The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-26

an enterprise, ana our geographical
position renders it probable that we
will be invited to Join with other
Powers. But we question the wis.
dom OF plcdging the national credit
for such a work
1--WE have the honor To be your
Maje,ty's obedient AMI loyal sub
jGets,
"rhc Mobiles aud Representatives
in legislative Council Asacmhlrd
BY The Committee.
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"lt0no,ulu, 23J May, 1890"
Minister Thurston objected 10
some points in the draft, particular
~ that referring TO unprecedented
danger of n setback TO our prosper
iiy, and that objec,ing TO subsidies
for railways or other work, Of in-
proycmcnt. Complimcnling the
printing committee tor the activity
already shown, he moved the draft
he referred TO it and prinird for the
information of members.
Noble Phillips seconded the mo-
ton.
Rep. Brown supported the motion.
!! this country is going 20 war with
any other country, or another coun-
Try is going to seize thi, cUuutry. |
want to know it.
Rep. Nuwahi moved that the re-
port b. adopted. 1t WAS only the
| opinions Of the committee. The
! Minister who WAS So anxious II few
days ago to rush business now tried
to delay it by having the address
printed.
Rep. Bush said the threatened
abolition of sugar duties by the
American Congress was certainly u
danger to be apprchended. The
Kings speech was put IN his mouth
by the Ministers. The Ministers
showed they unprecedented danger by
having kept armed men at the Police
Station Tor long time lately. a
great deal depended on whether tins
House should appropriate money for
rotten cables such as the one recent.
| ~ laid to Molokai. Also it WAS im-
pollant to know whether $4,000 q
mile should be given for railroads.
II there was no feeling Of uneaoiness
here, why should the bank transfer
its specie TO the treasury vaults
And why should there have been /;
split in the volunteer forces
Rep. Richard opposed the motion
TO adopt the report. The remark,
of the Minister of the Interior were
quite in place, and all this discus
SION came from the cause that Iii.
Exccllency wished to remove b,
having the report printed. lie un
derstood but very little of the word
ing Of the draft and presumed othcl
members were likewise in the dark
lie had every respect for and conf
dence in the gentlemen OF the com
mit,ee, and their report perhaps en-
bodied everything necessary to tn
honor Of the House. As it was to b.
n reply of this body rs a whole
it should express the views of a
the members. Therefore, it shout
he carefully considered and he sup
ported the motion TO have the dral
printed.
Noble Mccarthy did not wish t
express any opinion on the matter O
the report, but was in favor of hay
ing it printed for information. Til
House should not commit itself t
opinions that its future action nigh
contradict.
Noble Baldwin said it was tn
custom for the reply to be very sim
pie, not going into the policy Of tn
House. The first sentence objccte
to was 4 very important one, and h
did not suppose any member woul
desire to lay down any such idea a
that there should be any check t
the prosperity of the country. Pro
badly most of the committee belOn
, to the National party, although h
: was not sure but the chairman wa
Il RcfOrmer. None OF the COMM
tee, however, could intend to d
4 aught that would iLjurc the countr,
; Noble Cornwcll, as n member {
the committee, had not had time t
read il carefully before he signcd i
, lie was therefore in favor of haviu
e it printed.
: Rep. kalua approved OF the rcpo
: and favored its adoption. He rcic
! red to the intcr-is!and cable failure
a The committee nigh, have prescnte
the reply to the King without SUI
. hitting it TO the House.
+ Rep. kahookano wanted 10 kno
: what the report contained, an
, favored the motion. lie moved u
previous question which carried, III
the motion TO have the report prin't
o was passed.
/ The House adjourned at noon t
Y 10 O'Clock tomorrow.
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