The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-01

in foreign ports were usually emit
tied TO three mouths pay.
The section passed.
Section 2 provides penalty Of not
more than $500 against a captain for
landing an undesirable immigrant.
Passed.
Section 3 requires captains To re-
port all particulars Of each immi-
grants name, occupation and object
of coming, etc, aud provides for the
inspection of immigrants by Gus
toms officers.
Minister Hatch moved an amend
ment to confne the inspection to
steerage passengers.
This caused discussion.
Minister Smith thought the term
Immigrant" in the bill excluded
any interference with tourists.
President Dole asked If the law
would not be evaded by an uudesir-
able immigrants calling himself
tourist.
Mr.. Young objected to the speri.
flying of Storage passengers. as many
respectable people travelled in the
Storage because they could not af-
ford saloon passage.
President Dole was doubtful il
the term "immigraut" was a precise
definition of the class they we're
legislating against. An Immigrant"
was generally regarded "a one com
ing into country to reside perma.
nently.
Minister Hatch Withdrew steer
age" from his amendment.
Mr.. Brown moved an amendment
to make the description read ANY
| alien passenger
President Dole called Minister
King to the chair and spoke agains,
the proposed amendment. He
thought the word ''immigrant"
should be struck out from first To
last. The word "aliru" should not
appear, as the captains list should
show who were and were not aliens.
Mr.. Brown Withdrew his amend
ment, and the Presidents amend.
ment carried.
Section 1 provides for shipping
uulawfully landed passengers back
To the port they came from by the
same vessel a. brought them at the
expense Of the owners Passed.
Section . provides that the undr-
slrablo person may be- sent back any
time within a year, also that anyone
becoming a public charge within a
year shall bc drportcd at the cx-
pense Of the Government.
Section u gives concurrent juris.
diction to Circuit aud Dis, rirt Court
judges in enforcing the bill.
Section . gives the act effect on
its passage.
Mr.. Allen asked how il would =
with vessels on the way hero.
Minister Damon suggested that
this should left Ia H." discretion IL
the Attorney. General.
The title was amended To read.
relating Ia the landing " aliens in
the Hawaiian lslauds." and passed.
Tn. Secretary rat ia" .nacting
clause aud raisrd u laugh by remark.
ing, you don't want Ia a'n.nd that,
do you"
The Who'll. hill passed.
Minister Smith Introduced a hi
relating Ia dangerous pcrSous. II
provides for the expulsion from the
Hawaiian isiands II any person wh'
caunot prove that h" dots not ""n
terrain lawlcss intentions that ar,
hostile to bubble order, or to the es
tablish.d system Of government, al
tn private rights of lif" liberty oi
property" { he come back brInr,
the sin years are up, h" may M son,
to Jail for the rest uf ia" term
Minister Damon Thought the Ju
dietary Committee should pass upuI
; such bill-"it is such u violent act.
The bill was referred L. that com
mittee.
\ bill to appropriate S:nl6,dD f
new postage stamps passed -c""n'
reading.
\ bill to amend ia" Oahu Rail
, way Act was deferred on account /"
: tn" absence of Minister Hatch.
. The election Of Councillor b"inI
called up, Mr.. Allen auuuunrrd hi
: withdrawal OF TIA" nam" II Mark ]
Robinson, aud the President said b
: had letter from NJ. Wilhelm Il,
: string the wit hdIawal 81 his name.
, \ ballot was th-reupnn taken ~
. tn renainin cand tate, d, u
:, Saith, resulting as follows:
~ y, II, smith ,.,..., ..... 900. "
A Noes o.. .... 90. .. . -
u blanks .....
! The President announced tn,
= there was no candidai" b'f"r" th
Councils.
~ Minister Damon rrroumt"d h
- REASONS for having supp"lI''d I'll
i nominee Of the American League
Mr.. Smith, which w"r" that II
Il body in question was composed I
J. representative" people, mcrhhni,
II aud wurkingm"n, WHO were with Il
r Government from the first an
Il would T." with them t." the last, Tn
action looked as il III" oouncillo
a thought r"prrs"ntatlN" Of Il
a working people Was not good cnoug
- to sit with them.
;e Mr., Tcnn"y said nobody held Al
such view.