The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-06-26

c<;nued from second pagel.
40. proyided it be consistent with
idmH,s honor and the good OF the
.ublic service. ,cu;..o =, r;n
Az ~ the name of the Government.
JnAD, 70 the Legislature on the second
p Of each biennial session. the imam
budget, in the Hawaiian aud Eng
3. ssneusges: and, during his tenure
.,s.s he shall not allow any money to
O, - from the Public Treasury,
has not been duly appropriated.
wnan Then. between the sessions of
exSr .;slsture, the emergencies of war,
tne IL rebellion, pestilence or other
MT ra J;sss,er shall arise, and then, not
PAUL. PAUL. the concurrence of all the Cab
Nd Of the majority of the whole
inc me-, Council, and the Minister OF FL
In .ball render q detailed account of
~ -. .ynenditure TO the Legislature.
a. - The Attornev-General shall
,hs LEGAL adviser Of all State officers,
"a the public prosecutor in the interest
. the law, and he shall perform such
cshsr duties as may be prescribed by
At "a. The Marshal of the King
a,n shall be appointed and removed by
ne Cabinet. His duties embrace all
s.s..srs pertaining to the Police of the
T;n,lo,n: he may consult with the At
: sv-Genersl on his ordinary duties,
! ~. in all important questions. he must
- ,,ided by the advice Of the Cabinet,
:. shom he is directly responsible; be
nav be impeached in the usual way or
~ removed also on \ two-third vote OF
the House Of Representatives for cause
noxn.
r. 81. The army and the police
din he regulated by law, and, as both
military and the police forces are
kaSlntislly passive and obedient, they
osenuently cannot assemble except BY
+lIder OF the authorities directly APP
tointed over them.
Art. S.. No person can be an officer
or employee of this Government, who is
moi subject OF the Kingdom. The com.
nensation or salaries of all public officers
shall be fixed By law and duly appropri
a.ed in the budget; and no officer of this
Government, nor any member of the
Legislature, shall hold any Office or re-
ceiye any salary or pension from any
other Government or power whatsoever
unless exceptionally, through the unani
nous assent OF the Legislature. More
over laws shall be made Tor regulating
the civil service of the Kingdom auC
securing the integrity, efficiency an(
stability OF public servants, who shall
| NOT be removed from office, except a
provided by law.
Art. So. Whenever it shall be deemed
expedient to grant Municipal govern
ment tc any of the communities of the
Kingdom, the necessary laws may b
enacted to regulate their powers, right
md privileges
Art. 81. A comprehensive census Q
= Kingdom shall be made by the Min
Nnkr Of Interior every tenth year, from
the present. one of 1890; partial censu
en- be made at shorter intervals, If foun,
necessary for administrative or legisla
i've Psrp0ses.
xI.-THE PRIvY COUNCIL,
Art. So. There shall continue to be
council, called the Kings Privy Councl
Of State, which shall be consulted by tn
in all matters for the good {
he State; it shall consist OF thirteen az
pointed members, serving without com
who shall have and exercis
,nly such powers as are given TO then
ay the Constitution.
Art. 50. Privy Councillors shall b
selected only among worthy and INTEL
GENT citizens, who must reside III tn
capitol OF the Kingdom, be not less tina
IS years of age, and enjoy their civ
rights. The Privy Councillors hold the
position for life, unless guilty of an
offense depriving them OF their civ
rights; and the members at present
office are hereby confirmed in their pos
ton. Future vacancies shall be fille'
within three months after their occu
renee, by appointment OF the King, sui
iect to a two-third vote Of all remainir
Privy councillors
Art. 90. The functions of PRIV
Councillor are not Incompatible wit
those of Senator, Representative,
Minister of State; but no other Cover
ment officer or person receiving salal
iron. the Government, can be memb
of the Privy Council. Privy Cour clio
.-she i've the King advice against Il
98-SnS and laws, or wilfully again
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