The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-02-05
THE LARGER COUNCIL.
AN ANNEX ArioN CLUB MEETING
FAILS TO ENDORSE.
Expressions ON the Project Council imen
Present-A substitute-Club Di-
vision Plan.

There was considerably better than
the average attendance for Saturday
nights meeting Of the Annexation Club.
II had been announced that the propo-
siton to enlarge the Advisory Council
was to be considered. A resolution en-
dorsing the plan to have ten more
members was the special order. Presi-
dent f. NJ. Hatch conducted the meet
ing. Ministers King and Smith and
Councilmen Wilder and Emmeluth
were present.
Quite discussion on the manner of
voting was had. 1t was finally decided
that the meeting might make an in
formal expression. On the resolutions
roll OF the Club officers would be
called.
The resolution advocating larger
Council and OF the same effect as the
expression of the American League had
been introduced by Mr.. Murray.
An Commandment" which was
really substitute and which was
afterwards so treated was pre-
scented by Mr.. Kennedy. With these
before the House there was quite DIS
cussion. ". &. Wilder led off by saying
that he was present only as Il spectator
Referring to the club suffrage problem,
he laid down the principle that the votes
OF the executive committeeman voiced
only the sentiments OF so many indl-
Viduais' ana not tne opihi0n OF the ciuo.
w. ~ Nastie ana not MINK change
IN the i2tm OF government az TINS tlme
auVlsaole. ne tnougn. 'nings shoulu
remain as .hey were untii tne oonSress
Oh the oHi'e1 STATES TOOK some decisive
a.tioi,' d. e. Dhiins,iaih dBIeeu wiz,
Mr. Saslie, st9ins the peopie shoulu
so weli' anu ulsC 20 wa.u snorC t,ihe
longer would not be great hardship
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.ioh lol lepreSeiI'at.ne iUl"i VI su'.
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S'eoS Iuea.;oi:: n.u ." 80
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a M n,a,n, ;i,I;naa ~ H.
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tbS5t about ali tbe reaI simon. nnre
sta as the conntrv had wern oIraad =
In tha Councils
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or',,,e the matter and 10 heor adyice
Wit IL wanted in tho Counc;Is
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spsaNI' " IL, ,n 'i. t a,o
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nf' W.. woe u"i ~ oue, an,
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M Eilii :I:;t NOV 'ouh .nG aoo,
WIN la,i,lliarIta WILL oi,is Jew at'
prlNeleseu 70 assui,ie il'i'e.urivD d" M ~
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IL 10 pe aPpiltu Ml.e' iie 70 inlteNei liI ~;
the ail"lis ~ '7'11e "Il s atio w. ~ IN !.
private "i,"i IT, ron, on .h tI 'Un y
any a nan ~ ~ Tl,i T';iI ssiI ~
riobt heforc finally passed. MI. Emme
infh said demagopues and boodlers i,
sneaking and writing made capital n
he Chinese question. II should receiv
hest thouo6t rather than overdraw,
statements and unfair criticism. Wbe,
tho orator subsidized he was nantinp an,
trembling like n short distance hors
that had been nut in In rdle race.
was suggested that he l. ID a string +
bis resignatinn that neonle who becam
weary of positions as he affected TO h
a.. r. -, 'a,,aII,, d'nroata