The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-06-18

own idea had been that they should
launch their ship fully equipped and
ready to start out on its career.
While they were laying down plans
for the future conduct Of the gov
eminent Of the country, why should
they not begin carrying out those
plans from the very beginning2
When the mode of electing Presi-
dent was set down in the Constitu.
ton, it might as we'll be- put in oper-
alton at the start as later. They
should have confidence in their own
structure, and il il was not strong
enough make il stronger. He con
sidered il was due to the loyal men
who elected the delegates to this
Convention that they should have a
voice in electing the President for
the first term. He did not believe
in submitting a Constitution to
! popular vote, because it was not
philosophical in that the people
could not debate its many provi-
sions satisfactorily. IL the PROPOSE
ton to have the President elected
for the first term by the Senate did
.
sideration would be given to the
proposition of Mr.. McCandless to
have the election done by the voters
who registered for the convention
election. (Applause.)
Del. Carter thought the simile Of
ship very happy one, but would
the previous speaker propose to
send the ship on her voyage without
man at the helml
Del. Robertson considered that il
they should not put in the Constitu-
tion their preference 81 an AnDexa.
ton over Royalist for President,
then they ought to pass either Of
these amendments. An election
would be- just what their enemies
would like. IL would give them an
opportunity that they would never
be able To obt aiu otherwise. He be-
lieved 10 holding the power that
they now possessed until the main
object Of annexation was achieved
Del losepa said he could talk on
the question, but thought talk was
useless. They should pass the Arti
Gle a. in the draft.
Del. Nivas coutended that the talk
about preventing reaction showed
weakness. IT there was to be q fight
To hold what hau peen gained, lot u
come; Inc sooner ne better lie
would bc ready ~ before to shoulder
h'sgnn;,.,,o.,
LEI. naidwin moved 10 amend wv
70 I"', saying u was an oversight
Ia. Il. L.. l..
TINS was not recommended ny III.
committee
IN. amendments "i Dels NiVa'
anu M'!anuiess were voted down
Del baiuw'ps amendment wa
carried ne date Dec. ~, l@U
was changed on thc mrs, reaaing t'
, i",a' and IL now changed back
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