The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-05
CONSTITUTIONAL coNvENrIoN
Twenty-fourth Day.


The Convention met at 10 a m,
President Dole in the chair.
Del. kalua gave verbal report
from the committee of arrangements
for PRONUNCIATION of the Constitu-
ton, saying all the members OF the
Convention had been witnesses OF
the works completion, Adopted,
Coun. Brown, in moving that the
Convention adjourn sine die, made
few remarks. The work the Con
vention had been called toget her to
do was accomplished. The Republic
of Hawaii was launched among the
family Of nations. Even their op.
ponents would yet acknowledge the
value OF their work. They had all
come together with an eye to- nothing
but the good Of Hawaii. Nome OF
them had axes to grind. He believed
that they had accomplished one 81
the greatest works ever done IN this
country, aud that the prospects Of
HAWAII were bright for good aud
stable government.
Coun. Ena seconded the motion.
Del kaiua concluded a speech by
calling for three cheers for the Re.
public OF Hawaii, which were given
enthusiastically.
Coun. Morgan said they had been
hard at work for q month. The Con
vention had doubtless had an edu
eating effect. and bpfor. adjouruiug
they should give the silent members
al opportunity Of addressing the
people. He would call upon Me.srs.
Pogue, Mott. kaubaue aud q y.
Wilcox.
Del. Pogue said his fellow dele.
gates from Maui did enough talking
for him, while he voted as he thought
right aud aided IN other work.
Coun. Mott said everybody in
Honolulu knew he was not q talker,
but when IT cam. to knocking down
ne could hold his own with an auc.
tioneer. He came out yestrrda,
morning feeling like a spring chicken.
but went HON. feeling like al old
rooster, Laughter
Del. Wilcox made n remark that
was drowned in laughter aud moved
the previous quest ION.
Del. kauhape said his Legislative
experience began in lS62 II" could
not help !avorably comparing the
proceedings OF this Convention with
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