The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-11-07

'aehaole, Cockett, Halstead, hnuuseh,
Rice, A. :. Wilcox-26.
Noes-Berger, Muller, Pua, Mccarthy,
Phillips, Parker, Cummings, K W. VIII
OK, Rosa, Bush, kauhi, Nawahi, Baker,
White, kanealii-l6.
Noble Widemann was excused from
soting, as he said the division was a
very bad one
Noble Baldwin moved to reconsider
the vote. Lost.
The section then passed as amended
Section was read as follows: ARTICLE
63. No person shall sit as Noble or
in the Legislature unless
elected under and in conformity with the
provisions of this Constitution " Passed.
Section was read as follows: ARTICLE
%. Every male subject OF the Kingdom.
of Hawaiian, American, or European
birth or descent who shall have taken an
oath TO support the Constitution and
laws in the manner provided for electors |
of Mobiles who shall have paid his taxes, |
who shall have attained the age OF twenty |
years, and shall have been domiclIed |
in the Kingdom for one year I'M
mediately preceding the election, |
and shall know how TO read and
write either the Hawaiian, English |
since the year lS40) and shall have
caused his name to be entered on the
list of voters in his district, as may be
provided by law, shall be entitled TO one
vote for the Representative or Represen-
tatives OF that district, provided, how
ever that the requirements OF being
domiciled in the Kingdom for one year
Immediately preceding the election, and
of knowing how TO read and write either
the Hawaiian, English or some European
language, shall not apply to persons
residing in this Kingdom at the time OF
the PRONUNCIATION OF this Constitution,
il they shall register and vote at the
first election which shall be held under
this Constitution"
The section passed as read.
The following new section was recon-
| mended by the committee Section 50.
| The Legislature may from time to time
enact such laws as it may deem proper tor
| the supervision and control and ideLt flea
| ton of all persons or any one class or
nationality who may be introduced into
| the Kingdom for the purpose OF perform
| ing agricultural labor, and may also, by
| law, restrict and limit the term OF resi-
dence in the Kingdom of such agricul-
tural laborers and the business or en-
ployment in which they may engage. "
Noble Baldwin explained why the
committee had recommended this new
article.
Rep. Bush thought that this proposed
article clashed with others in the Con-
stitution.
Rep. Nawahi said the House could
amend the Constitution, but he doubted
their right to add to it.
Noble Phillips said this amendment
was intended to be the Chinese amend
ment, but it was not the way the com
mittee have got it. They have taken the
meat out of it. He moved that the
original bill pass.
Noble Widemann spoke in favor OF the
amendment. will not vote to take away
the liberties of people who are just al
good as am.
Rep. Bush spoke again, still thinking
anv action would be unconstitutional.
Noble Widemann said that the.
shipped back immigrants from New Yorl
by the thousands.
Rep. Paehaole explained to the Hous
/ that the amendment was pertectl
: legitimate one. Noble Phillips amend
! ment could not be entertained for on
= moment.
ID.
= amendment. 1t was opening the doc
r to some little transactions which the
&. were said to be guilty of at last session
/ When the Legislature comes to tack o
y amendments to the Constitution 1t is Ink
putting burr's in horses tail.
s Rep. Bush moved the previous que
s ton. Carried.
: Noble Phillips amendment was pr
e and lost.
The ayes and noes were taken on tn
: amendment as offered by the commtte
> with the following result:
= Ayes-Cummins, q Brown, Spence
i Peterson, Widemann, Berger, Macfarlan
0 Muller, Pua, Mccarthy, Phillips, kal
e hane, j. M. Horner, Hind, Parker, Mar
d den, Baldwin, w. Y. Horner, Cornwel
u Walbridge, Anderson, Won Tempsky, {
f N. Wilcox, Kanoa, &. Brown, Luca
: Rosa, A. Horner, Waipuilani, Apik
l. Paehaole, Cockett, Halstcad, knudsel
y Rice, A. S. Wilcox-36.
e Noes RW. Wilcox, Bush, Kauh
IT Nawahi, Baker, Kahookano, White, x
y nealii-S.
e The title and enacting clause we
n passed. -,
J. Minister Peterson moved the bill pa
d to engrossment, and the ayes and no
1T be called.
j. The bill passed by the following vot
IS Ayes-Cummins, q. Brown, Spence
TO Peterson, Kauhane, J. NJ. Horner, Hin
t. Marsden, Baldwin, w. Y. Horner, Cor
a well. Walbridge, Anderson, Won Tenn
De sky, G n. Wilcox, Kanoa, c. Brow
if Rosa, A. Horner, Kahookano, Waipt
&c lani. Apiki, Paehaole, Cockett, Halstea
n Knudsen, Rice, A. S. WilCoX-2S.
~ Noes-Muller, Pua, Mccarthy, PHI
re lips, Lucas, r. W.Wilcox, Kauhi, Bake
n. Kanealii-9.
I'd A motion to reconsider was lost.
u. The bill will be read third time
ut Monday.
d. Noble Cornwell offered another amen
10 meut relating to the paw of represent
tives, raising it from $3.50 to $500.
lie Rep. Nawahi offered an amendment
It's this amendment, which was lost.
v. The amendment passed by the folio
be ing vote:
be Aves-Cummins, G. Brown, Spence
a Peterson, Muller, Mccarthy, PhllllI
"a Kauhane, J. NJ. Horner, Hind, Marsdt
OIL Baldwin, w. Y. Horner, Cornwell, W
re. bridge, Anderson, Won Tempsky, u.
all Wilcox, Kanoa, r. W. Wilcox, Ro
We Nawahi, Kahookano, Apiki, Paehao
White, Kanealii, Cockett. Rice, A.
nd Wilcox-30.
Noes-Pua, G. Brown, Lucas, kau
be Baker, A Homer, Waipuilani, ii
stead, Knudsen-9.
nd A motion to reconsider was lost.
he The bill will be read a third time
&C. Monday.
tu- At so the House adjourned.
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