The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-29

EAI the two political factions of the
" Territorial Senate and the re-
suit is as uncertain as is that
of the conflict between Americans and
Filipinos. Here we have the advantage,
however of being able to call time, and
thirty-one days more of legislative de-
liberations will finish the local duello
and the Governor will tell the lawmak-
ers to go to-their homes.
Senator White succeeded in amend
ing rule II, as predicted in our issue of
yesterday. and now he can order his
son-in-law, the sergeant-at-arms, to
chuck out any Senator who might dis
please the great majority which meekly
follows the ring of Whites bell and
says kokua to Kaiue's bah!
The Republicans retaliated by dis
putting the right of DR.. Russell to be
in the chair or in the Senate at all, be-
cause, it is claimed he is not an
American citizen a very heated de-
bate ensued and the Doctor left the
chair three times, but was ordered
back by Ealauokalani and White. until
finally he got his dander up and insist
ed on Vice President kaiue taking the
chair while the political medicine man
took Kaiue's seat. Then White arose
and ordered his flock to table the reso-
president of the Senate. II carried of
ro,,rsa PusssI returned to the chair
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Micii 10y ,v,' anu ~ I'', t.,
hour 1t Is unknown whether kussel Is
an American or not He Is most likely
"nitsky," or he would have volunteered
a statement
1,bo actual b,,eir,ss of tho Sonata
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uuilhS 'h' l"'Sliooh dii'"u'i'SH W 'SI'
little.
The clerk read communication from
the House transmitting House Bill II,
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9sth aa,, 20 Niarob n ,oot
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~ asraat No. n ,n,ar'ria ,inrFe o,,nrpt
int, 20 SS5s ~ he CO.. osida for roads
ia treats - tho Sistrjn, OF Sortb
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nnosuro wos rnf.rre, 10 Tho nubiic
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Bron,,, 80 no,ica of b,s intant,on
70 introGncs 81 he foIlowine hi hills.
81 An ACT 70 nrovida FOR the filing
foracIosinp iimitation and nrioritv Of
chattal mortgngas
80 Al Ant nroyid,ne for tho printing
and circniatidn of hiennial renorts nf
Territnriai offices
20 Az ga % t'i ~ amend sactions 2, and
~ o. on At entitind An act 70 reor-
ganize the Judiciary Department.. ap-
proved the 25th day of November 1892
being chapter LVII of the Session
Laws of 1892
"a An Act to amend sections 81 and
90 of An Act to reorganize the Judi
ciary Department, approved the 25th
day of November. 1892 being chapter
LVu of the Session Laws of 1892"
Under suspension of rules these bill.
were read the first time by title and
referred to the printing committee
Then came Carter's resolution which
made Nicholas R (his real name is
here, but is hard to set, even by a lin
otype machine) feel uncomfortable
The resolution reads:
Whereas II has been stated and up
on information and belief it is alleged
that n Russell who has been elected
president of the Senate of the Territory
of Hawaii, and was elected as a Sena-
of this Territory is not now nor was
he at the time of such election as a
Senator, a citizen of the United States
of America.
Now, therefore be 1t resolved, That
the committee on elections be and it is
to the truth of such information, and
reasonable speed, all matters ana evil
dence pertaining to such Information.
G. r.. CARTER
Senator Third District
Senator Cecil Brown supported the
resolution. which was referred To the
committee of elections for a short
while. Then came tine tabling, while
Senator Cecil Brown took a chair on
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