The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-04-18

Weaver. But its unfairness may be
shown more directly. Now, the gilt
of Anahau on condition of its being
closed to the public at shutdown, may
be more fairly compared with the gitt
of coat on condition that it be not
worn wrong side out, a condition that
the donec would probably observe any
way without its imposition; the same
ms the shutdown proviso is pract cally
sclf.imposcd.
"Lcst it he argued that the Terri
tory should not take over something,
peculiarly for the benefit OF Honolulu;
il may be noted that the mayor and
two Supervisors were ut the meetin
advocating its acceptance; urging that
the county he given more authority
over local parks, and pointing out tina
| the county was already contr hrting
both in money and the use of prison
labor toward their 'upkccp. But Of
| course, what benefits Honolulu locally
! and what attracts visitors to Honolulu,
and so to the volcano, to llalclkala
to Haualci. helrs Hawaii nci; aud lilo
noluu also contributes toward til.
things which the legislature gives to
l
other places and which are in no di
rect benefit to lICnolulu Yet, most OF
all, the place is to honor n princess OF
all the Hawaiian people throughout the
Islands, throughout tae world MONO
iulu only happens TO NC '"e P'"ee W
'ho Hou""'""
Approved by Hawaiiars.
Considerable was said against tn
dcad hand of Clcrhorn' Speaking dow.
through the wears TO deny men tn,
endowment of Ainahau by night. Her
wos another arrumcnttm ad hominem
addressed to men, prciudiccs and no
to their reason. Dead hands are II
source of terror or rcyuls on, so lon;
ms they are bcnifcent dead hands. W
might lust rs well vent our wrat
against the dead hands of Kamcha nehi
the Great and of Kamchamcha I'll i,
, Hawaiian political history and liberty
tbc dead hand of Beruicc Pauah
. B,shop. in education and other goo
works. Of Lun,lilo. !. b. AthCrton AM
Mother Castle in charity, all hands still
fe't her, in Hawaii. The Liliuokalau
Trrst provisions may also be mcntio,
| cd in This connection. No Hawaiian.
b, that | knnv of-and they are the pee
. ple who should h, mainly Interested
J. have been heard to oppose this IT o
4 Ain b,u for re son of any 'dei
/. hand. or otherwise. while the lcqdiu
i Hawaiians of the country, tie Queer
g and the Delegate, are strongly for il
;. nccoptance.
t CAS- to the acceptance of the gil
h bcirp unconst tutionnl, as inconsiste-
It with the Icgislature's prcrogative {
It police power. some of us do not agrC
o with Judge Humphreys. and so long
d we can never have the gift withor
tryinr to accent il and then testin
IL INV onestion of mower bv means of II
" only branch of government that shoul
} have that right, ,tha Judiciary, "
Is should not urge the Legislature to /
10th lawmpker and court rnd Jury
e. advance. 1t would SEEM however, thi
1t the legislature, which by it's poll,
|y power may make rclsonalln re tri
lie lions as to the use of property, shou
10 also have the right to accept propert
Sc with reasonable restrictions nttache
Iy At MI events. so far as the power
he bind future legislatures is conccrne
ly any argument ON that Phase may
y disposci of bv resort TO the cover