The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-28

uuaintsd eth uut nrtds save ss ~.
has them srH0nd handed What would
hr think. 10 ut vrtp ~ Hu to talit"t
MIA and suggest iu that state how ~
conduct affairs there move thni mo
resolution w. adopted
kumhine rccondpd the resolution u
was certain clique b. said, who were
moving this thluF Sow Hawaii hn1
hupoa FOR statehood. tst us nip THIS
thiun iu the bud ~ the political
growth - Hawaii would be- paralyzrd
Emmoluth said. when grantcd th'
privilege uf speaking The conditions
with which Hawaii has 90 contend are
entirely local There IL nothing In va
wall that IN comparable 60 them In the
Golden state Tho best place to settle
the piliiiia of Hawaii is here on thr
Islands. where the delegates are ac-
uuaintod with the conditions that sur
round u.s. The Porto NiCans, under
the laws ~ california, would have po-
utlcaI privileges Which they now do
not have. The condition of things,
wvr" Hawaii TO become part of Cali
furnia would bo even more disrepu-
table than they now are. \ smaller
clique would control things than at
present"
As bad as the politics Of Hawaii
now are, the politics OF California are
ten times worse" said DiCkey More
than this the Hawaiians would have
to pay additional taxes to support the
state Of California The likelihood of
being annexed TO California Is no more
likely than being annexed to Mars
The propositions of people unacquant-
ed with our needs, based upon few
days visit to the Islands. should not
be taken so seriously
PreuderEast spoke against the prop
ositiOn.
A. g. NJ Robertson said that the
resolution was a bare Drained theory,
hysterCal and impractical The state
of affairs suggested would never take
place. The people of California would
have to be consulted in the matter.
Emmcluth said that he was satisfied
that active steps were being taken to
bring this thing about. ITO be fore
warned, is forearmed." Newspaper
education would, no doubt. wean many
of the Legislators from their present
resolution, and the thing would go
through with no difficulty. The trusts
and monopolies would foster this
thing The State of California would
not be consulted. The moneyed powers
would say the people be id" when
ii came to a conflict to their interests.
Makekau said man to whom the
Hawaiians had been looking for advice
Humphreys, was now on the way to
the Mainland in the interests of this
movement. The old Hawaiian saying
when the clouds are gathering, clear
up the potato hills, SO the potatoes
may get a good soaking" should be
needed.
The motion To table the resolution
was lost.
The motion to adopt the resolution,
by ayes and noes, stood as follows:
Ayes-Ahulii, Aylett BeCkley Dick
ey, Emmeluth, Ewaliko Gilfllan. Haa-
heo, EIihio Hoogs, Kaawai. Kauima-
kaole. Kaniho, Keiki, Kekaula, Kelii-
koa, Kumalae, Mahoe, Makainai, Ma
kekau, Mossman, Nailima. Paele, Prem
dergast, Robertson, Wilcox.
Noes-Kawaihoa, Paele.
Ayes, 26; noes, 2.
The noon recess followed.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Immediately upon the convening of
the House, the revised report of the
Maui committee was read. The fol.
lowing is the text of that instrument
in full:
Honolulu, June "a 1901.
Hon. +. w Beckley, Vice Speaker House
of Representatives.
Sir: Your Committee for the Islands OF
Maui, Molokai and Lanai beg leave to
needs of said Islands, and recommend the
insertion of the following items in the
Appropriation bill.