The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-06-05

The Prcsident-lt is that the re-
port Is not before the House until it
is read.
Minister Ashford--Ihcn the logi-
cal sequence IS that, if the decision
OF the chair is sustnined,the reading
VIII proceed.
lhe fresident-PrcciseiH
Minister Ihurston--My view il
supporting the ruling was that the
report was not in order until it was
properly read.
Minister Ashford What is the
rulIhgE (Laughter }
The President lit j. that the re-
port has not been read
Rep. kalua said h. would with
draw his appeal it the President
would withdraw his ruling. { langh-
TERI
Minister Ashford understood the
railing to be, that any motion for the
disposition of the report was out Of
order till 1t was read. Therefore, if
the Chair was sustained the reading
would proceed.
Noble Baldwin said the first ruling
was that the report should be re.
turned TO the committee for corrcc-
tiph. lie report shouid 20 back on
That ruling. The final ruling, which
covered both, was that the report
WAS not properly read. Therefore,
the report should be referred back
10 The committee.
Keep. Bush--lhe reading OF this
report should 70 on. How are the
native members 10 Know what OBJ
hoxions words are there, until they
hear III
Rep. ka!ua Withdrew his appeal.
Minister lhureton--Ihat report
being out of order nm prepared 10
give my answer 10 the Attorney.
General---
Minister Ashford--l rise To q
point OF order. That report is he
lore the House 70 be read.
Minister IhuTsion did no, 40 I'M
derstand the decision OF the Chair.
The President-~Tba report was
declared out OF order TIL it was
read 1t Is now, L understand,
about to be read.
The Interpreter proceeded to in
terpret the contents Of the report il
Hawaiian.
Noble Baldwin, on the reading
being concluded. said: AS one Of
the committee who, has not signed
that, l make motion tina, the re-
port be laid on the table until l can
have an opportunity to bring in my
minority report. i deplore the
haste with which this report has
been brought forward. AT the
meeting yesterday we adjourned till
we could get further evidence. II
being after D O'Clock we thought we
could not see the Minister of For
e!gn Affairs. The Minister had
promised that il he found anything
among his private papers referring
10 the affair we could have them.
ms morning Mr.. Marques said II
had been urged on the committee to
bring in this report, and that he had
sat up all night to write il.
Noble Mccarthy rose to II point
OF order. The hon. Noble has made
motion 10 lag The report on the
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