Mr. Speaker. the proviso at the end of the first section of this bill. while it does not go as far as Members upon this floor from the State of California would desire. nevertheless meets with their hearty a)proval. The conditions that require such .t Iprovision are these: The Japanese Government itself. we are inllorined. does not desire its cooly laborers. to come to the Iainland of the United 81tates.. therefore it positively refuses to issue lmlssports to those coolies to come to the mainland of Ills oullt y . and no Japanese cooly can leave the home country without a passport. But there are many and large Japanlese interests in H awail. and so the Japanese Governnment leadily grats its laborers passports to our island possessions. So the cooly asks for a passport to Hawaii and lands there in de senqoll.