The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-10-10
THE. A.. L.. ?. CONVENTION.
WILL MEET HERE NEXT SATURDAY
AFTERNOON.
The States and Opinions of Leading Poll
tlcians-Platform of Principles
Being Prepared.


The Island Convention to nominate a
legislative ticket and put forth plat
form of principles will meet at the
American League hall next Saturday
at 2 p. m. The number of delegates to
this convention are appointed among
the several districts as follows:
Club No. 1 formerly LIST district), 5
delegates; Club No. formerly end dis
trict) delegates. Club No. 3 formerly
Bird district), delegates; Club No. 4
fC rmerly 4th district, s delegates; Club
No. . formerly 9th district, 4 delegates;
Club No. 6 formerly 9th districU, 2
erly 18th district), delegate each; Clubs
Nos. Sa and Sb formerly sth district, 1
delegate each. Total, 30.
The primary election for delegates to
the Island Convention was held in Homo
lulu last Thursday, October 4th, and in
the outer districts Saturday, Oct. 9th.
The successful candidates at those cleo
tionswere ny follows:
Club No. ii. A. Kennedy, A. w.
Keech, T. F. Lansing, d. L. Naoue and
Thomas Wright.
Club No. 2-George Smith, J. s.
Martin, L. f. Bishop and John Souza.
Club No. &C. W. Day, W. X. Sims,
julius Asche, J. II. Fisher, Charles
Crozier and II. g. Wooten.
Club No. At. b. Murray, Edward
Towse, John Effinger and w. P.
O'Brien.
Club No. g. John Emmeluth, d..
Keliipio, ID. p. Kaiana, and f. C Win
ston.
Club No. 6 CKoolauloa and Koolau-
poko)-Wm. Henry and Pahia.
Club No. ia (Kahuku)-W. II &.
Armenian.
Club No. ID (Waialua)-J. a. Nc
Caudless.
Club No. Sa (Ewa)-W. j. Lowrie.
Club No. Sb Pearl City - James
| Torbert.
Several states have been made out,
but it is believed that none so far has
met with the approval of any consider
able number Of delegates. The Hawa.
ian Republican Club has prepared a
| list which it will recommend, and sew
eral enthusiastic politicians from the
various clubs are canvassing the city in
the interest of special States
Mr.. f. A. Kennedy, president of the
American Union party, is authority fol
the statement that no names have yet
been decided upon, or will be befor,
Saturday.
The slate prepared by the Hawaiian
Republican Club and endorsed by seve
raj members of other clubs is as follows
For Senators: p. C. Jones, Herr.
Warehouse, II. w. Schmidt, j. A. Nc
, Candless, j. N. Wright, Cecil Brown
J. b. Castle.
For Representatives d. L. Naone
l.. C. Ables, C. l.. Carter, Captain Gu
ME, Walter Waiamau.
Several of the above named wi
doubtless receive favorable considers
ton at the hands of the Convention, a
they have the endorsement of contrar
factions, but others will likely be droT
ped out. Objections are freely ea
| pressed t. the arrangements of tn
Senatorial list. At least one man
p considered out of the question on az
count of his Asiatic labor sentiment
, Another has repeatedly asserted that h
=. would not run.
In the list for the House objection
able features are also pointed on
. Some OF the names will not appear
u the true slate, and Mr.. c. /. Cart'
will likely receive the endorsement
= the party for the Senate. He wou
y probably decline nomination to Il
g House, and, besides, his services are 7
CURED by the American Union Party
the Senate.
l. On another slate appear the names
a John Emmeluth, W. F. Allen and ID.
N Smith for the Senate, besides few
= the above named.
All three of these have proved ther
selves the best of men during maj
months of faithful service to the Go
IN eminent and the peoples service I
as which they did not receive penn
John Ena and f. b. McStocker ha
as both been spoken of, but it is understo
y that neither will accept nomination
account of business pressure.
:. Perhaps by Saturday morning
" slate will be arranged which will
rk ceive the endorsement of the consery
tives. Honolulu is entitled to six 81
IS ators and six representatives.
One great duty of the Island Conv'
ton Saturday afternoon will be to |
forward platform of principles. I
in also is being prepared. Mr.. j.
on Kennedy, speaking of the matter
m morning said: Annexation is the k
OF note of the situation and will he
he chef plank in the platform. Ev
asst man in convention, ! believe, will be
is full accord with this sentiment.
": purpose selecting men who are pledt
to annexation, and who will work
NV the interest of that cause"