The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-01-22

$1,000 for the necessary expenses of the Legislature
Of 1878. Report adopted.
Mr.. Carter introduced the following amendment
TO Article of the Constitution:
Article l. God hath created all men free and equal,
and endowed them with certain iualienable rights
among which are life liberty, and the right OF &C.
quiring possessing and protecting property and Of
pursuing and obtaining safety and happiness.
Mr. Nawahi moved its adoption. Mr. Aholo
moved to indefinitely postpone, which was put TO
vote and carried. Ayes, IS; noes, Is
Mr. Carter introduced the following amendment
to Article of the Constitution:
Article 4. All men shall have the right, IN an or
DERBY and peaeable manner to assemble, without
arms, to consult upon the common good; TO give
instructions their Representatives, and TO petition
the King or Legislature for redress Of grievances.
On motion of Mr., Komoikehuehu, Indefinitely
postponed By vote of 81 ayes. 10 noes.
Mr.. Carter introduced the following amendment
to Article 20 Of the Constitution:
Article 20. The supreme power Of the kingd ON
in its exercise, is divided into the Executive Legis
lative and Judicial, and officer of the Executive
or Judicial Departments shall ever be 3 member Of
the House Of Representatives.
His Ex. A. F. Judd moved to amend by striking
out the words q Executive OF" aud the letter IS
from departments. Amendment adopted, and pro-
posed amendment amended adopted by unani
Mr.. Carter then introduced the following amend
ment to Article 20 of the Constitution
Article 80 The King. by aud with the advice Of
his Priyv Council has the power to make Treaties.
Treaties involving changes in the tariff or in any law
of the Kingdom shall be subjected for approval 20
the Legislature
tins King appoints Public Ministers, who shall be
commissioned, accredited, and instructed agreeaby
10 the usage and laws Of nations.
On motion OF Hon. D. Kalakaua, indefinitely post
poned.
Mr. Carter introduced the following amendment
TO Article 80 of the Constitution
Article 81 The Legislature shall have authority TO
punish By Imprisonment, not exceeding thirty days,
every person, not member who shall be guilty OF
disrespect to the Legislature, by any disorderly
confrmptuOus behavior in its pTesenee who shall
threaten harm 10 the body or estate OF any OF It's
members for ANYTHING said or done in tile Legisla-
ture, who shall assault any of them therefor, or
who shall assault arrest any witness or other
person ordered to attend the Legislature in bis way
going returning, or who shall rescue any person
arrested By order OF the Legislature.
Motion to adopt amendment put to vote and lost.
Ayes, 4; noes, 80.
Mr. Carter introduced the following amendment
TO Article Is OF the Constitution:
Article 65. The Supreme Court shall consist of
Chief Justice and not less than two Associate jus
tees, any Of whom may hold the Court.
The Justices of the Supreme Court shall hold their
Offices during good behavior, subject to removal
upon Impeachment; and shall at stated times
ceiye for their services compensation, which shall
be diminished during their continuance in Office.
Provided, however, that any Judge Of the Supreme
Court, or any other Court OF Record, may be
moved from office for mental or physical inability,
by 4 concurrent resolution of two-thirds of both
branches Of the Legislature.
The Judge against whom the Legislature may be
about TO proceed shall receive notice thereof, ac
cOmpanied by a copy OF the causes alleged for his
removal, ST least ten days before the day which
the Legislature shall act thereon He shall be heard
before the Legislature.
Mr. Kaukaha moved 10 indefinitely postpone.
Mr.. Carter moved TO amend by inserting after the
words "both branches of the Legislature the
words land the approval of the King"
Motion to indefinitely postpone put TO vote and
lost Amendment of Mr.. Carter passed, and pro-
posed amendment as amended accepted, by vote
of 81 ayes to noes.
Mr. Carter introduced the following amendment
10 Article II of the Constitution:
Article II. The King, by aud with the advice OF
his Privy Council appoints the Justices of the Su
preme Court, and all other Courts Of Record; their
salaries are fixed by law
Mr. Kaukaha moved to indefinitely postpone.
Mr.. Carter moved to amend BY inserting after the
words with the advice" the words " aud con-
sentn
Motion to indefinitely postpone put to vote and
lost Amendment offered by Mr.. Carter then passed,
and proposed amendment as amended adopted, bya
vote of 20 ayes to IA noes.
Mr. Carter introduced the following amendment
to Article 70 of the Constitution:
Article IS All bill or resolves for raising revenue
or calling for any expenditure Of the public money,
shall originate in the House of Representatives,
after due consideration OF the revenue and expendi
for the two preceding years, and the estimates
of the revenue and expenditure of the two succeed
ing years, which shall be submitted 10 them BY the
Minister Of Finance; but the House of MOBILES may
P biils. u 'O"eu III u O''''
On motion, adopted by unanimous vote of SO
ayes.
Mr. Judd moved that a Committee of five be ap-
pointed TO wait His Majesty and inform him that
the Assembly is ready to be prorogued on Saturday,
the 18th inst.
Motion carried, aud the President appointed the
following Committee: Messrs. Judd, Kipi, Lonoaea,
kaiue, Kapunai.
On motion Of His Elk A F. Judd the following
Revisory Committee appointed by the Presi-
dent His Ex- A F. Judd, j. o. Carter, z. Poll
His Elk. A. f. Judd moved that the Secretary be
instructed TO embody the whole of Article p OF the
Constitution amended, an amendment to the
proposed amendment of that srticle offered by
the Judiciary Committee on the 18th inst Motion
adopted.
Mr. Aholo moved that the Committee on Ac.
counts be authorized to draw upon tue Minister Of
Finance for such moneys as have been appropriated
the necessary expenses of the Legislature of 1913
Motion adopted. Assembly adjourned.
Ninth DAY. Jan. 18th.
The Legislative Assembly met at the Court House
pursuant to adjournment, the 18th day Ct JAM at 10
o'clock AN. Prayer by the Chaplain.
Hon. Mr.. c. H. Judd, Chairman of Committee to
wait upon His Majesty, and inform Him that the
Legislature had finished its business, reported that
it would please His Majesty prorogue the Assem-
bly, Oh Monday the Goth day Of January, u o'clock
noon Report adopted.
Hon Mr.. 8. Kipi moved reconsideration of the
vote taken the proposed amendment to Article 43
of the Constitution. motion carried.
Proposed amendment to Article 43 of the Constitu-
ton, was then considered.
Hon. Mr.. Hitchcock moved tn amend by inserting
after the words required of them the words
" consistent with the Kings honor, and the good of
the public service"
His Fx c. R. Bishop moved to amend by striking
out the words " required Of them" Amendment ac-
cepted.
Amendment of Hon. Mr.. Hitchcock. amended
was put vote and carried, and Article +S as
amended was adopted by a unanimous vote of SO
Ayes
Hon. Mr.. Carter, Chairman Of Committee on Ac-
counts stated that there several bills presented
to the Committee, account of the preparations at
Kawaiahao Church, consequent upon His Majesty
taking the Oath of Office, and they little
Of the general order Of bills, he wished have the
consideration Of the House on them.
His Ex. C. R. Bishop moved that the same be paid
by the Committee Accounts and considered
part of the expenses of the Legislature of 1878, which
was put to vote and carried.
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