The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-06-02

./HRc !, 1884,

./mc /, 1894
The laborers in the Constitu- |
ION vineyard will be plucking |
ruit for weeks to come. This |
opinion is based upon the fact |
hat it took a dozen or SO men
o prepare the draft as well as
ipon the fact that the members
)i the Convention really have no
precedent TO follow. The Condi-
lions here are different from any
other government in history.
Practically it is a minority of
foreigners framing a document
which shall govern a majority
OF natives of the soil. In the
preparation OF the constitution
OF the United States the repre-
sentatives of the majority labored
in the preparations of Constltu-
ton which the conditions OF the
country made acceptable to
nearly all the States. Some
points were so Objectionable that
the convention almost began
with a row presumably on ac-
count of the very radical ideas
OF few of the delegates, but
those same delegates were will
ing to compromise Tor the sake
OF harmony.
There are some provisions IN
the brief TO be submitted to the
delegates which may be objected
to but as the members represent
one party in politics, and as ii
does not seem probable that the
constitution, when completed
will be presented to the voters
| for confirmation or rejection II
| is hardly possible that the pro
visions Will meet with serlou,
opposition. Some OF the mem
bers who are familiar with the
political workings in the UnitcC
] &c.,. |, -. - tba ,loncf
states may ooJIC' ~ .!iC C Cf tI,
PIoNiGlllS ~ ' ~ 'irC on,ia w. ~ ~
= loslucli' ~; t Ge.a ,"S, ;n.t,o,
congress d u 0eil"toi' ,V IiIou' q;
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