The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-06-19

arily for special purpose, it would
not be wise to prevent good men
who were helping to build up the
country from taking any part in ma
tional affairs.
The ayes and noes we're taken on
the Presidents amendment, which
carried by the following vote and
the Article as amended was adopted
on a show of hands.
Ayes Allen, Brown, Dole. Emme-
luth, Ena, Fernandes, Horner, lose
pa. Kahaulelio, Kalua, Kauhane,
Mendouca, Morgan, Mott, Pogue,
Rice, Robertson, Tenney, Vivas,
Warehouse, A. S. Wilcox and Young
---22
Noes-Ables, Baldwin, Bolte, Car
ter. Damon, Hatch. King, Lyman,
McCaudless, ID. b. Smith, W. o.
Smith, q. n. Wilcox and Wilder-l3.
Article 81, on "Oilice Holders
recommended by the Judiciary
Committee was read as follows:
SECTION |. All persons holding
Office under the Provisional Govern
ment of the Hawaiian Islands, at the
date Of the PRONUNCIATION Of this
Constitution, shall continue to hold
and exercise all the power to them
granted until such office shall be.
come vacant.
SECTION 2. All commissions issued
by or under authority OF the late
Monarchy, or Of the Provisional
Government of the Hawaiian Isl.
auds, are hereby declared to be
vacated, null aud void from aud
after the FIRST day of September, A.
ID. 1894. unless cancelled prior to
that date.
Min. Smith moved to amend by
putting Every person" instead Of
"All persons" Lost.
The Article passed.
Article "a, on Majority Rule"
recommended by the Legislature
Committee, was read as follows:
The approval, concurrence, con.
sent, advice, agreement or action OF
the Legislature or either house
thereof, or Of the Executive Council
or Of any Board Of Registration or
other public Board, shall not for its
validity require the assent VI more
than a majority, unless otherwise
herein required; but in respect Of
the Executive Council such majorit y
shall he required to include the
President"
Coun. Emmeluth wanted To know
how much power the Council Of
State should have under this Arti.
clio.
Cnuu. Brown Uu Legislative Com.
mittee)-You left that out.
Min. Damon said the Constitution
made the Ministers responsible
Under this Article the the advice Of
the Ministers was null without con.
currence Of the President. Thi.
wOuld r"duc. the position OF a Min,
is'or to that Of mere clerkship. II
Ministers were TO he more clerk,
they could not justly be- held res
pousiblr.
Pres. Dole held that the Presiien,
was the responsible party under tbi.
Constitution, which 1T the same time
restricted him To- u large degrc,
moro than the President Of tn,
United States. II n majority %
Ministers could override the Presi
dent il would be, as newspape,
remarked the other day, having liv,
Presidents instead Of one.
Coun. Emmeluth moved TO insert
cor Of tho Council of State" ate
Executive Council"
Carried aud the Article 50 passed
Al ll:55 the crmmittee of tn,
whole took recess till l:3O.
AFTERNOON SESSION,
, COMMITTEES Of the whole resume
at lao
Article - -"No Public Aid To Sec
tartan ar Private Schools" recon-
, mrndcd by the Judiciary Comm,
toe, Was read as follows:
From aud after December thirty
first, 4. ID. 1888, no public none
shall he appropriated nor publ
laud conveyed to or for the supper
| or benefit Of any sectarian, denom
} national or private school, nor an
school not under the exclusive coH
: troll Of the Government.
' Min. Smith objected to the lin
tation Of exclusive control" ii
. moved to strike out the words ate
private school," and insert in the
. stead, mot under the supervision ,
"A control Of the Government Their
= were private schools that were doin
v work that could not be done by I'll
Government schools, aud it woul
t. be unjust to require that the:
should be PLACED under the exclusiy
/ control Of the Government.
t. Del. kahaulelio was in favor ,
g the committees draft. All that al
!. Of these private schools required
e get public aid was To come und'
u control Of the Board Of Education
4 Coun. McCandless hoped III
amendment would not pass, as
q took the meat out OF the Articl
! The mover was favoring those WI
e wanted to help private institution
II out Of the public treasury, II
~ speaker had been here ten years au
i had noticed that it was dig, iii
year after year, different denomin
L. tinns striving who should get Il
T. most out of the treasury,
20 Del. Carter, while this matter "
under reference, had investigate
% the question Of schools that wnu
S he effected by this Article, The
l. were just five. When the Kanlell
meha girls school would he starte
u it would be doing work such as /
If Kawaiahao Seminary had been d
T. lug, The speaker took up the d