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

ing grounds, namely: Any act or
negligence involving moral turpi-
tude punishable by law az an offense
and committed while in office, in
capacity for the due performance Of
official duty, maladministration in
office. and assessment Of oifice-hold-
ers for partisan political expenses or
being accessory thereto.
Coun. Waterhouse moved an
amendment to make disloyalty to
the Republic or bankering after the
Monarchy ground Of impeach-
ment
Pres. Dole remarked that while
the amendment was patriotic and
creditable to its mover, il was un-
necessary aud obtrusive. There was
nothing in the Article to prevent
disloyalty being taken as a ground
Of dismissal from office.
Vice. Pres. Wilder wanted inform
alton. Was the last clause to be
construed as forbidding an office.
holder to pay an assessment for
party purposesl Office holders he
thought were the ones who should
be the first to contribute to their
party's funds.
Pres. Dole explained that IL was
meant to prevent tbs serious evils
that had arisen in the United States
from the levying OF assessments for
party purposes upon Office holders.
He regarded II as a very good pro-
vision to put in the Constitution.
Del. Ables was afraid the Article
would be liable to misconstruction
that would work injustice.
Min. Smith argued that the Arti-
Gle was in the interests Of clean gov
eminent.
Del. Carter analysed the term a..
sessment and commended that the
Article might lead to the impeach-
ment Of the best Of presidents be-
cause, forsootb, he might have asked
q subordinate to pay so to the cam.
paign fund. He moved to strike
out all that followed the words,
"maladmiDist ration in office"
On a show Of hands Mr.. Water
houses amendment was declared
carried, but the vote was called ia
question.
Coun. McCaudlsss wanted the
ayes and noes called, to put the
members on record.
Coun. Emmelutb did not want the
word monarchy" mentioned in this
Constitution.
Min. Smith moved an amendment,
to the amendment, leaving part Of i,
oil to get rid 81 monarchy"
Del. Robertson feared the dds
loyalty" amendment il passed would
exclude other otIenses as grounds oil
dismissal.
Pres. Dole considered tn. objec
tion we'll taken, IL being . rule o
legal construction that the speciiica
tion Of certain things excluded cog
nate things not specified.
Del. Carriers amendment WAS los,
on the following vote:
Ayes-Ables, Allen, Carter, Lyman
Robertson, q. y. Wilcox, Wildcr--7
Noes-Brown, Damon, Dole, En-
meluth, Eua, Hatch. Horner. Iosepa
Kabaulclio, Kalua, Kauhane. King
McCandless, Msndonca, Morgan
Mott, Pogue, Rice, ID. Is. Smith, W
} o. Smith, Tenncy, vivas, Water
house, 4. 5. Wilcox, Young-25.
Coun. Warehouses; amendment
was conceded have been carried.
Mr., Leo Cooper will give his frs
recital this Tuesday evening, a
: Y, VI. &. A, Hall. The program
To be presented by Mr.. Cooper,
one OF unusual merit. Mr. Coope
has the reputation OF being one Il
the best public readers on the Coas,
Admission ODE.
Willie Hebron. son Of Rober
Hebron. was badly injured yestel
day afternoon at PalaIna He wa
thrown from n horse that he wa
riding bareback, and for u time
was thought he was dead. The Ii,
tie fellow struck the ground ON tn
back Of his head.
I Mechanics Home, corner Hot,
: and Nuuanu street. Lodging h
J day, week or month. Terms: % an
: 90 cents per night; 81 aud Sl.25 p.