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MATL0CK AND BAILEY
THE FORMERS LETTER no bis
SELL GIVEN IN FULL.
The clark Chairman Censures Mr..
Bnilcy for His Fight on MIR. Clevc-
land, DubbInE Him "Thc Pupu-
list COngrcssmun'--Op

Fort Worth Texas February IA re-.
porter Of The Post called on the Hon a.
l.. Maddox and asked him II the statement
made by Congressman Bailey IN regard
TO a letter TO Mr. Blsseu was correct and
If he had any objections to giving the date
of the letter He replied that the letter
was written on the 22d day of November
1898. and that Mr. Baneys quotation from
the letter was correct SO lar as it went
The only objection he had to the statement
is that Mr.. Bailey did not glve all Of the
letter. Mn. Matlock here showed the re-
porter the letter press copy Of the letter.
which he was permitted to copy.
The letter. af,er recommending Colonel
william Oldham as q worthy man for tho
position of postmaster, proceeds: 1T Is
true that Hon. j. w Bailey, the popullsi
congressman from that district. will re-
commend some one else with the view OF
strengthening his own political chances for
reelection, but the democrats Of Texas
who have stood by Mr.. Cleveland and his
administration from his nomination until
the present feel that inasmuch as Mr.,
Bailey is now in Texas making speeches
before his constituents. denouncing Mr.
Cleveland and his administration as sold
bugs and tools of Wall street, that he is
not entitled to name who the Democratic
postmasters in Texas shall be.
There a in my opinion going to be "a
fierce struggle in the next campaign in
Texas between She pure democracy, who
stood by MIR. Cleveland and his admins
trat.on on he one hand, and the free silver
democrats and populists or the other, and
those of US who have the responsibility OF
the campaign on our hands must respect
fully request that only friends of the ad-
minstrel ton be placed in Office in this
state.
Il understand that it is not the policy OF
this administration to take sides with either
side Of the Democratic party in this State,
but that it is the policy to heal their diff
ferences II possible. This is as it should
be-, as long as here $ any disposition by
the parties which are opposed to the presl-
dent to treat him with fairness, but when
a congressman comes home and proceeds
TO denouuce the president, as Mr. Bailey
is aJ.ng and declIres his intention to con-
tnue the Hgha on the president and in
favor of free silver, it is time to draw the
line on that sort Of a democrat and ap-
point men who are democrats from prncl-
pie"
"Who was Mr.. Bailey's candidate for
postmaster ut Danlson 1 do not know.
Colonel Oldham wrote to me and
asked mo If would indorse him
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A COMMON lTH.
CataFFh, in One 4, ,
Phase, Affects Mann n I
what ,l.' Has neen Don.
what is neIas Don. . :, G
treatment of the pl' a,d'

ts IT Is not generally ko.-
yaeiess a fact ,6at AI I "a
o pIop.a ., suffer from ca,., AZ
liner III ,s OF ITS many pS a,s',a L
afie ,i,ose Portions Of he NJ 4
,,t w.. !. BY an lndannsS,,,'a
,' ,r,,, ear the throat. "a 'a' ey
stomach, all the Via sae llg
o o,ap involved under I II. q
growth. A'a' rtssle
,, Sa'arrh is greatly pr.,,,.
mate Why It shopls 'i h.i
g explained, but that /, i e = :! 3
Ier r from the disease q toi 81
result of this is the e ,,Iv Ivy
10 'Ieal caturrh as a sp- 80
Ne AZ physician knows ~, $50,
n,n., ''selse ana treats 1t bv y
most eaust!c methods. ~, !! Y
a,,I applying acids 10 n. y. Y.
ana a.s su6jeetIng the patleS, M /. / .
ure truly primitive, ' "
inc catarrhal specIa,ls
Wy MID and painless tr .,' Y.
c.allsts in the country ' w..
greater reputation ~. a.I'
ana BoXell OF this civ. ~ "
o. one of the largest IN r.. r. \.
Iheir mail treatment ests NJ Y
country and patients ca, ~ !.
every part OF this ana s5.,,l \
The experience and ts,,. -.
w. Campbell, a well M nd ~ ~. I
gentleman residing Al =, y
this city. Will be read vi,s =
The following is from Nj, - a. !.
For eleven years r. ", ~
agony from Indigestion AZ n I
in spite OF ali my p5 ,,.- I.
/ grew worse year after -.
e.'t anything without sgbi.'.t.
the most violent pain. 4.
eating q small QUANTITY = !.
in great distress. Nv - I,
blOat up frenusn,,y. ~.
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believe that time was Of the essence OF the
contract Sapbarn treated with BROOKS
after February.
The second and third grounds Of error
nreseut three propositions; First is the
contract between Brooks and Sauborn
such as the Law requires TO be in writing
second. II so. was 1t cancelled by the al
legged subsequent parol agreements IhlTl'
If not rescindcd as 10 Brooks can deicnd-
ants set up that the subsequent agree
ment was In paral to prevent its operating "a
rocisi0u OF the contract under Nhleh 'htE
claim The first question must he am
sv,grrd ia the affirmative, IL Is for the
sale Of real estate and comes literally
within the provisions of the statute. me
second question is the principal one IN
VOWED On this case
The general principle that cancelllng
altering or redelyering the title deeds OF
corporcal interests IN lands does not oper-
ate 10 reyest the land In the grantor Is
TOO familiar to require the citation of au-
thorties There may be considerations or
claims of equity 30 81 Cqse That Will take
10 out OF the general rule
The facts ia this case do not bring It
within any of the exceptions TO the gen
eral rule Nor is there any equity in
favor of plaintiff that calls upon court
TO interfere in his behalf
The right which Brooks acquired by
the contract was not terminated by the
alleged parol agreement but passed by
the conveys nce OF Brooks and wife TO
their daughter and from her TO Thoma-
son.
Defendants have the right to defend
their title by invoking the iiegality OF
the defense set up by Sanborn to their
title. In this case the defendants set up
a valid title 10 the land and plaintiff
sought to set aside that title by showing
.H..H.H o. Dc.
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IyleH IeNaS February CIV. T. I'm,
ieage' a farmer from Dallas coi,nt,, VI ,,,,.
,o y, ,,,,,,. op m The Erwin street jaii tbis
through the mail lie is supnosod '', ~, y, %
,nshhr ana mas threatened the Ne Of oy'
COUNT l,' Judge Logan Of smith con D., Nv
~" GAINS that Losan knows the wbers.
robbed "' 'a5 been
IN Ihe man locked up last night ob,r,ss
VII, me shooting Of Conductor Hard ia, su
and his home rs in Gumer iatrlck
denies the charge. ''N4s' lie
W Parks has been checked ont n, =.
international ,Tl, and Great Northern ao,n ,e
al Tyler and c. p. Wood madc III, u'llte
agent Tor the road here sehefal
Governor liosg has appointed JUDGE u,
g. hutord OF Henderson as specia aIs t,, w,
10 near, near tout eases against smith COUNTY I
The pegro shot at the poor far, oo4 l,.
week Is improving. IN last
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nurgInra ~ Jnckson,illc.

glars entered the residence OF Captaln
w r. Miller last ugGt ANA stole a
watch pair ui cum buttons aud some
small change belonging to ". Z. Deyere-
aux, who was staying there There Is
no clue TO the guilty parties This is
the second time Captain NIlel'R Residence
has been huTslar2cd ana also the second
tme Ia which Air. Devercaux has been
the victm.
Tho rasc5ls cut out the shirt studs from
the bosom ~ Mr., DevereauN's shirt. RIM
sacked trunks and left The house without
awakening q single person,
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Center Texas, February IA petitlon
to the county commissioners Is being cir
culatod and extensively signed asking tb,t
an election be held To determine vEotto,
Center shall remain an Incorporated town
The question OF streets ana taxes is mo
"sltat'ns question behind the movement
10 do away with the town government
For some years past an effort has boor
made TO connect this place with the Hons
ION h"st ana West Texas road at Tenebn
Nothing has come OF IT, judge Drr,,,.
Fel'd now proposes plan which viii bavo
the desired result II carried out. He pro-
poses me issue Of sufficient number or
shales 10 build the branch, eleven mics
winch the citizens are to take accoriin,.
20 their means lie says very truly that -
the road Is really wanted the citizens IN, ,nust :,
pr, p. G swearingen has bought tho
John D. Hooper stock OF drugs AT ' 1--WE ',e
ana viii have it moved here at an ' eartv
Continuous cold weather will be bs,o,
cial 10 the fruit crop OF this section ''''''-
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ness on the docket, and several civil cases
Of seine Importance.
Mr. John u Barr. an old ciuzen 81
Caldweh county. aud Tor several years an
inmate Of the Confederate Home az aus
un. dted AZ the Home on last sdnaay
Ar. Barr was q member Of company n
Seventeenth Texas Infantry, DURING me
war.
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PALESTINE, FrHrluEy Professor
". /. Veasey Of Austn IS waiting ia rhe
city.
Captain Snyder, e prominent c'-ize7 OF
GeorSetoWn, Cos IN the city on als moss.
Bliss Jessie 3iacor1 Of Tyler is visiting
MFs r. 81 Campbell Ga t.fs c-y
The Bl1neabcrz coaee-t company arc
billed Tor a one n-Elt performance In
this ely On THURSDAY. Morca
&eaara J. W. ONuelL ". C. Cam
hel and ". Z. swG left thiH m9sa.a-.
for HeDderggn on business.
Squire Shields of Seaaes la 81 the city
'oday on bushes
Hon. Rufus sander" the cage OF
Rocky Creek, wl leetgre az the orera
honfe in t1ls city Friday. aIarcu Z. Hu
subject VII he "HanH.1g for Once IT,
ysls Backw091a."
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CHAPEL NIL, February 27.-At the
female college nan laHt night Oscar Moore,
the blind cOiored boy years OF ago g,,,1
an exhibition 81 his powers 10 a fa,.ly
good audience. his memory Is remarkabls
Several questions were propounded nv ~
audience and correctly answered.
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Tyler Texas, February 2'.--A man named
wilkes from Rusk committed suicide at
the Palace hotel tonight by taking NOR
phine he left letter 20 relatives.
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LocKHART, February n One Of the
negro prisoners who escaped IN the re-
cent JAN delivery here was captured a
few days ago ~ Lu.ing. ana today Jlrp
DickerBon. the most desperate one OF ne
lot. was rstaken and again lodged ln san
Nothing has beer heard Of Cozser. one
OF the prisoners who escaped with Dick.
ersou and fears are entertined for his
safety. as he had peacaed on Dlckersop
IN The Perkins robbery.
County Attorney COoperwood has gone
70 LuAng 10 prosecute the Cross embez
element case, ana A. b. Storey. ESQ,
went down 20 defend the accused.
Justice Henderson's court u ia sesslop
this week, with but little criminal busi-
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traction, which would t4t-
My stomach and bowels "a,
liberated and inlamed | 4
bear the pressure Of my siA
often pass quantities Of ha2s
els.
For five months before u
Mansfield & Bo1ell l va
FRUSTRATED and in constant pal
night. The last three weeks b.
ins was the most excr1aadrs
my life: had spasms Of fl
pain was so severe / though
stand II any longer. At II
times nay vile became aiaErs
IN the neighbors; thought 10
through the horrible spells
Such was my condition Tai
the Copeland Medical lnsa
m mt. / was relieved aims :
and in a few weeks was e
81 now eat anything | "
pain or distress Of any fi'aI
gaining IN flesh every day
wise an who are suffering Is
Drs. Man sheld & Boxells q
quick IS possible
HOME TREATNEa
our treatment Of patltas (
their homes through symFl
correspondence is as peFie3 =
as our office work. The
and within the reach o y
symptom blank 10 DN u
BoXen, Houston, Texas
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THE HIGHER COURTS,
THE SYNOPSIS OF DECISIONS AS
HANDED DOWN.
RendcrinEs of the state Courts of
Last Resort In Causes Taken Up
on Appeal From tho Lower
judicial tribunals.

D 4 v.
..-,,.s..s. - y Morse. clcrl, Court
looted n. Nue,lul
~ me-, r,,A-,,.-, ~ .rbc .i-
.'-"''
pieme court a=AFt'e' sac ''''o"'"e 'i""-
IONS yesterday:
Charles Dillingham;. receiver, VS. John
s-u.s rr,n Hunt This suit was for dsus-
- ~, -, ,,,,., 49,, ..,.
--'' .'' '''S
ta.n-d 10y appellee Wh"e passenger or
iay train operated Icy appellant. inc main
controyerted ISSUE was whether or no.
60, .f,.-,,tf ,,7s injured AS claimed p,.
''
"9S SIN '.'' ms
The Application Tor a second continuance
vas made as required by statute because
III the absence OF wI.ue-s residing in
the county 10y whom defendant expected to
prove that be mad talked with paintln The
, day after ,ha wreck, tNat reference was
. made 10 me wreck ana tuat p'alh~iU sa'a
. nothing ABOUT 9elns lh.-I'A' ihat ne no
. aeg1 no MARKS M4,s'Las INJURIES tn1t h5
/ R"i hh'WA PA'i4,.t' 'e' a us H'He ""'
'a"t W. W., 'os..'''5 '',' .''''
. pay SlA- V'l'l'y" "'s o.. "'l! Wy va,
w. ~ - - ~ ''''
.rt I,.,.i,,, ana, o,.sr-,,,e5 on the
-,,,,,tl t5st th.. .,.',isnre. was cumulative
, l,l f,r-n.,, ma. 81 WIS not shown thl. the
. fa-s cf the wines. had been rendered
Z TRs materially OF Inc evidence can not
! tsasub.sd.
. Two other witaeas s. testified generally
I 80 A4..n- seen the pia.ati some time after
.ae ;-le-lI injury ana stated tina they
VI. u.- observe uHy injury. Int absent
w..a's7 f" the ".tnth soon ait.t ihe a.-
ss INJURY and hat % gHnFe' alton wish
h.n ne Wound nave ~ 10 iL N
o..'.hN on !ht .saNt 20 NJ "y o.tg'
I "t.-s77 VIZ 's9s't4 1IN ,'l ~ 10 ms
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Hampstead. Texas, February g7.-some
few days ago The Post contained a report
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pctItinn 10 Ahnli.h Inrnrnnrn.1....

INC lodI'otl's' or' sool Tor ram.
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II. b. sanborn VS.. Murphy Of al from
Potter This is a suit OF trespass 10 try
title.
sanhorn and IL. II. Brooks entered into
an agreement by which Sanborn agreed To
make Brooks q warranty deed to the l1nJ
in controversy II Brooks should pinIlsh
a newspaper on section lGs, known as Gid
den 4 sonbora addition to the town OF
Amarillo for the term OF one year
Defendants claim through Brooks ana
allcee that the contract was recorded on
the 2Oth OF March. 1859, and that Brooks
complied with its terms and on the lgtb Of
November. 1889, conveyed the land to them
In supplemental petition plaintln M,
lcges that on the Goth OF March 1850 in
consideration that Brooks would surrende,
all right TO the block a new contract was
made The paper alleged TO have been
surrendered by Brooks has been treated no
the contract sued upon.
Defendants filed general demurrer ana
special exceptions 20 the suppteino,,,,t
petitions, which were sustained bv tho
court The FIRST error complained OF uuss-
tons finding of facts which we viii ma,
consider, The publication OF the paner
was to begin In February. but We do NOT
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The Nelasco Ferry company. with cap,
Ual stock OF 5000 Nod q charter today in
tho Office % the sacretary 90 state The
following are the ilcorpnrators: l.. e.
peEer q W. Angie and j NJ Ferguson.
"l'he Brown DesnoyCrs shoe company"
ot Missouri was today permitted 10 change
ja name 10 Brown Shoe company"
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
Judge Il. s. Lovc,t Of houston came IN
on the morning train ana is registered
at SalEa'F.
puvsl West Esd, OF san Antonio Is IN
Austin today, having come over to get his
commission as deputy United States dis
trict attorney.
whitaker was convicted m the Unitcd
states court today Tor using postonlcc
rnda al Junction city and WIN be som
fenced tomorrow.
The Mutual Life Insurance company Of,
Kentucky paid IFS occupation tax today
tTder the one-f1urth per cent tax and IL
amounted 90 Sl,agO.35,
a. A. Johnston OF Dallas, the eminent
grand senior warden Of the grand com
mandery OF tho Ssue, paid his periollral
visit tonight to the Colorado commanderv
No l. Knights Temp,ar,
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-09
HORT&. MOTTO I.
OF FORESI.usI RI.

Il s.scuatAnss wi.h - F-ov5saess = a
certain " gseAs- reas3s ~ LtsE OFT
PILE zu1 u T. NAMAkA. e. SAMUEL
G. DWIGHT. Trustee. tass.i isse e keE-
xrAxT. 1872. ruesrbci ,E LleSr -. pass
80. a1.les : hsrsoy yvra tasi shr Masf'
Esege ir.snlis g. foree1>e ihz sscac ST. sy'n-
dltlaus broken, g. w11s asu- PAYMENT =
Prsaelp,sl Sn.i Interest shsn tue-
Nome = hkesxs>e sIvaa taat afser tie
sxu5Fatsau q tkrss weeks t7uD s1e as'e
q; this noEicr, the property coeveye-t ey
Ss,i Slcr.aaEg siu b. advertised tay sa.s Fl
Publ.c Aaciior. AZ ihs Aaess1G E2oa. e:
jaws =. AioEeaS. IN Hn-o.aiu, 90
MONDAY. tbs s6sh dag g MARCH. lN3s,
~ II uccG 81 said SAY,
Further psrtscalzrs can b lad q Nn. e.
AcHI. Attorney a. Law.
Dated Honoluig. Feb. =. iS1f
SAMUEL O. DWIGHT Fvustss.
MoussCsv-
This premises covered by ,hs sAii Moyi-
Eacs. CONSIST Of
All tiso<e ureullssss sitnaiei az hsnlaksla.
Houoluiu, Islant u Oahu. and Isoge F.srtl-
caE.r.y described io uvei &c; james +.
Morgan. - sid Lose Opupsle, datet i6ia
Of February, lS95, and recorded IN Lioer.
IS5. page i. containing aa ares 81 2l5-le,0
acre. being part O; those pgvnlisss aes-
cribed in Royal Patent. No. 1895 l.. e. T.
6345. 10 X Iaeokskoi for kslakiai.
mar SIS, div.
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Another Outra ge.

Mr.. H Rlemme has again been
the victim Of the Infamous
scoundrel who poisons the fine
dogs imported by him. 1t will
be remembered that Mr. klemme,
, short while ago lost two valuable
dogs, and last night his magnifi-
cent mastiff King died from
the effect Of administered poison.
King was recently imported by
Mr.. Klemme who paid 500 for
him, and was an unusual fine
specimen of mastiff. 1t is de-
plorable that no clue can be
found to the perpetrator of these
vicious acts.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-09

Mr.. Maurice. the advance
agsnt Of one Of the most instrge-
tive exhibitions which will have
been presented here for some
time past has made arrangements
by which Mr.. Cams. most
talented descriptive artist. will.
In the near future. display
variety of lantern-slide photo
graphs, to the view Of the general
public. a, Kawaiahao church.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-09
LANDS AT AUCTION.

Bv virtue Of an order issued
bv the Court through the Chief
Justice. Hon. 4. F Judd iD
regard so the Case Of WILLIAM
WATSON ct Isl. against DAVID
Watson. there viii be ssid a;
Public Auction. at the Auction
Rooms Of james T. Morgan at Il
o'clock noon. on MONDAY
March 10. 1894 All those pre-
misses situated at kaneohe. koo-
laupoko. Oahu; aud more par
ticolarly designated as follows,
10 wit:
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-09

Mr.. J. L. Kavaiaui Is very uaueh
rated aba bis imprisonment late
j.. Dire things are thresseDsd snd
revrlsiioas are looked for il, esther
the KuoEoa CT HglsEFa<.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-09

The Introduction Of more
japanese labor is regarded hy
licensed liquor dealers as bene-
fetal 10 the liquor trade. by
reason Of the Increased consamp-
tion Of Saki.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-09

There Is trouble IN the Scheut-
zen club camp. The American
e. c. League has. so far, bowl
Ell them out and the organization,
Of the Schsutzsns. are kicking at
their own downfall.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-09

Today Is the silver wedding
day OF the Emperor and the En-
press Of japan. The day was duly
noticed 81 noon by saluies from
the AmeieAn. English and Jap.
anese Sarships in port.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-09

The grass on the premises Of
Mrs. Pratt. at waikiki, Is stated
TO have been set on FIRE aud a
reward Is. further said. to be
offered for Identification Of the
incendiarv.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-09

Al ara psrts a those prvmi-.s
conveyed BY Ssmahameha II
Ia David Wasson. b. deed dated
Dee. -. 1852 snd recoulel IN
Lilser is. p.gss l2T and rs.
Title perfect
DEEDS at The expenses Of the
Purchasers
For further particulars apply 10
WILLIAx e AcRl. Attorney for
the COMMISSIONER. or 10
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-09
Long
Branch
BAT ING
establishment.
E establishment.


This First-class Bathing Resort
has been enlarged and is nov
open 10 the public. Il is the
best place on the islands TO enjoy
a bath and there is no better
place TO lay OFT. Special accom-
moiations for Ladies'. Tramesrs
pass the door every half hour and
on SATURDAYS aud Sundays every
fifteen minutes.
c. j. SHERWOOD
Proprietor.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-09

Haalou a mail carrier over the
Pail route. under va,i .as govern
meats. during the last thirsy-five
years. Is dead. aud his widow
mOnras her lssa
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-09

The sidewalk on Hotel street
between Alakea aud Richards
streets has not yet received any
attention.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-09

Marshal Hitchcock is liable to
hase a long vacation from the
duties of his Office. while on
Kauai.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-09
THE P. G.'S MOTIVE.
More Revolution ~
Methods
AZ ACT TO PROVIDE YoR A coysTT
TUTIoSAL CONVENTION.

Be it enacted by the Executive
aud ADVISORY Councils Of the Pro-
visioual Government; Of the Ha
wsiian Islands
Section /. There shall con-
vene at the call q the President
a convention to fr me 5 coastItu
ton. Said convention shall con
siss Of the President. the Exeeu-
tive AMI Advisory Councils and
eighteen delegates to be elected
as herein provided.
Section 2. The election shall
take place on such day as shall
b. proclaimed by the Minister Of
the Interior.
Section 3. For the purpose of
this election there shall be four
electoral divisions. viz; ID the
Is and OF Oahu, from which shall
be elected six delegates, q the
Island Of Hawaii, from which
shall be elected FIVE delegates. 81
the Islands Of Maui, Molokai and
Lanai, from which shall be elect
cd four delegates. a the Islands
of Kauai, and Nnhau. from which
shall be elected three delegates.
QUALIFICATIONS OF ELECTORS.
Section 4. Every male resi-
dent of the Hawaiian Islands. of
Hawaiian, American or Euro
pean birth or descent, who shall
have taken the oath by this Act
provided; who shall have paid
his taxes for the yearlS93, unless
exempted by law from paving
taxes; who shall have attained
the age of twenty years; who
shall have been domiciled in the
Hawaiian Islands for one year
and shall have caused his name
to be entered on the list of voters
of the precinct in which he re
sides. and who is not insane or
an idiot, or who shall not have
been convicted of felony unless
pardoned, shall be entitled to
vote for the delegates to be elect
ed from the island on which such
voter resides,
Section 5. Each voter for de-
legates may cast as many votes
as there are delegates TO be elect
ed from the division in which be
resides, and may east one vote
for each delegate. or east them
all for one delegate, or may
otherwise divide his votes among
the several delegates.
The required number of candi-
dates receiving the highest num-
Der of votes in the respective
divisions shall be the delegates
for such divisions.
Section 8. The election shall
be hold by ballot. The ballot
shall be printed by the Minister
of the Interior at Government
expense. and shall conform in
size quality and general form tn
the ballots required for mobiles
under the election law of 1890.
No other form of ballot shall be
received. Each voter shall place
figure after the name of candi-
date or candidates for whom he
votes showing how many votes
be casts for each candidate. Any
ballot containing more votes than
the total number CT delegates
apporsioned for the electoral
division IN which said ballot it
cast shall be rejected.
NsPsCToES OF ELECTION.
Section 1. The Minister of
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