The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-05

have the effect Of reconcling a
great majority Of the people. They
might congratulate each other upon
the harmony characterizing the
proceedings. There had been sharp |
conflicts between the extreme radi- |
Gals and extreme conservatives. |
Bombs had been thrown across the
house, but there was M dynamite
in them. They should express their
framed the original draft, and SO ex.
cellently as To greatly facilitate the
early completion Of the work He
thought they had turned out a very
! good Constitution. Some people
were still heard saying this Repub-
lie would not last. that there would
before loug be q return to the mon
| archica) system This he could not
believe. All history OF the develop
meut of free institutions throughout
the world was against the possibility
Of such retrugrade movement.
Del. Kahaulelio considered they
had laborrd for the common good
OF all. and could congratulate each
other on the result.
Coup. Bnltc made a few remarks
in the same strain. saying he regard
ell everything "a all right.
Secretary Rodgers at the request
" the President read a statement Of
the expenses OF the Convention
There remained to be- paid wages
aud her expenses amounting to
-. L..
Of printing the draft four times, for
which the bill had not yet been rem
dered, the expenses vi the ConveD.
ton would amount to 5000 in round
numbers.
President Dole acknowledged the
services of the following named gem
tlemen in aiding to prepare the orr
ginal draft: W. ID. Alexander, J. A.
Kennedy, A. >. Hartw.ll, +. Il. Nc
Stocker. 4. i. Judd. &. Brown, l.. A.
Thurston, ". Il Castle. A. q. NJ.
Robertson, ". G. Wilder, Walter q.
, Smith. W. y. Armstrong, &. l.. Car.
ter, II y. Castle aud II. L. Baldwin
The President spoke OF the work &C.
. compiished, saving II was noteworthy
that the actors ia historical events
did not a. a rule, while actually eu.
gagged IN their labor, fully appr.ci
! ate the import auce 81 then work l,
was he deemed work Of q high char
acter. They hal proceeded with
their work IN this Convention rapid
ly, iutustriously aud harmoniously
II gave him great satisfaction that
the Provisional Government, which
ended It's career yesterday, had per
formed it, functions with such great
satisfaction. Many times ia. Gov
eminent had beru compelled to fac,
grave emergencies. Reports that
were very circumstantial had com,
to them ~ contemplated attacks up
on the Government. Thes. report.
had been revived with minute cir
cumstan,iality within the past ten
days He referred To the increas. oI
sympathy with them throughout tn.
world which had succeeded the wave
Of friendly enthusiasm that sweep,
over the United States. They would
Remember tho fears OF n Canadian il.
vasiun last December. and perhaps
III. Invasion had actually begun
There was undoubtedly hostility t.
the Provisional Government IL
Canada for some time, but he hal
= just received a communication frou
. gentleman IN Vancouver calling at
y teuti1n Ia great change in publ,
u opinion there, TIA. press of tha
r country being now entirely in sym
patty with the Provisional Govern
y men,. With regard Ia all who nov
Il stood alouf from them u" would b.
! speak for them an extension 81 tn,
- ri ght hand II fellowship Ia welcome
I their adhesion IL ia: Republic when
II ever they cho-" To JOIN the move
mcGt Ia conclusion the Plesiden
spoke f"elingly 81 the support an,
II cnuliheuc" accorded To himself, q
I which il should he bis end.avnr I,
4 make himself worthy The Prcsi
dent If the Repnblir was only
y public servant.
u The Presidents address WAS greet
u eel with prolonged applause,
4" The Convention adjourned stu
die AT llJ o'clock
:, Mechanics Home, corner Hot.
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