The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-05-01
THE PATRIOTIC LEAGUE.
ASSEMBLING OF ITS CoNVEN-
TON TO-DAY.
Several Noted Kahunas on Hand-A Call
on the ex- Queen-Proceedings
up to Date.

OtlC League came IN on the Claudlne
yesterday.
1t consisted of w. b. Keanu, Thos.
Clark, T, B. Lyons, and David Kanu-
ha Of Waikiki, J. Kanealii of Waihee,
ID. S. Kapono of Honuaula, J. Kama
kele and J. Kaluna of Makawao. S.
w. Kaai of Hama, R. II. Makekau Of
Lahaina, and S. Kahalehulu of Molo.
kali also two wahines, Mrs. Cockett Of
Waikapu and Mrs. +. SCholtz of Wal
luku.
Among them, are two old eminent
Kahunas, Kapono of Honuaula, Maui,
and Kahalehulu of Waikolu, Molokai.
The former distinguished practitioner
has no less than thirteen Aumakua
gods at his beck and CALL
Five OF the delegates were members
of the late legislature and they were
always sure for voting on the side of the
Lottery and everything else that was
corrupt.
These men and women are, as a mat
ter of course, ardent supporters of Mrs.
Dominis and of her pretensions to the
throne Yesterday they had an audi
ence with her ex-Majesty at Washing
ton Place, and the two kahunas gave
her the results of their mock astrology
all of which raised her spirits and
made the great occasion joyful. Mrs.
Dominis is reported to have expressed
her satisfaction that kahunas of the
eminence reached by Kapono and Ka-
halehulu, should deign to appear as
ordinary delegates. She thought it an
suspicious omen of the success of the
convention to which they were accred-
tied.
At the meeting of the Patriotic
League this morning, the following
business was done:
President J. A. Cummins and Vice
President J. Nawahi presided. Prayer
was offered by the Rev. S. E. Timoteo,
of Waialua. Vice President J. Nawahi
made a few remarks to the audience,
that he wished everything should be
conducted in as peaceable a manner as
possible, and he then called the Dele
gates from the other Islands to stand
up, and bring forward their names.
The following delegates reported
from Hawaii
South Hilo; S. F. Piihonua, Henry
West. North Hilo: Hoakimoa, Cen
trail Hilo, NJ X. Moahou He stated
that he did not receive his Com
mission as Delegate from that District
because he had left before it was ready
Hamakua, J. H. Halawale; North
Kohala, S. H. Kahukula. Kona, J.
Naaniani Kanealii
The following reported from Maui;
Wailuku-Jno. Richardson, Thomas
Clark, Thos B. Lyons. Honuaula,
D. S. Kapono Opio; Makawao:-J.
.Kamakele, J. Kaluna, J. Au. Lahaina,
M. Makekau.
This is the delegation from Moo-
kai: Halawa, A. p. Paehaole; Pukoo,
J. K. Kakao; Ualapue, ]. K. Kaiku-
lani; Kaunakakai, Uwahinui; Wailua
and Pelckunu, S. Kahalehulu, Himeni
and Koowai.
The following came from Kauai:
Waimea, J. A. Akina; Hanapepe, d.
w. Kamaliikane; Hanalei, ]. Molokai;
Lihue, S. Kaleikini; Kilauea, G. w.
Mahikoa and Chas. Kahe.
The Oahu delegation is as follows;
Honolulu District S, d. W. Pua; end
District, Keawe; Waialua, Naukana;
Waianae, Kailieha; Honolulu Ist Dist
riot; S. F. Keiki; Eva, ]. X. Kaupu;
end District, Honolulu, Jno. Pend
ergast; Waimanalo and Koolau, Kimo.
A.P. Paehaole, moved that a commit
tee of three members be appointed to
investigate the commissions of each
Delegate from each district Carried.
The President appointed A. P.
Paehaoe of Melokai J. A. Akina OF
Kauai and Henry West of Hawaii
S. w. Kaai, moved that the Presi-
dent should proceed and lay before
this meeting the business for which it
was called for. After a discussions by
other delegates the motion was laid
aside.
S. N. Kahukula from Kohala, said
thai TIC Wdo oCllt ny iIlo lCHOW SOuiitiS
men to put through these measures
only: CD to restore Liliuokalani, Oh,
to create an independent Government
and QID never to adopt annexation.
These matters were fully discussed by
Richardson, Bipikane, J. Nawahi ano
several others, and it was thought thai
it would not be advisable to talk abou
them at public meeting but it SHOULD
be left until some other time, to be dis
cussed before the members only of this
league.
President appointed a committee o
one, A. P. Paehaole to investigate the
petition presented by the different dele
gates throughout the group.
A committee was asked to be APP
pointed to go and wait on Commis
sioner J. H. Blount and find out wha
would be the proper time for the Com
mittee to call on him with the resolu
ton Of the League. Hon. J, A. Cum
Minis was named.
A committee of five members wa
also appointed to investigate tn
different resolutions which we're alread
prepared by the different delegates. J
E. Bush Of Honolulu, Thos. Clark 0
Wailuku. 6 II. KahukIla of Kohala