The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-01-07
THE THIRD WARD IN LINE.

The Honolulu Rifles Armory on Bere-
tania street, that grand old tramping
ground of the former Ward 3, but now,
by redistribution of election districts
beng within the precincts OF District ),
was the scene OF much animation Mon
day evening on account OF the rally OF
voters of the district to form District
Club The hour set, o'clock, was
=- barely passed when the meeting was
r,rn' called to order by Mr.. Z. G. Schumann,
LlLV who called for nominations for tenn
porarv chairman In response, without
In acco opposition. Mr.. James F. Morgan was
The Kinod elected to the position, and Mr.. South
a General wick as temporary secretary.
...; committee on Permanent Organlza-
:, ton was next proposed and the following
gentlemen were nominated and elected,
VIVA viz: Messrs. W F. Allen, ]. W. Nc
oaS' Inc OF Donald, Julius Asche J. Eckhardt, and
The Ele' Keumi. This committee retired and on
Polling PHI returning presented the following Con-
are as folio stution for adoption by the Club the
same being read in three languages
ARTICLE NAME.
f1Aei The name OF this club is, The Third
ConslstlI District Reform Club.
OF the bed ARTICLE 2-oBJRCT AND MEMBERSHIP
First Pr Section l. The object of the formation
extending of this club is declared to be poltca!
hena organization oy ana LOT an IesiueI li.L
Hawaiian, American or European blrth
Foihng or descent, for the purpose OF establsh,
Inspector ing and maintaining honest constitutional
j. Kahoomi government in the interests OF the Gu
zens and taxpayers of the city and King
Second dom, and to assist IN the selection OF
extending honest and representative men Tor cleo
dairy, excep tive officers.
p.u:-n Sec. ,. 1t is expressly declared, as a
fundamental principle OF this club, that
Inspector no class or creed shall be acknowledged,
man. j. N recognized or permitted in the organza-
Third Pre- ton out al acao Sa es
oiaa 10 Fu stutional government of the people, by
tending fro the people, and for the people
bed of Puki Sec. 5. The doctrine OF majority rule
PolIi,, p is expressly adopted and confirmed, and
all members OF the club shall be pledged
Inspector to abide by and support the rules, reso-
A. b. Loebe lutions and nominees-hrst, OF their
own club; secondly, of the general, or
SECOND central committee, directorate or con-
vention OF all the clubs duly and regu-
Oonslstlnlarlv assembled under this or their con-
ing from Prstitution or constitutions.
Hakalau Gu See + Everyone eligible as voter OF
the Third Ward, who, having passed
ffs' Ffecthe committee on enrolment, shall have
Guch TO Unsigned the constitution OF the club, shall
PoIIino pIthereby become member thereof.
Article 3 relates to the number and
inspectors name of officers; article i, to the COM
Flhpo hummttees; article 5, 10 the order OF bust
9, mess, and article 6, the pledge, as fol-
Heoonu lows: eve, the undersigned voters IN
noln Ouich The Third District declare our adhesion
Polling PHO the principles above laid down, and
kou. hereby become members OF the Third
District Reform Club.
inspectors The committee then presented the
G. Curtis. aame of James F. Morgan, as president;
Third PraJos O. Kawainui, vice-do,; and E. q.
mi 70 on, Schumann, as secretary, and they were
elected by reclamation
Polling PHI Opportunity was now given to speak
Inspectorsars, and to aid in disseminating the
] PaIan news more generally, Mr. Harry Won
Holt ably filed the arduous duties OF
THIRD interpreter. Speeches were made by
Hon. W c. Wilder, L. a. Thurston, W.
CONSISTING }. Smith, and Messrs. B. Ordenstein
Hau.tno and Oleson. All of the speakers re-
c11oh - ,bo ,eived generous applause that OF the
y ' Minister of Interior Thurston markedly
naiAaAuS' in'o when, touching upon the rumor OF
First Preci,upposed cesson OF independence OF the
the Hamatnaation he stated, he was representa-
= i've of four generations Who had lived
ROLLING Finder the flag of Hawaii and he hoped
hoe hat four generations more OF his kind
Inspectors Tould be able to live in the land OF
zane ! Iiob,Iawaii as an independent nation.
At little past o'clock the meeting
Second Prdjourned subject to the call OF the
Gulch TO Kalabair