The Daily bulletin., 1890-08-11

to pounds, estrays, AMI marks.
Rep. Marques gave notice Of .
bill to abolish the Office Of as5essor-
in-chicf
Rep. r. W. Wilcox presented
question to the Minister of Finance,
as to The qnantiLy ot rifles, small
arms, etc, imported from Jan. !,
1887, to Jan. j. 1890, ard 10 whom
the articles belong
Rep. Bush gave notice Of tfl TO
amend the laws relating to Crown
lands.
Rep. Kahookano presented re-
solution for Sc to refund taxes to q
certain person. Referred TO Minis
ter of Finance.
Noble Phillips gave notice OF bills
to amend Articles Ia and 80 of
the Constitution, TO amend the ma
turalization law, and to amend the
law relating TO Chinese immigration.
Rep. Waipuilani presented qucs-
tion TO the Minister of Finance, if
the Board of Health had some time
since paid the passage of n Govern
,ncnt physician to the country, who
is the physician, and what relation
is he to any member of the Board
of Health.
Rep. White gave notice Of a bill
to repeal the law providing for road
boards, and TO re-enact the laws re-
pealed by that law.
Noble Widcmann gave notice Of
bill to amend the election law.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
,yi,o Iyouso roso,.od i.so1f into
oon,n;ttoo of th, uhoI, pnn L,hoo,
t,ro ;n t,o oho;r for,,,a non.ilo,o-
Ham of ,hn Annrnnr;otion l2;II
pnro,u Of pnlj;n Trs,r,n,i,n ,on-
,;nrnd
Srnnort oF Enp,;sh uowoii,,
aud Common echnnls s1-n 600
! Minister nrown rnocwad Lis r,o.
t;on of 1.-Two nra,ious eitt;ny ia mako
it Sl9O 900
Minister Cummins renewed his
motion for 5000 OnO.
: Rep. r. w. Wilcox moved It noss
at siSO 600 for the nnrnose in the
3 bill. and $40 600 for ald to indepeu-
dent schools.
/, Rep. Kalua believed IN appropri-
1 atinu plenty money for education
also for the health of the people.
When he was school aren't he re-
e commended the removal Of certain
teachers, but the Board paid no at
| ,enIion to his communication. un
was clad now to see that n better
I class of teachers was being emplay-
? ed. He moved to recommend that
the item be referred to a select COM
e mittce.
Noble uorner had been in bopes
that the motion of the Minister of
: Finance for $50 COO would have
passed without discussion. IT was
nm imnortont item and onoh, NOT to
Z, be triled with. or the money might
he diverted from its ,epitimate oh.
I. iect The object of the item was
the support of Government schools,
and it should not be divided among
religious or irreligious schools.
Children were TO be tauoht good
4 morals in the Government schools.
i that is. thev were not TO lie. steal
t murder. or take the name of Cod
: in vain. They were not to be in
/. structed that John Wesley or Mar
tin Luther we're or were NOT heretics
t that Joe Smith was or was not a
e false prophet. or that the Pope is
e fallible or infallible. They were tc
v he TAUGHT facts. such rs that two
v and two make four. They were &c
j. be enabled TO grow up as compa
mons without enmjtv toward eacl
!, other on the ground of religion:
differences. Government school,
united the people. religious school,
divided them. Religious wars were
), the most cruel in history.
Noble Muller called the speake,
u to order. saving religion was not he
u fore the committee.
: Noble Horner claimed that the re-
!, lioious Question was imported int,
u the discussion by the amendment,
~ offered to devote a portion of th,
u item TO RELIGIONS schools. He con
= cluded bv arguing that the common
u schools promoted harmony amont
n ,bo ,,oo,,I,,
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