Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-12-12

III the Bulletin speaks the truth.
and | believe II does (more enthus.
iastiC demonstration mixed with few
choking noises) we at present have no
County Act.
Il do not think It was Just right for
Hatch to go to Washington as he did.
But, since he has gone and is doing
good work it is all right and We must
lose no time in giving him our sup.
port.
81 believe the best reason we car
have for supporting Hatch in his mis-.
sion to Washington is that the Adver
tiser is against IT,"
Here the house roared with delight,
faint murmur OF disapprobatoin be.
ing crowded to the wall. The chair.
man pounded with his sCrew.driver.
There is no good in downing
Hatch" continued Quinn.
II think there Is a little too much
Breckons in the whole thing, to DO
sure"
Again the house pounded and
cheered and laughed and Chairman
Smith hit the table wildly for silence.
This mission of Hatch's will not
hurt us II We approve Of it," ended
Quinn. He started 10 repeat the ar
gument of the Advertisers opposition
again, but Smith anticipated him by
five words and gave as many loud
knocks with the sCrew-driver. The
crowd knew what was meant. how
ever and food Of loud merrIment
shattered the quiet
Senator Achi, standing in his seat
again. had this to say:
The Supreme Court is here for the
people and II the majority decides .
here tonight the court will sit tomor-
row. Mr.. Stewart says the lawyers
want their fees but guess Mr. Thurs
ton and Mr.. Stewart and Mr.. Achi will
act without retainer.
No other lawyer Is willing TO take
II, will fight for 1t. Let us demand
that the Supreme Court meets and II
they won't ask the President to remove
them. and he will do 1t, too.
III the legislature is called now II
will do its duty. Everyone wants a
County Act. believe that the investi-
CATION by the grand jury was a good
lesson for them"
Here Markham made a rush for the
center OF the house and raised his arms
In flourish to assist eloQuence. He
was talking of the subject and his
words were drowned Growing too
eloquent he was removed by police
man, still talking against the roar OF
the multitude.
Moron, socialist, followed. II was
sometime before the assembly let him
speak.
rs this mob or a descent gather
ing of American citizens?" cried thu
speaker, Moron endorsed the resolu-
tions and did not believe in discredit.
ing the Hatch mission.
Discussion followed as to the meth
Cd of voting on resolutions and amend
ments, their proper order during
which Stewart declared there was
scheme to put Delegate Kuhio and
the Governor In false position and
1t was the citizens duty to see that the
NN'' ~ NeiN
be approved. This sentiment was
wildly applauded,
Andrews favored both the Hatch and
committee resolutions.
Thurston's amendment was then nut
and promptly and enthusiastically kill
ed.
Mcclellan spoke for the adoption
OF the report as a whole.
John Emmeluth asked where we be
II the resolutions were passed and
Congress didn't act.
Here in the Supreme Court" said
Andrews
"Ntne-tenths OF the American peo-
pie will take us for lot of lunatlCs."
said Mr.. Emmeluth.
The committee resolutions were then
put and adopted as whole, Amidst
great cheering the meeting ended.