The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-10-02

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residing in the Kingdom at the time of the promuga-
ton Of the Constitution if they registered and voted at
the first election which was held under the same.
Fonrtb That he shall have taken oath to support
the Constitution and Laws such oath to be administered
v any person authorized administer oahs or by any
Inspector of Elections
or THE QUALIFICATIONS ELECTORS OF REPRESENTATIVES,
SECTION 81, Every male resident of the Kingdom of
Hawaiian American European birth or descent VINO
shall have taken an oath to support the Constitution
and Laws in the manner provided orelectors of Mobiles;
who shall have paid his taxes who shall have attained
the ace Of twenty years and shall have been domlcled
in the Kingdom for one year Immediately preceding the
election and shall know how to read and write either
the Hawaiian, English some European language Ut
born since the year lS40 and shall have caused his
name to be entered the list OF voters OF his district
as NAV be provided by law shall be entitled to one vote
for the Representative Representatives OF that dis
trict: Provided, however, that the requirement OF
being domiced in the Kingdom for one year lmme-
diaely preceding the election, and OF knowing how TO
read and write either in Hawaiian, English or some
European language shall not apply to persons residing
in the Kingdom at the time of the PRONUNCIATION OF the
Constitutions if they registered and voted under the first
election which was held under the
OF DISQUALIFICATION.
SECTION 26 The following persons shall not be per-
mtted to register for voting to VOTE or to sit III the
legislature namely Any person who IS insane or an
idiot or any person who shall have been convicted of
any of the following named otienses VIZ Arson, bar
ratrv bribery burglary counterfeitng embezzement
feoniOus branding of cattle forgery gross cheat incest
kidnapping larceny, malicious burning manslaughter
in the first degree murder, perjury. rape, robbery
sodomy treason. subOnatiOn of perjury, and NAL
feasance in office unless he shall have been pardOned
by the King and restored to his civil rights and by the
express terms of his pardon declared to be eligible to
offices 6 trust honor and profit.
SECTION o. No elector on the day of election shall
be arrested during his attendance at the polling place.
or going to from the polls except IN case OF trea-
son. felony breach of the peace shall any eector
on such election day be obliged to perform any military
duty whereby he might be prevented from voting,
except in time of war or public danger.
SECTION 2S No soldier shall go to the polling place
for any purpose in uniform shall any military
political organization be marched OF allowed to go to
the polling place IN body.
OF INSPECTORS OF ELECTION.
SECTION 90 There shall be Board of Inspectors of
Election for each polling place or precinct In the King
DOM to consist of three members. They shall be ap-
pointed by the Minister of the Interior far possible
from the opposing parties at each general election In
case of inability failure refusal of any person ap-
pointed to act such Inspector the Minister of the
Interior shall appoint person to fill such vacancy:
Provided however that it is impossible to communi-
cate with the Minister of the Interior in time for him
to make such appointment before the election is held,
the remaining member members of such Board shall
appoint person to fill such vacancy. The several
members of the several Boards of Inspectors shall
ceve not to exceed five dollars compensation for each
day of service actually rendered. Unless otherwise
designated the first person named shall be chairman of
the Board
OF DUTIES INSPECTORS ELECTION.
80 1t shall be the duty of the several Boards
OF Inspectors to attend to the registration of voters and
record their herein required To make revise
from time to time and have charge of the register of
voters in their respective districts, and to transmit
copies of the to the Minister of the Interior to
post the election procamatons at least five days before
any election
To preside at each election to have full charge of
the same, and to preserve order: