The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-14

be adopted.
Rep. Kalua moved the report he
laid on the table 10 bc considered
with the bill.
Minister brown said the bill was
introduced at the request of the
Postal Union.
Rep. Kalua thought the proper
course was that indicated in his mo.
ton, although lac believed the bill
was ill right.
Minister Brown said The adoption
OF tue report would not pass the
hill to cngrossment; it would come
up in the regular way just the same.
Noble Muller explained that the
committee recommended striking
out the second section which gave
permission TO local publishers 10
print Illustrations of stamps, the
dies or othera pparalus used for that
purpose to he deposited with the
Postmaster-General - because the
committee did not consider it advis.
able 10 have any such dies cut or
for The Government TO incur the OK
pense of their custody.
Reps. Paehaole and Bush support
ed the motion to lay OH the table.
Noble Wldemanu thought it was
ridiculous to say that the adoption
OF the report implied the passage Of
the committees amendments.
The report was laid on the table
TO be considered with the bill.
Noble Muller, from tue same com
mittee, reported Oh the petition that
the pay of wharf laborers he in
creased, recommending that IL he
laid on the table, US the House had
no authority 10 regulate wages.
Adopted.
REsoLCTIONs.
The President named the follow
ing select committees:
On the Moreno claim Reps. II.
W. Wilcox, Bush, Nawahi, Mobiles
Marsden and Isenberg.
On tile Bowler clains-Nobles
Mccarthy, Parker, Berger, Reps
Rosa and Nawahi.
The Secretary was then directed
to read communication from Tx
Wilder Steamship Co., rendering
the use of the steamer Hawaii fol
the visit q the select committee *
Molokai, to leave this evening anC
return early Thursday morning.
The President stated that lie hat
seen the committee and the com
pany, and, the committee not being
ready to 60 to night, it was arrang
cd that the visit be made next trip
ON or about Thursday of next week
Rep. Paehao!e spoke in supper
Of motion 10 accept the offer Q
the company with thanks.
, Noble Wldemsnn was opposed
accepting the steamer free. Th
House was not paper. Let
+ pay the company direct and nj
through q subsidy TO the line.
Rep. r.. w. Wilcox agreed vii
: the hon. Noble, and moved that u
: Secretary be ordered to convey tt
i, thanks OF the House TO the compan,
u but inform it that the House woul
y pay for the use Of the steamer.
E Rep. Nawahi was IN favor OF a.
u cepting the offer and thanking ii
e committe. He thought that tai
: about the offer as if it meant Brit
. was direct insult TO the compan,
!. He was surprised that 4 man so {.
pericnced in public and private br
Z siness as the hon. Noble shou
l. make such remarks. The late Hol
= S. G.. Wilder had given steame
u free for the same purpose, and n
. body ever accused him of improp
" motives.
u Noble Widemann promised
Il take the lecture OF his hon. fren
+" q much younger man, to heart O..
learn all that there was in it. TT
company was entitled to thanks fl
10 its generous offer. 1t was lari
l. company, however, and he doubt'
le if it was right for the manageme
N to make the offer without consultil
e. the stockholders. 1t would cost Il
t. company a good deal for coal al
10 wages and feeding the crew and I
in committee, and he did not think Il
D. company could afford to make I
e. offer or the House to accept il.
TT Noble j. NJ. Horner thong
a. the offer of the compaI
re should be accepted. II it &C
o. $500 the House would have so mu
more to devote to the comfort
re those unfortunaies On Molokai.
ie Rep. Baker thought the offer ha
or ing been made freely il ought to
accepted by the House. When Da
w iel was going to he thrown into I
en- den of lions, the Lord said, $50
ed not, Daniel, he will not bite thee
as and the House should not be afrs
OF this kind offer. When menht
e. talked so much OF economy, I'll
It, should not be afraid Of an opporl
us nifty TO save money.
The motion TO accept the COM
on ny's offer with thanks carried.
The House took recess from II
ed 1880 O'Clock.