The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-06-19

consideration of the reports referred to
them.
The Legislative Committees report
was in favor of adopting Sections :, 5, I
and Of Article Il, referring 10 special
rights of citizenship.
Delegate Ables presented = report,
recommending that the certificate in
question enti,Ie the holder 10 Sens
torial vote.
The words in manner and form
in Section > We're stricken out, and
the word "asm substituted.
Delegate NIvas favore striking out
the six months Limitation and allow
ing certificates TO be obtained at any
time.
Councillor Emmeluth moved TO in
sert, after residence the words
"nature OF service rendered"
Minister Hatch opposed that motion.
Ii would result in throwing obstacles
in the way of extending this reward
to persons who We're really entitled TO
it.
Councillor MeCandleSs sgreed with
the Minister of Foreign Affairs. de
favored passage IS il was.
Councillor Emmeluth did not see
the force oi the Minister'S objection.
Ii would seem TO imply that there
were things done for the Government
which there was reason 10 be ashamed
of. He himself believed that every
service rendered the Government was
an honorable one, aud worthy of men-
ton in the certificate.
Delegate Carter thought il was time
TO put 8 stop TO the ventilation Of
hx- n hn ha1
refused to register, and who was only
present in the Convention st all by
the courtesy Of its members.
Councillor Emmsluth: Mr.. Chair
man, | call Delegate Carter 70 orier.
l defy any mar 10 point 10 word or
act of mine which would give anyone
a right TO say that am unfaithtul 10
the cause OF annexation, and l will
match my physical strength with any
man who repeats the inslnuatlon.
The Chairman said that all person.
aliiies should be avoided in the dis
cu>siOn before the Convention.
Councillor Emmeluth's amendment
was lost, aud the section PASSED as IN
the draft
Sections and passed.
Section ) of Article Is, concerning
naturalization, was then taken up and
passed.
The report on Article IS recon-
mends the insertion OF the words ''sine
die" after "sdjOuru," in the first par
sgraph.
The Article was adopted as amended.
Section ! OF Article 30 was adopted
SIS in the draft.
The Committee report on Article
IS, Section !, relating 10 the Council
OF State, recommends the Section
pass as in the draft, with an additional
provision that members Of the Exec
utiye Council might take part in the
Iroceedings OF the Council without
the power TO vote.
The Section was passed Is recon-
mended by the Committee.
The same Committee report on Sec
ton 5, Article a., relating TO sittings
of Registration Boanis, recommend
ing the addition Of s provision that
the final meeting shall be not less
than p days prior TO the first election
held under the Constitution. The
Section passed as amended.
The new section Section - Article
a. providing thst the boards of reg
istrstiou shall keep record, was then
taken up snd adopted.
Article loo, relating TO the oath,
was taken up and adopted SIS in the
draft.
Section OF Article S5 was taken up.
The committee recommend in line
two sitter the word president the
insertion OF the wonis ''before six
months from the expiration of his
term
President Dole moved the words
prior to- be substituted for "from."
Carried, and the amendment adopted.
The committee also recommend in
the following line the insertion of the
words ''unless the legislature is in
session.
The amended section then passed.
At L 10 the com mittee rose and re-
ported and asked leave TO sit again.
The report vss adopted.
Councillor Smith stated that he
was requested 10 invite the committee
TO attend the open meeting of the
American League st which Mr..
Thurston was 10 speak.
The President announced the fol-
lowing Special COMMITTEES on woman
suffrage: Messrs- Wilder, Damon,
Horner, hauhsne, 4. s. Wilcox, c.
Brown and D. B. Smith.
Notice Of meeting OF ommittees.
Delegate Baldwin ssid be hoped the
members OF the Convention would
come here ST II O'Clock Saturday, as
there were matters Of Importance TO
be discussed.
At l2-21 the Convention adjourned
until 10 s. m Monday.