The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-01-19

held Mondsy, Jsnusry Is, were also
resd snd. with trihing enendstion,
approved.
PETITIONS
The Attorney General presented S
resolution from the American Lesgue,
sdoptei ST It's meeting held Jsnusry
u. 1924. The resolution Is SIS fol-
lows:
HEADQUARTERS OF The AnIERI-)
CAN LEAGUE.
Honolulu, q l., jan Is, 1874
To His Excellency SANFORD B. Dole,
President, Provisional Govern
menI-
DEAR SIR: SIN instructed by the
American League 70 furnish you with
the enclosed copy Of resolutions sdop-
ted 81 meeting Of the American
League held January Il 1881.
RESOLUTIONS
WHEREAS The Provisional Govern
menI hiss seen II 70 allow tvo efficient
Ield pieces, which srs needed in the
miliiSTy defenseS 81 the Executive
Building, 70 be shipped sway 70 the
Midwinter Fair, snd
WHEREAS; We deem il extremely
Necessary thsI sll the artillery ST
present in this country be retained,
under the present critical stste Of
aSSirS therefore,
P-Sn- T1s- -sS--.---
fully protest sEsins: sny Government
field pieces guns or ammunition being
allowed 20 leSye this country
I sm Your Excellency's ooeiieni
servant,
THBo. P. SEVERN,
Secretary, American League
NJ. Brown moved reference 10 the
Military Committee
M Enneluth ssw ID necessity
:o- sQcs reference The American
Le6gue Ess organized 70 uske the
military UNNECESSARY He thought
there we're considerations which
inside il Questionable how ta- such
couuunicsrions should be received.
Il ss high tine thsI the Councils
should show where they seek rheir
support He believed II should be
simply from the AnneIstlon Cubs Of
the islGn L which could express their
views BY vote Tie Council should
noi recognize S speeisl clique Of uen
Who were slresdy members Of the
club. These sctivities should De IN
ihs clubs themselves He threw
Ila-a words olT s. S warning.
NJ. BroEu coiBcided thoroughly
with NJ Ennelnthis sentiments
b1i thought thss the Council should
recognize the tsct thsi eva-ybod!
hsd the righi Of petition snd Of s
heEEng. Il would Dc polite 70 refer
10 the Military Committee s. the
Ds.1e- vSs within their cognizsnce-
Inst committee could fnd thsi the
tezrs q TIE le4gEs we're goandsss-
4 Ihsl sss the case
NJ. Eunal1th sg-esi thsi every
ooe hsi the right Of petition But
th.s cane from 81 element which hsd
SIMPLE rsprassrtsilon II the AnDeIs-
Eol Cub The American League
hs5 rss-ly so canba-s- b1I that
VS. Only 5 trsc5or otthe club The
ooos.s-f reception Q: o1nnln;cs-
tons Eo- these SOURCES US Csoscs
II tts Government Il Eozld bs DIFF
tts-a-i T these oe, dsi nj have full
representation elsewhere
Attorney General Smith thought
that NJ E1nsl1th's ranzrEs might
De u5sc1as.-1e3- No one had shown
oors S3s-lf! 70 TIE cs-ss than h.
o1t TIE speaker tbo1ghi everyone
hsi the right ID petition u respect
fl ua-ra- s. this ID Tie guns
zs-e ss-f bsoslse i Ess thought
they could Dc vel spared sod would
Be benefit 80 the country when *
shrusi- HEd the American
LasScs hsi tllIsr knowledge q |
TIE tsc1s they night nj bsFe found
s-y1h;og iap-u3eri II thisHe hoped
ibe the would oooe when there
would Be petitions hoo TIE Hu
Alohs Ans sd every o4bs- hui
.E-nela-h- L tbsi you military
pa5ry0 They FL hsTe The right q |
oelEol
Tie rasolcEoo Ess rstarsd 90 ne
MllitEy C'aooiIsse-
Minister DsDoo presented the fl |
owing resolution E0 TIE AnDsH-
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HEADQUARTERS ANSnU9Sl |
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