The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-06-27
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utT certain circumstances destroy
the iutent OF cumulative voting.
The amendment lost aud the Arti-
Gle passed intact.
Cmin. Emmeluth asked IL there
should not be a provision for decid-
ing tie between two candidates.
Coun. BrOwu---Tbat is to be found
in the election law.
Coun. EumelUth- Well, there's so
much here that should lie ia the
election law, that | thought this
might be inserted also.
Article 73--"Qualitications Of Nut-
ers for Representatives"
Conn. Emmeluth moved tu strike
out the provision giving the right to
vote to one who has received letters
VI deuization. All the supporters Of
the Government had been provided
for. aud he would oppose opening
the door to any but citizens in the
future. He had heard person say
this neon that be didn't care damn
for the country. he wouldn't natural
i've here IL he had TO give up his al
legiance to- his own country. Now,
anybody who couldn't take his
chances for annexation to the United
States should not be allowed the
privileges of citizenship through
deniZation.
Min. Damon said there were many
good supporters VI the Provisional
Government who would not give up
their allegiance to their native cnun-
try.
Coun. Emmcluth interrupted the
Minister of Finance to say he had
said thai all the supporters Of the
Provisional Government had already
been provided for.
Min. Damon would welcome as
many more good supporter. Of the
Government as would come in.
The amendment lost and the Arti-
Gle passed.
Article - Method Of Voting for
senators"
Couu. Emm"luth wanted To know
why u voter could only east one vote
for each Senator to bp elected 10 his
district. while b. could cast as many
votes for one or more Representa-
liye- a. there we're Ia bs elected in
his dis,ric This might prove a
boomerang.
Min. Smith 1T might
The Article passed.
Article - Qualification. 81 Not
cr- for Senators"
Del. Ablss renewed hi- amendment
81 the dfsi realizing, to Civ" u vo,. to
every man who helped IN Tia. revo-
! luton. IL they were good enough
supporters II the Provisional Gov
ernin-ui on January u. 1888, they
w-r" good enough to vot. for Sena.
tors now.
Del. Carter moved to refer III.
Article with til. amendment To the
Judiciary Committee.
Coun. Emm.luth laughingly oh.
! served that il displayed n good deal
Of modes,y on the part II n member
"f the Judiciary Committee To invit.
refrrenc. Of thi, amendment tn that
co;rmii,es, unl.ss he was in favor
81 il.
The motion carried.
Article 10 Registration 81
Voters"
, Del. Robertson moved To refer the
Who'll. Article To ia" L,gi-lat I'VE Com.
mitt-e. To consider aud report
/ wh"i Their Il might not b. stricken out
! 1t appeared To bc n matter for uTdi
nary legislation, ~ il was all com
posed Of details Of procedure.
Min. Smith replied that this was
one III I'll. most importau, matters
] IN ths Constitution, on which the
integrity Of the Republic largely lie
pended.
Min Hatch offered an amendment
Ia Sec. 2, on "R"gis,ralion Boards. "
Pres, Dol" wa willing Ia have the
matter referred. An election law
was in preparation, and perhaps
some 81 thes" "details might be left
Tor Incorporation therein.
Min. Hatch moved an amendment
Ia See 2, On "Bnard, Of RAgistra.
tion," aud Pres. Dole moved an
amendment. Tn" purport ~ the
amendment n amended i, to -ubsti
'ute the approval II the Cabin.t fnI
that oi the Senate in appointing the
hoards, retaining, except for TIA.
Third District, the requirement tina,
one member shall be the Circuit
,Indg" and another the Tax Assessor
IN Chief, with the third member Al
impartial person.
Del. Ables moved an amend men,
10 leave the whole business to tn,
Executive Council. ], was u mosl
Important matter aud they roulG
trust the Executive Council i
they were going To carry their elec
tions tn. registration would hav. /,
be properly done.
Pres. Dole CAV" reasons for nam
ing tn. officials in question.
Del Ables agreed vii tn I il. reasons
but he WAS willing t"tak- his chance,
with the Executive.
CouD. Brown supported he princi
pie 81 Del. Ables' amendment.
Del. baldwin spoke of the import
ance Of having the assessor On tn,
board on account VI his spe-a
knowledge.
The section was referred to tn,
Legislative Committee.
Sees. 3 aud ! relate 10 meet ings a
the boards.
Del. Emurlurh Thought the tim,
given excessive aud liable to swell
EXPENSES. de proposed an amend
m'nt and then Withdrew it,