The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-06-29

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Councillor Emmeluth moved t
stIike out Sections and 5, referrin!
to location of representative district
and the number of representative
from each district.
Lost.
The article passed rs in the draft.
Article 81. Qualifications of Repre-
sentatives.
Delegate Carter moved to make tn,
Necessary residence two years instead
of three.
Delegate Vivas wanted to make i
six months instead of three years
Delegate Robertson moved IL pas
as in the draft.
Passed as la the draft.
President Dole moved to insert Z
new article, as follows:
"In ca-e any general election shal
fail TO be held, from any cause. the
Minister of the Interior, with the ap-
proval of the Executive Council, may
call general e!ection."
Delegate Robertson moved to refer
to the Committee Oh Legislature.
Carried.
A ticle So. Retrospective Laws.
Passed a. in the draft.
Article SO.
Passed as in the draft,
Article 60. Enacting Clause.
Passed as in the draft.
Article 81. Prerequisite for Intro
duction of Bills.
Passe Ms in the draft.
Article 62. Titles of Laws.
Passed as in the draft.
Article 63. Readings of bills.
Passed a. in the draft.
Article 81. CertIfication of bills
from one house to the other.
President Dole novel t0 strike out
the words "been adopted aud insert
the word Originated"
Carried.
TIE article passed as amended.
Article 65. Signing bills.
Passed as in the draft.
Article S. Veto Of President.
Passed rs in the draft.
Article 81. Failure to sign or veto.
Passed n in the draft.
Article IS. Procedure upon receipt
of veto.
Passed as in the draft.
Article 50 Appropriations.
Passed ss in the draft.
Article 20. Sessions Of the Legisla-
ture.
Delegate Carter moved TO amend so
as to make it impossible for the Leg
islature to adjourn to Any other place.
I. No second.
= Minister Smith moved to amend
Section so as to make it possible for
majority of the Legislature itself TO
call special meetings. He moved to
4 Al. 4. 4 g . 4,
presiding officer of the Senate, when
in writing requested so to do by two
thirds of the members of the sen.
ate" He also moved to refer Section
), with the amendment, to the Com
mittee on Legislature.
Carried.
Article II. Exemption of electors
on election day.
Passed as in the draft.
Article -. Method of voting for
Representatives..
Delegate Ables moved to strike out
all hat referred to fractional voting.
Lost.
Ias,e 2 as in the draft.
Article 73. Qualifications Of voters
for Representatives..
Councillor Emmeluth moved to
strike our the paragraph referring to
those having letters of tenizatiOn.
Lost.
Auer a slight verbal change the art
ice passed.
r-'"l4 "A. Method of voting for
Senators.
..soe,i as in the draft.
Article 75. Qualifications Of voters
for Senators.
Delegate Ables moved to amend by
adding the words, "PTovided however,
that these qualifications, other than
educational, shall not extend TO those
persons who shall have received from
the Government the certificate OF cit
izenship heretofore mentioned in the
Constitution, Article II, Section 3"
Referred to Committee on Judiciary.
Article 76 Registra ion of voters.
Delegate Robertson moved that the
article be referred to the Committee
on Legislature, that it might be made
shorter. 1t was matter of detail ell
tirely.
Minister Smith thought it was too
important to be treated less in detail,
and he hoped the motion would not
carry.
The motion was lost.
Minister Hatch moved to strike out,
In Section ., all that referred to form
ing tue registration boards, and insert
the words "who shall be- appointed toy
the President with the concurre nee Of
the cabinet, one of whom shall be The
tax assessor i'm chief resident in such
ciIcuit, except in the third Judicial
circuit, and at least one of whom shall
he reside nj Of such circuit" tie ealsO
moved 10 strike out the last two para
graphs of the section.
Delegate Abies moved TO further
amend by leaving the appointment of
the registration boards entirely to the
Executive Council.
Councillor Smith moved that Sec