The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-16

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Those reporters 70 to my house ard
enoIoRize 70 my wife for my DEATH
kunihea then moved that further
conaidoration of the resolution which
provides for he expulsion from the
mouse ps ia ny, pos,Ponea pna no
knpibea and several othors ramhled P
while on the subject Of the resolution.
Finally, ,. p. Halo Of Ifilo arose 70
bic feet He had not intended 70 speak,
he said, but he had discovered that the
rofolution claimed that the Judiciary
majority report had heen adopted.
Now that was not 40, ne said The
report merely had hctp fle1 which Was
quite correct, He did not care TO take
sides, confined the Ililo ngo. but this
weg 2 diserspPpsy that spoiled The reso'
sage IEais opens ms Mouth
80, MI. Speaker, = taid Hale IN Ha-
waiiap, / eecopd the motion made by
the Honorable Bhpihoa that this res0,
luton be indehnitely postponed. X
Rawlins opposed the motion. He 70.
viewed thn case az Considerable length.
He said that the majority Of the com.
mittce had not been influenced BY any
one The Advertiser or anythine elze.
The commitfee had found Knpihea
guilty solely on the testimony and eyi-
denee addueed during the Investigation,
which had been fair, lengthy and thor.
oughly covered. 5.l
nlt's immaterial whether The reso.
tuition says that the report Of the com
mittee was adopted or only fled. The
fact remains that the report which Ends
kupihea guilty stands. It's on h;o aud
will remain Of record. IL win 10 into
the journal Of this session Of the house
and viii remain there to the end OF
time, said Rawlins.
81 might rs well say that the re.
port u signed by -four Of the Aye NON
befs Three found Kupihoa guilty. "A
fourth did not sign our report, but he
embodied IN bis good deal Of our
findings and on some counts holds the
mombcs ceniurable. ...
Then arose Eugene X. Ain, 9th
district membef, whose sorrow In life,
a Is claimed, q that the speaker aid
not make him chairman Of the Judiciary
committee, but gave that important and
respqusibie position 70 Representative
kawlipss Ain spoke learnedly Of tho
law He spoke much but said little,
elosing however, with a motion that
further considerations Of the resolution
90 over TO Monday, to be taken ND BY
the committee Of the whole. This mo
ton was ruled out Of order. as had
been one made previously BY the same
member that the house take the noon
recess. tsi w,
twas then moved, seconded and ear.
rjed that the resolution 70 over for
further consideration to Monday. when
the house 1t thai time takes .upf the
resolution a motion to 20 into commit
tee Of the whole for its Consideration
will be in order.
When the resolution was introduced
by Rawlins, Kupihea made an attempt
70 give Il the strangle-hold. He con
tested its introduetion, but his attempt
was futile, for the speaker oyerrnled
his point Of order. Willie Crawford,
who spoke but little yesterday, told
The Advertisof after adionrnmeBt that
he would Introduce y petition signed
by forty .stevedores, who see nothing
wrong about Kupihea and will petition
| fot his retention In the house.
Wording Of Resolution
Rawlins resolution is, in full, as fol
Iowss u & b
Whereas, d. M. Kupihea, a mem
Der of the house Of Representatives
from the fifth representative district
Of the Territory Of Hawaii, did intro.
! dueo in the house aresolution, under
and by the terms Of which 1t was pro.
vided that q special committee Of the
house Of representatives be appointed
for the purpose Of investigating cer.
| tain charges made against the said ID
NJ Kupihea, by Hon. o. w. Ashford
first Judge Of the circuit court Of the
first judicial circuit, Territory Of Ha'
Maii; and
= Whereas, Said resolution was duly
and Regularly adopted, and the special
committee thereih provided for was
appointedj and ID
ft Whereas, Said committee 50 sap
lpoipted has made rs Investigation And
fled its report, which said report has
been adopted; and
Whereas, by. the adoption of the
said report 80 filed IL has been held
and determined by the house Of repre-
sentatives that practically all of the
\ charges made by the said Ashford
against the said Kupihea were true
and ,As
Whereas, The said charges so mad,
4 and 30 found TO be true show that tn,
said d. NJ, Knpihta is morally who'll,
unfit to sit as a member of the hous,
1 Of representatives Of the Territory q
/ ixunihsa Knsw Truth Of charges