The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-09-16

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Second reading q Bill No 1Oe- 1elzt-
NJ 10 the military
The bill VS. read sec1So1 bv section
After Section had been read Rep r
W WIleox moved u substitute vO1d
militia f0r volunteers Carried
The section passed aS amended
Section ESS re1I-
Noble Mccarthy Scxrei that the Mill
tarx Committee had recommended that
the mlE1ia be dlSbanied, IS they thought
that II would tend 70 the peace and safe
" q the country. ImOye Section > Be
stricken ont.
Rep. r. W Wilcox said proper care
vas not taken o. the soldiers. and the
object Of the section Was 20 provide for
regulations Volunteer military cOm-
panieS existed for years without endzn-
geriny the peace Of the country. The
first time that happened Was IN 1857 II
l mistake not the last speaker was 3
member OF one Of those companies
Noble Mccarthy said his objection was
this II Z captain and two HeurenSnts
are officers enough for = company Of III
men-as IN the United StSteS-it must
certainly be enough flr sixty-fve men
There IS no use IN having three staff
officers besides If the captain and leu
tenants can't draw up their own regula-
tons they ought not 10 be there
Rep. Brown know as much about
military as 3 cat about = church But
my opinion Is that We don't want any
military 81 all, except 3 body guard for
the King, and I think the act OF IS Is
sufficient We have Just had the vOlun
teers disbanded- Let things remain as
they are II the rules IN vogue are not
correct they can be changed / am not
IN favor OF the bill 81 all. move II be
referTed TO the Military Committee
Noble Widemann was not in favor OF
the present law. The King Is Comman-
der-in-C Chief by the Constitution and the
Minister Of Foreign Affairs by the
ststutes-one OF the absurdities OF the
Legislature OF IS hope the bill viii
be 1efeTr6d to s committee
Rep. Brown said there was one thing
in Section which might cause trouble. |
The staff officers are called % perma-
Rent and no way Is provided iOr re
moving them They might be held 10 |
hold Office for life Ii Rep Wilcox Oh |
iecis 10 the Military Committee have |
no objection 70 s select committee / i
have only glanced ST the bill, but II does |
not provide any way Of disbanding any /
volunteer troops which may be organized
under this act
Noble J. NJ Homer vas glad 10 see
that Noble AeCzrthy's head was 80
clear On this point mot that II was not
clear On other points. Twenty men
were enough for body guard; In fact,
they we're twenty more than Is necessary.
A king should Be guarded by the Law
and the love Of his people Ii vas too
ate % think Of getting up : big force IN
this country This vas too serious =
matter 10 pass lightly. He would vote
to refer II to the Military Committee
Rep. L W Wilcox saw no use In any
reference 70 the Military Committee. Ii
IS idle talk 70 SAY that the love Of the
people VIII protect the King. II anyone
sid that 10 me outside Of the House, l
would knock his head OF, but have re-
gard 10 the decorum Of the House Pe0-
pie say there VIII Be no trouble, but
say that II the people are not granted
their rights the streets VIII be sticky
With blood We vii have another S0th
d June. Buildings VIII be blown up,
many people killed, and I myself VIII
axe hand Il the people are not granted
.heir rights
Rep. huudseu vas not IN isv0r OF any
military bill, nor any military. The
King did not need any guard. As i0r the
country, the Pacific Ocean was protection
enough. The public money Was needed
or other things. What good did the
guard al the Palace do2 None whatever
guard was OF no use, and almost every {
member Of the House agreed with him,
lnly he might not Ike to say 50. He !
would move 10 lsv il ON the table
Rep. r. ". Wilcox asked the last (
peaker il King Oscar OF Sweden had any ;
yuard.
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