The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-09-30

not support the principle laid down by
my learned friend irom Waialua We
| have no right TO give in charity. This
man has 4 straight remedy already. To
/ 20 70 his lessor and demand that his
loss may be made good. Ii the repre-
/ sentative from WaiSlua feels so chari-
| table, let him take the mans case for
nothing.
Rep. Rosa stated he was not charitably
inclined. He had already stated if the
man went TO law nothing would be left
him.
Noble J. NJ. Horner agreed with Noble
Widemsnn This man should look 10
his landlord. The amount was not large,
but principle was involved, 1t would
evidently be q work OF charity. If We
grant this 500, 1t will be 3 work OF
charity.
The report Of the committee vas
adopted.
Rep. Lucas reports printed the bill 10
revise, classify, amend, etc, the Hawaii
an Constitution.
Noble Cornwell presented the majority
report OF the Constitutional Committee
on the bill to call s constitutional eonven-
ton. The majority oppose the bill. The
report WAS signed by SIX members OF the
committee, and the chairman stated that
Rep. kahooksno also favored il, but
wished 10 be cleared up on one or two
points before signing 1t.
The six members who signed were
CornwelI, Marsden, Baldwin, Paehaole,
q. y. Wilcox and kanoa.
Rep. Rickard moved the report be
adopted.
Rep. Kahookano said he understood
that Rep. Marques intended to present a
minority report. He moved laying on
the table until that report was intro
dueed.
Noble Widemann said there had been
very little said SIS TO minority report.
He had written seven or eight lines, re-
turning the matter TO the House. The
minority had appointed meeting, but
no one had been present but himself.
These were the facts, he believed.
Noble Cornwell did not wish to cut out
any minority report, but had not heard
Of any intention to bring minority re-
port. The members OF the committee
who had not signed this report had ia
vored il more or less He did not be-
heve there would be any minority report. |
Rep. Nawahi moved this report be
made the special o-der for Thursday. |
After hearing the report read, he was /
the committee had not bor- !
rowed their inspiration. The chairman
OF that committee, the House knew, |
could not make more than five minutes !
speech, but here he comes with q report /
taking an hour to read. What business
had the committee to drag in the Chinese
question: He wished 70 prepare himself
10 answer the arguments of the commit
tee He thought the language Of the
report was N some instances insulting.
He wanted to know why the method OF
the Constitution recommended
1y the committee was not followed in
1851. The committee had been getting
from above. He did not wish
my violence. He did not posses the
physique OF warrior. 4 great deal was
aid about gratuitoUs advice given by
Orelgn representatives.
Rep. Brown said Rep. MARQUES evi-
,ently did not intend to introduce q mi
-Ority report, and he could not do so in
ustice to himself, as he had brought in
bill amending the Constitution in the
egular way The House was ready TO
o on and settle their report to-day.
very member has had the last three or
lur months to make his inquiries and
cudy the matter, and they could not
-ant any more time, and shall vote to
0nsider it to-day. l move We take a
acess TIL , P. NJ Carried.
The House took q recess at u 20.