favor of the item. kailua
was one of the most important
places in liona. 1t was he'd sacred
by the Ilawaiians. There the tabu
was broken There idolatory was
abandoned. There the first mis-
sonaries landed. There the ideas
were given to lIawaiians which they
had made good use Of. He spoke
as a Hawaiian when he said, "ko
kakou uapo keia'' Crhis is our
wharf. This might he only senti-
ment, but sentiment was the fire of
life and sometimes served good
purpose.
Noble Widemann (who stood up
intently listening during the Minis
ter's remarks) said he wanted to
know whether it was the Minister'S
speech that they were going to pay
for, or the Inter-Island Steamship
Company's wharf. His Excellency
was in favor of this item. He did
not know what he was not in favor
of; he was for everything. 'Ko
kakou uapo keia!' What reason
was there in that for paying this
money? This sort of thing came
down from the late Ministry. There
were books more of such PROPOSE
tions, authorizing money to he paid
if there was any left. He favored
reference to committee.
Rep. Paehaole was pleased with
the sentiments of the Minister, but
thought the item should be referred
to committee.
Rep. Nawahi spoke of the respect
due to gray-haired members, but
thought they should be consistent.
He referred to vote given by the
hon. Noble from Honolulu the other
day, and said that Minister Spen-
Ger, although married to foreigner,
had shown himself more favorable
to Hawaiian interests than the hon.
Noble who was married to q Ha-
waiian.
Noble Isenberg said the company
had finished the wharf after the APP
preparation of $500 was exhausted
The Legislature should pay the
money. He moved an amendment
to make the item $3.50, just hall
what the wharf cost. minister
Spencer - They to surrender al
rights.) OF course they would sur.
! render all rights. 1t was Govern
ment property.
Noble Widemann did not care
what the member for Hilo (Rep
Nawahi) thought of him, but III
should stick to something near lh'
truth. He had no recollection o
the vote of the other day. The hon
member should stick to the trutl
and not squirt mud, lest people turn
and squirt mud at him. He (Noble
, w. did not care to hoomalimali th
, natives or anybody else.
Minister Spencer. does
the Minister of the Interior.
: Noble Widemann trust TIN
r member for Hilo will leave my wifi
out of the question. Ii he doe
r not
E Rep. Nawahi interrupted withou
Interpretation.
@ Noble Widemann-I wish him no
s to mention my wife again, becaus
S she is not person to have dir
o thrown at her by man like him.
Rep. Nawahi wanted to know VIII
# he could not mention that the hon
v Noble was married to Hawaiian.
# Noble Widemann-Let him nc
do it again. AS to the matter i
O hand he would like ask whether tn
IS Inter-island Co. had not paid some
is thing to the wharf at Waimea
Noble Isenberg said it had.) Th
y speaker would then recall what h
said the other day. The lnter-ls
@ and were very liberal, contributin
= TO every wharf they used, but the
G were more interested in that wha
n than anybody else. They would b
willing TO pay their share and th'
Is was why he was in favor OF con
mittee.
II Noble Baldwin referred TO the a.
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