The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-04-27

i wv INHNL WfNiHIHH w WV if'Ni"iaNNfN
- Hawaii
~ have ~ r,ns ~ ne reire % of
msNifs an extended addfesa. ! under
stand THAT tuu aft now ih The midst
~ ihs CLOSING hours ~ busy iesls.
iniito session and that there stui ~.
mains important wnrk ~ BE- done I
have come rather. - thank YOU fof
the hospitality you have extUndcd 20
me and thoso Who are with me. n IL
impossible for me 20 ma words M
enough 10 express the fun measure of
our appreciation n,r what you have 20
generously done. To those gentlemen
who have been pleased 10 Klve utter.
ance 90 your welcome I wish TO ~.
turn special thanks for what they have
80 generously said
1T Is with special pleasure that
meet the joint assembly 81 the Log.
islaturc OF Hawaii. II Is with partic.
ular pleasure have come TO visit
the Hawaiian Islands. FOR had some
little part In the transaction which
made Hawaii part Of the republic
OF the United states OF America.
also had something to do with franz
, ing the organic law under which the
LEGISLATURE that does me this honor
was created.
, '1'o the genius OF statesmanphip OF
one man above and beyond all others.
we are indebted to the fact that we
greet each other here today. citizens
I of common country: l need not mem
ton in this presence the name of Will
liam Mckinley, President of the Unit
ed States. We have produced many
/, great men, and l say that because we
E are an now cl'l]els ol erea' repuo-
/ nc "nu among those "one s'anus
a 'nisner III Tue respect anu esVeeni vi
= tne ,nen VINO owe aileslaive 10 .ie nag
e OF Nie repuphe man "Niia.h 4"e ~
iey' anu l nope tha' III soou 'nne tnere
may urise IN these lasoreo is'unus q
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repuohe IN 'nis moriu'
10 WIN paIeeuia' pressure : au-
u,ess ri' scr " 'ne Va . .ee
ispa'Ne assenioy. 1910 'eais
hou t"e sreae hohoi vi oe,hs "ssoe,'
ateu WIN Tue ia"iiaAers oi 'iie oii,'
ed states. l kno" something oi tne
| RESPONSIVENESS tnae rest upon 'he
4 shouluets Oh ~"ihahihs pouy Vi
terrltorlal, state ana national govern
ments Those who nave preceded me
have well said that you have your
problems. different in some measure
= from the problems which concern
It 'other portions OF our country ~ -
concern sO.OOOoOO of people who con-
. stitute the population of the United
e states that we have our state and
Is territorial legislatures.
y oyybile tho nroblems are different
thev are none the less difficult. Their
solution is 10 he erected in tho Ana
y nai,si, a. on rrorrito.1es in oil state.
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ie 20 49,. 1,a,,,,,Iioa,, Sorn, Of GOV,
II C.pies ~ -. g.,
y eiitieh' 10 not i
$ iha'tei ior vi " Sc ~ va!
D. OF ms outy aiiiius' tiie eoliiplica'eu am
is confusing questions Wnich auuies'
T. themselves 10 consideration IN sno,
" legislative session. IL is NOT posslpl'
u Tor the members TO always thlnk aH'
a. act Alright, but II they exercise al
-. honest and Intelligent judgment, az
is cording to their lights. and comm
De Errors, their constituents will. in tol
d, Grant frame of mind. forgive them.
rs ''What should be demanded of IA leg
at islator always is that he exercise tn
st best judgment that is within him, tina
he shall to the best of his ability ant
I'd in the line of his highest duty, recor'
m his potential verdict.
&c Federal Reserved Rights.
as
" Under the Organic law which W
r, enacted at Washington creating tn
III form of government under which .yo
d, act, we wisely provided for iegisla
as ture. There were some who though
to that we were going too fast and to
e. far, bur subsequent events have md
Gated the wisdom of our action. w
reserved to ourselves, Governor Frea
of the right to annul your acts. ABON.
Ia. THE ACTION OF THE HAWAllAl
ir. LEGISLATURE PRESIDES III
MAJESTY AND AUTHORITY o
THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITE
y STATES. The power we reserved I
~ ourselves to set aside your legislatlV
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