The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-06-05
MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS.
ARTICLE S9.-CoNsr1TuTIoN SUPREME LAW.

tuition promul gated the 9TH day of July 1884, and
all other constitutions at any time the Supreme Law
in the Hawaiian Islands hereby expressly abrOgated
and are declared to be null and void.
l ARTICLE 90-ExsTING LAWS RIGHTs CONFIRMED
All statutes and enactments in force in the Hawaiian
Islands at the time this Constitution takes effect, not
inconsistent Herewith and all rights actions proSecu
TONS Judgments and contracts then existing and valid
8 shall continue if this Constitution had not been
adopted unless the same inconsistent with this,
Constitution are herein specifically abrogated. Oh
are otherwise herein provided for.
l ARTICLE 91-ALL COMMISSIONS VACATED
All commissions issued by under authority of the
late Monarchy or of the Provisional Government of
Hawaii are hereby declared to be vacated null and
void from and after the first day of September 1894
ARTICLE 92-TREATIEs, BONDS, ETC, CONFIRMED
All existing treaties and all bonds and notes hereto
fore made or authorized under the authority of the late
Monarchy of the Provisional Government of Hawaii
are hereby recognized, ratified and confirmed
ARTICLE 93.-CRowN LAND
That portion of the Public Domain heretofore known
as Crown Land hereby declared to have been hereto
lore and now be- the property of the Hawaiian Govern
ment free and clear from any trust of or concerning
the same; and from all claim of any nature what
soever, upon the rents issues and profits thereof 1t
shall be subject to alienation and other uses as NAV be
provided by law.
| ARTICLE 94-MAJoR1TY RULE
Wherever in this Constitution the Legislature or either
House thereof the Executive Advisory Council. tn
Cabinet other body is authorized or empowered to
anything ma ority of all the members to which such
BODY entitled by law, shall be sufficient to act unless
otherwise expressly provided. w
ARTICLE 95-LoTrER1Es
No lottery shall be authorized in this Rennbic nor
shall the sale OF lottery tickets be allowed.
ARTICLE 96-GOvERNMENT OFFICERS NOT TO TAKE For
EIGN EMPLOYMENT
No officer of the Republic nor member of the Ieois
ature, shall hold any Office or receive anv nav from
any other government or power whatever
ARTn 97.-RULEs AND REGULATIONS FOR OATHs Avn
ELECTIONS
Until otherwise provided by law the President With
the approval of the Cabinet shall have mower 70 rt
rules and regulations not inconsistent herewith for
administering oathS and holding elections provided for
by this Constitution.
ARTICLE 9S.-FRsr ELECTION
The first election of the Legislature shall take nlc
at such time and place. within three months after tbe
PRONUNCIATION OF this Constitution as shall be directed
by the President, with the approval of the Cabinet
ARTICLE 99-TERMINATIoN THE ADVISORY CouNo1&
Until the converting of the first Legislature in eth
special regular session under this Constitution
ADVISORY Council of the Provisional Government of IA
wan snail continue to hold and have power to exercise
the full authority heretofore held by it. or bv this
constitution granted to the Senate or to the Leo
lslature a whole oe
Such convening of the Legislature shall tberebJ
said Advisory Council - ."
ARTICLE l00-OATH OF OFFICERS E1Eorops Avn -.
LAToRs.
No person shall be eligible to be an officer Sena+ ii
representative under the Republic or an elector II
Senators or Representatives until he shall have tLo1
and subscribed the following oath or affirmation v1
DO solemnly swear, or affirm, in the presence Il
Almighty God that | will support the Constitnt;oJ
Laws and Government of the Republic of Hawai- AMI
Will not either directly indirectly ENCOURAGE n
assist IN the restoration or establishment of Nor
arcnlcal form OF Government in the Hawaiian Islands,
ARTICLE 1Ol.-IMPEAoHMENr
SECTION l. ., The House of Representatives NAV i'm
peach any officer Of the Republic for misconJ9ct
mal-admnistraton in his office
"a SECTION a1 z The Senate shall be Court with full
ments made by the House of Representative "a a
+b D. PREVIOUS to the trial of any impeachuE -
Tue senators shall respectively be sworn truly an
partially TO try and determine the charge in onastiI
according to law and the evidence, - ~ qu0s'iO7
tho ohoTloH 4 The Judgment of the Senate in case
tend rber fs OF til the person mpeaehed shall
cation to hold any pace OF bo IrOm office and dsqua