Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-18

ItJDi' VI ltrts veal H. NTt are NcNN
gisi e entertain -iait7TsN
-d-. nEni,t9r. Mr. -iti-rrsn. e Is
Tef: easy fer the gentleman e az
that, DIT he Knows very well that
when these princes and potentates ana
other dignitaries appear there at Ho-
nolulu they expect to receive consider.
alton according 20 their rank and
/ dignity. and ! have no doubt If they
should appear at the gontlcman's own
city the gentleman would turn ont.
perhaps. and lead the band In a pro.
cession in their honor
Mr.. Payne. II he did he would not
ask for an appropriation.
Mr.. Fitzgerald Mr.. Chairman. let
me suggest that the gentleman from
/ New York stopped at Honolulu, and
they turned out and gave him a very
fine reception
Mr.. Hamilton. Which gentleman
J from New York;?
Mr. Fitzgerald. The other gentle.
man from New York suggests that the
gentleman from New York who has
just been interrogating me appeared
ut Honolulu. and they turned out and
gave him a very warm and expensive
reception.
Mr. Payne. That was done by prl.
vatc citizens, There was no appropri.
alton for that.
Mr. Hamilton. But | understand
that the gentleman from New York
tMr. FitzgeraldD calls the gentleman
a potentate.
MIR. Payne. oh. never reply to any
names that anybody calls me. u.augh.
teri
Mr.. Fitzgerald. That was an official
4 reception that he received. and the
governor was put to considerable OK.
pense in entertaining my colleague
from New York.
The Chairman. The question Is on
agreeing to the committee amend.
ment.
The question was taken, and the
amendment was rejected.
The Chairman. The question is now
on the next committee amendment.
striking out the words three thousand
five hundred" and inserting In lieu
! thereof the words "four thousand"
The question was taken; and on n
division demanded by Mr. Hamilton)
there were-ayes 81. noes ~.
so the amendment was agreed TO.
The Clerk read as follows:
Insert as a new paragraph the
following:
Sec. II. That all laws and
| parts of laws, whether federal or
territorial. in conflict with this
act are hereby repealed"
Mr.. Mann. Mr.. Chairman, I will ask
the gentleman from Michigan II there
is any necessity for that? A repeal
ing section ought not to be In the bill
unless there is reason for 1t.
Mr.. Hamilton. do not think there
is any reason for IT.. ,,,i
Mr.. Mann, This is a bill anendlnl
an act II there are. ANY laws incon
slstent with It, they will be repealed
by implication. think It is unsafe to
put those provisions In unless Their,
IL reason for-it.
The Chairman. The question is OF
agreeing TO the amendment.
The question was taken, and the
amendment was rejected
Mr.. Hamilton. MIR. Chairman
move that the committee do now ris'
and report the bill With amendments
TO the House. with the recommends
ton that the amendments be agreed L
and the bill az amended do pass.
The motion was agreed to.
Accordingly the committee rose
and Mr.. Olmstead, Speaker pro ten
pore, having assumed the chair, Mr.
Fuller, Chairman of the Committee o
the Whole House on the state of III,
Union, reported that that committe,
had had under consideration the bill
s. 1850, and had directed him to re
port the same back to the House with
sundry amendments, with the recon
agreed TO and that the bill as amend
ed do pass.
Mr.. Hamilton. Mr.. Speaker. ! mov'
the previous question on the bin ant
all amendments thereto to final pass
age. ser
The previous question was ordered
! The Speaker pro tempore. Is {
second vote demanded on any amend
ment? (After a pause) If not, th'
votes will be taken en- gross. TIL
question is. on the amendments.
The amendments were agreed to.