The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-06-27
AFTERNOON SESSION.

senators, was READ.
Mr.. Ables offered the following
amendment TO article IS:
provided, however that these quail
fcations, other than educational. shall
not extend to those persons who shall
have received from the Government the
Certificate of citizenship heretofore
mentioned in the constitution Article
II, Section g."
Article and amendment referred to
Judiciary Committee.
Article IS, "Rcgistration OF Voters, ="
was read by sections.
Mr.. Robertson moved to refer to Leg
islative Committee.
Minister Smith objected, but he
thought an amendment might improve
it, He thought Circuit Judges should
g be required to serve on registration
y ards.
Robertson's motion was lost.
The second section, Registration
Boards" was read.
Mr.. Hatch moved to strike out Circuit
Judge.
The President moved to strike out all
provision for the appointment OF the
first registration board.
The full amendments provide that the
boards shall be appointed by the Presi-
dent, with concurrence of yhe Cabinet,
to consist of Chief Tax Assessor and at
least one other competent person.
Mr.. Ables moved to leave the entire
matter to the President and Executive
Council. We had men we could trust,
and he thought it best to leave the mat
ter in their hands. He would prefer
taking his chances with the appointees
of the Presidents than with lot OF Tax
Assessors.
Mr.. Brown concurred.
Mr.. Baldwin thought the knowledge
possessed by the Tax Collector in Chief
made it desirable that that official be
placed on the boards.
On motion OF Mr.. d. b. Smith, Section
2, with the amendments, was referred
to the Legislative Committee.
Section 3, "Tima of Meeting" was
read and passed.
Sections A. and 6 were read and
adopted.
Section Z, Examination of Appli.
cants," was read and adopted.
Section s, Powers of Board" was
read and passed,
Section 8, Perjury" was read and
passed.
Section 10, Summary committal fol
perjury was read and passed.
Sections II and 10, challenging
were read and adopted.
Sections 10 and IA, appeal from
Board" were read and passed.
Section 10, Notice to board of decis
ion," was read and passed.
Section IS, Status of person regis
tered during appeal" was read anC
adopted
Section II, "Notice of Meeting" wa
read and passed.
Section IS, Time of Registering wa
read and adopted.
Section 10, COPIES of Register to b.
sent to Inspectors of Election" wa
read and passed.
Section 20, INSPECTORS not to chang
registers" was read and adopted.
Section 81, Correction of Register,
was read and passed.
Sections % and 90, relating to th
same, were read and likewise adopted
The article then passed as amende
and referred.
Council of State, Article n, 'Hoy
Constituted" was read by sections.
Sections 1 and . passed.
Section 3, "Term of Office" passed.
Section 4, "Vacancies-how filed,
was read and adopted
Section 5, Qualifications of mem
bers," was read.
The President thought it might b
desirable to appoint at some time ma
ineligible to the Legislature. If tn
words cor appointed remained TIL
would be impossible. There is no ques
ion but what there might be JaEanes
or a Chinaman whom it would be desi
able to have in the Council of State. l
Hong Kong Cinnamon were admitte
into the Councils of State, and it migf
be done here to great advantage.
Mr.. Morgan agreed with the Presiden
The Chinese would not be given til
franchise, but they must have som
representation in the Government
Such a man as Mr.. Goo Kim, and other
would be great benefit in that
would give large population represent
alton.
Mr.. Hatch moved an amendment
make Legislators eligible to the Counc
of State.
Amendment aud section passed.
Section g. Powers Of Council {
State." was read and passed,
Section 7, relating to the same, WI
read.
Mr.. Brown moved TO strike out sc!
cept impeachments" and make that o
Tense pardonable by the President an
Cabinet.
The President opposed this
The motion Was lost and sectlC
passed.
Section &, Advisory Powers all
passed.
Section o, Time Of Converting" wi
read aud adopted.
Article n then passed AS amended.
Judicial Power" Article ~ ~
read and passcd.
Article ~, supreme Court - IL
peschmeut Removal Sections ],
and 3, We're read aud adopted.
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