The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-03
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CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
Twenty-third Day
TUESDAY,, July 3.

TUESDAY, July 3.
The Convention met at 10 a. III,
with a full attendance, President
Dole in the chair.
After routine business Del Kunui.
skea moved the following resolu-
ton:
RESOLVED, That the delegate. Of
this Convention express their hearty
appreciation Of the modesty, cour.
age, patience aud forbearance Of the
President during the deliberations
OF this Convention. and their thanks
for his courteous tact, and their
earnest wishes for his continued sue
c.ss in administering the Govern.
ment OF this Republic"
Del Nivas seconded the resolution,
moving IL DE spread on the records
Carried
Min Hatch moved the sdoptiou
Of the following certificate To the
Constitution, which being seconded
by Del, Kalua was passed unaui.
mously.
The Constitutional Convention,
convened in Honolulu, Island Of
Oahu, Hawaiian Islands, ON the :Ut h
DAY OF Nav, A. ID, 1884, pursuant to
the provisions Of Act ~ 81 the Acts
Of the Provisional Government OF
tn. Hawaiian Islands, entitled, An
Act to Provide for a Constitutional
Couventiou, approved the 10th day
Of March, 4 ID, 1894, aud pursuant
20 the proclamation 81 the President
summoning said Convention to a..
semble, having framed aud adopted
the Constitution hereiubefor. set
forth:
"Now. il is hereby declared, enact.
sd and proclaimed 10y the Executive
aud Advisory Councils Of the rrovi.
sional Government and 10y the elect
ed Delegates, constituting said Con.
stitutional Convention, that on aud
after tn. fourth day Of July, A, u
1894. the said Constitution shall b.
the Constitution Of the Republic 81
Hawai-, aud the Suprom. Law Of tn.
Hawaiian Islands
Done in Convention by uuani.
nous consent this third day 81 July,
A. ID. One Thousand Eight Hundred
and Ninety-Four. In witness where
Of We have hereunto subscribed our
names"
The Secretary read an invitation
from the Fourth Of July committee,
for the members OF Convention u
attend the celebration OF the day on
the grounds OF j. n. Wright. Ac.
csptsd.
Min. Smith moved that the title
be, Constitution OF the Republic oi
Hawaii" Carried.
Pres. Dole then read the revised
proof sheets Of Constitution. slowly
and distinctly, for final verifcation
Coun. Emmeluth, on the first par,
Of Sec. Of Article 10, Letters %
Deuization Of the following classes
may b. granted by the Executiy,
Council" said that in the seconC
draft the power was the President
with the approval VI the Cabinet,
He moved that such be now adopted
Being ruled out OF order he moved
suspension OF the rules, which lost
Min. Hatch moved suspension o
the rules TO add to Art. 27-"Powe
Of Removal provision To em
power tue ITcslueut W cdiI tu
Senate without the consent OF TIA
Cabinet, so that in case OF irrecon
cilable disagreement with the Csbi
net he could have the decision OF tn
Senate.
Coun. Brown asked il this wa
necessary, Two,thirds Of the Senat
could under another Article requir
the calling Of the Senate.
Min. Smith-That is q special SEES
slon OF the whole Legislature,
Coun. Brown said all the chang
necessary then would be To insert 80
Senate" iu that Article.
Min. Hatch said the matter coul
he settled by striking out fe'
words in Art. ~, which would give
little more power TO the Presiden
On the rules being suspended, b
moved 10 strike out the words n
quiring the Cabinets approval Of
call OF the Legislature or the Senat
alone by the President, Carried,
The reading was completed 1
1920.
Pres. Dole called q meeting 81 III
Executive and Advisory Councils
z o'clock.
The Convention then adJnurne
till 4;30 this day,