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

section 1 Of Article n he stricken
out, aud that certain amendments
he made to Article ~.
The same committee recommends
certain amendments to Article ~,
making more specific provisions for
the integrity Of laws, etc, passed
under the monarchy and the Provi-
sional Government. Also, amend
ments to Article ~ providing for
the transfer of Government pro.
perry and interests to the Republic.
The same committee reported on
Article II, relating to eminent
domain, favorable to its provisions
excepting that allowing private pro.
perty to be taken for reservoirs by
others than the owners. To this an
amendment is proposed giving
greater protection to the owners OF
property. Messrs. Smith and Brown
sign this. and Messrs. Waterhouse
and 1osepa concur in the report, eN.
cepting that they desire more re
strictions on the acquisition OF pro.
perry for railways.
The various reports were reserved
for consideration in committees Of
the whole.
Del. Baldwin presented a report
from the Executive Committee on
Articles % and ~, relating Ia the
Presidents election aud term OF
office, recommending their passage
a. in the draft. Del. Nivas disscntcd
! TO tho extent OF recommending the
Presidents election by the first
| Legislature.
Del Rice moved that tb" majority
report be adopted. Carried.
CouD. McCandless reported from
! the Judiciary Committee on Article
~, relating To d"uiIatiun. submit.
ting an amendment giving full
rights Of citizenship To persons re-.
cciving letters Of donization. who
have certain qualifications Of prior
residence and intention Of perma-
uent residence, and who will abjure
their previous allegiance.
Coun. Emmeluth could not under
stand why the privileges ~ deuizeu
ship should he so brUadoucd, as in
former times when person could
come iuto the country aud get all
the spuils--
Del. Robertson raised he point OF
order that the report could not he
discussed without q motion for its
disposition.
On motion the report was laid on
the table for consideration ia com.
mittee Of the whole.
Min. Damon rose To y question 81
privileg. to inquire IL the iut"nt oI
Articles % aud u was that the presi
dent should be promulgated along
with the Constitution.
Pres. Dole understood such Ia h.
the intent.
Min. Damon thought the question
should b. discussed.
Del. MrCaudlcss submitted n r.
port Of tho Judiciary Committee ~
, the proposed new Article relative {,
public aid to private aud sectariaI
schools, submitting q substitute. X"
ferred to committee Of the whole.
Chief Justice Judd was sent "a
aud arriving administered the GA,
, to Coun. Bol,c, who appeared fo
I the first time a. member Of tn
convention.
Del. Robertson moved that com
. mittee Of three be appointed T.
attend To the printing Of amend
ments,
/ Del. Carter approved Of tn" print
ing but would move in aInendmeu
Tor the appointment Of u cOmmiItc
on revision aud enrolment To supc,
! wise the printing uf the entire draI
= with amendments thus far made.
After discussion Del. Carter with
!, drew his amendment aud h. origini
;. motion passed.
Ucl. Carter presented resulutio
to have the draft Of the Con,tit,
J. ton changed IN certain provision
Il the most important one being III
reduction Of the number 81 Mimi
). tors from four to two, and v.s,i
q their appointment in the Presid"r
4 instead Of the Senate. lie moy,
n that the resolution he referred
the Executive COMMITTEES.
Coun. Waterhuuse thought tn,
q were getting along very well vii
ls the Constitution. The country nel
J. beers did not wish To In detained :
,, mynths. He moved the r-snlutiC
u b- laid on the table.
' Cuun. MrCandless hoped the res
luton would be referred The
IN We're some things there he did n,
~ like, hut other things Of which
a approved.
,f Del. Baldwin moved Ia refer il
- tn" Judiciary Committee, "a ID,
in Carter belonged To hat body.
rs The resolution wa, laid un Il
table, IL to II.
Del, WAS, being asked To presit
o. over committee Of the whole, d
~ cliued on the ground Of iueAprrieu,
u Cuuu, Ena took the chair al
a. called for consideration Of ArtiC
Ia lOl.
81 Del, McCaudless moved to adjnu
until tomorrow morning, when /
printed slips would ho ready
81 Min. Smith moved to take up
h, ports of committees. Carried.
IN Articles % aud II were taken /
Is vii h Recommendation Of the Leg
er latlve Committee that they pass
81 in the draft, also minority rep,
81, that the Legislature elect TIA" Pre-
dent at special session imm"dial,
-, after the election Of the L"gislat,l
,g Coun. Watrrhouse moved AL,
IL tiDn of he minority TpnDTl