The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-06-26

/ gr,Ss and vas granted leave To sit
/ again
/ Dol. Rice was put on the Commit
| tee on Legislature in place OF Del.
! Hitchcork. absent ou leave.
Al i:lO the Convention al jnurued
Nineteenth Day
TUESDAY, June "
The Convention opened at 10 a
tn, President Dole 10 the chair.
! Del. kalua presented a resolution,
that the Constitution be prnmul
gated aud that the President take
the oath "f office aud announce hi.
Cabinet un Jul, |. Ha regarded the
natal day Of the United States a.
most appropriate for the bir'h of
the Republic of Hawaii.
Cuuu. Brown concurrsd iu the
idea. w better day could toe chosen.
1t would be another spoke IN the
wheel uf annexation. II uecessar!
nigh, sessions could be held.
The resolution vas adopted
Couo. Met Candless wanted To be.
gin night sessions forthwitb.
MIN. Smith doubted If night seas
siou- would he required at all.
Tue tOuNpntiOn went into Com
mittee uf the Whole, Del. Rice 10
the char. t. further con sider the
Constitution Uu second reading.
Article i2-"Disqusiiticst ious of
Government Officers and Employ
ces."
Coun Morgan moved to amend
I..s ia, tx..l osalaF.nI'
before office" There were officers
not drawing salaries, such as the
President ui the Board of Educa-
tion. who had more pat ronage under
their cuutrol than officers ou salary.
II they we're going to have a clean
government, all officers under the
Guyernmrnt ought To b. excluded
from the Legislature.
Mlu Smith Thought il would he
/, g"jug too far to exclude the Pr-si
dent ~ the iioaru Of Education. G.
, Il. B shop had been President of III.
Board OF l. lGcatjon and valuable
u"mber II ia" Legislature"
. D,,l. Carter supported the aiu"nd
, r"ut they were not making this
Cuu.'itutiuu for individuals, U,t
laying down Fundamental law for
4 %" nation.
lnun Brown MAS ia favor of the
|, lnuudmput
tnuu. EHnuIrluih cited an lust an"e
4 III" rvll proposed to b- guarded
% a.a,usi from the Convention alcc.
7 li"u. l hr vacant seat th"r" tkunu
nh"H'si va. due to ID" interference
II "a salariud officer II th" Govern.
in"ut ~ ia" elrctjOn. III he hal
kept his hand cut, another Hawai-
ian would nave been elected who
|. cOuld attend Ia his dni les.
, Ih" amendment carried,
free. Dnl", referring Ia the elimi.
nation uf cont rartoT- aI fr.t read.
D iug. said th"r" was another item
/ tat her ,Nl lr"ur". That was the Word
!, ""uiulumru;," which might includ.
N"Iy slight ttausm,iuns With tn,
GovUfunrut II. moved Ia strike
uut the word.
Il tuuu. Young muNr,I Il" put wages
II, fpr pay" Tue latter word would
not allow him, a. a Legislator, To sell
- 'uu 81 Iruu 10 III" Government.
Ma >milh said cont racr- w"r.
among ihr iin"-t ways nf rrwsrdiug
-upporr"r. ~ th" Legislature,
u Com. Sr"Wu did not think u con.
tractor should br pIarcd on the
.nur hr-D~ a. a paid servant of the
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Il ,mo cn,,nr.h.rsiy. Tb. furn.l
" ur,,,.,,r nI,,i,,s, ,,uIr tractor, bu
II n,,,rd ,n Inc easily .yod.d.
u D.I R,L.,,snn u,,y.d np amend
" man, ia u,k. th. A,,,,l, read. ~,
l. ,,.,.un hui,Ii,,. uiiiro in ar uu,I,r a.
T. i, nuIhur,,y II ,Le Guy,rum.ut. in
81 ,.lndiuy Nuinrirs Publ, and A.,en,
!" ,u,,k" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. nor AL,
!" th., .Iu,l,,yr,. ,f IN. Guyernmcui
~ .talI I,. ,.,J;i,i,. Il, ,,,,,ti,u Ia m
u ir,,i.lIrur. ar IA hold the po,i,iu,
"' ni An elected uurmher II the same.
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~ DI WA. moved To- STRIKE. ON
u" 'Nrrnr,r, Public" lie delisd auy
~ ,u,, ln .Low how NOTARY WAS a,
~ ,iurl,,r,. nt tn. Government an
- mnI. ibau A LAWYER