The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-15


man, thought the six highest that
had come up to the two-thirds re-
quirement should be declared elect
ed. This being agreed to on vote,
the nominations Of the six highest
were made unanimous. Recess was
then taken until z o'clock.
EVENING SESSION.
The convention was called to
order at 7:3O.
p. @. Jones addressed the meet
ing. After going home he heard
that he had received enough votes
to make him . candidate. But on
looking over the list he saw that
there was no mechanic nominated.
He thought that this was not right,
a. the mechanics had been q leading
element in promoting their cause.
Therefore he would resign In favor OF
Mr.. McCandless, who, having re-
ceived the requisite two-thirds vote,
should be declared elected without
another ballot.
Mr.. Emmeluth opposed accept
ance OF Mr.. Jones resignation. The
ticket - elected should stand % the
choice of the convention.
Mr.. Crozier thought IL very good
Of Mr.. Jones to withdraw, and that
the mechanics ought to be repre-
sented.
Mr.. Bishop suggested that me-
chanics could be nominated for Rep
resentatives.
Mr.. Fisher considered that II the
resignation was accepted, there
would be . vacancy for which . new
election was necessary.
This view prevailed and, . motion
to accept the resignation being car
ried, nominations were called for.
Mr.. Murray, seconded by Mr..
Winston, nominated Mr.. McCaud.
less.
Mr.. Emmeluth nominated Mr..
Naone, saying he was . practical
painter. Mr.. Keliipio seconded the
nomination.
Nominations wore then on motion
closed.
Mr.. Naone gracefully withdrew in
favor Of Mr.. McCandless, who was
then elected by unanimous consent,
the secretary depositing one ballot
for the convention.
Mr.. McCandless thanked the con-
vention for the honor.
Mr.. Jones, before retiring from
the room, renewed his pledge TO the
American Union party.
Nomination OF three Represents
tives each for the two districts into
which this island is divided, being
the Fourth and Fifth Representative
Districts OF the Republic, were next
In order. Two conventions for this
, purpose then organized apart, q
follows:
Fourth District-M essrs. Kennedy
Keech, Lansing, Wright, Nsone
Martin, Souza, Sims, Fisher, Crozier
, Asch, Day, wootsn, Efinger snd
Akau.
Fifth District-Mesrrs. Bishop
Smith, Towse, Murray, O'Brisn
EmmeIuth, Winston, Keliipio, Ksi
? ens, Henry, Pahia, Armenian, Nc
! Candless, Lowrey, and Torbert.
, After not long deliberation thu
convention joined in one to receiv,
the reports Of both.
Mr.. Lansing, chairman OF tn,
! Fourth District, reported the name,
!. OF D. L. Naone, +. G. Winston anC
a @. l.. Carter, oil of Honolulu, O
1 candidates for Representatives.
\ Mr.. Smith, chairman OF the Fifth
reported Capt. ]. G. Cluney (Hono
r lulu), L. II. Halualani (Ewa) and Jas
a Davis (Koolau) rs candidates.
! Mr.. Davis being absent, from no
= knowing he was to DO . candidate
n and Mr.. Carter from illness, thes
h gentlemen were excused from up
/ pearing before the convention, /
= being understood that they Civ
9 their views on the platform b.
a letter.
n Capt. Cluney being called up SAT-
4 he was an outright anneIstionis,
= who believed in the greatest goo,
= to the greatest number.
4 Mr.. Halualani intended to sup
+ port the platform. They were the
I all OF one mind. The only thing
/ want now 10 to have these two Gag
v become one.
q Mr.. Naone, having previousl
spoken on the senatorial nomins
Il ton, only thanked the delegates O
d the Fourth District for nominatin
/. him, saying he should do oil b
"a could for that district II elected.
il Mr.. Winston heartily endorse
"a the platform aud il elected woul
" do everything tn the best OF b
d ability to carry II out.
N The nominations for each distrit
A. having been ratified, the Who'll
10 ticket, senatorial and Representative
10 was, on motion OF Mr.. Smith, adop
n ed rs the unanimous choice OF th
= convention.
N A vote OF thanks, moved by NJ
/. Towse, was accorded ON . risin
vote to Mr.. Jones for his assistance
Al II was agreed that . ratifcatio
a. meeting was in the province OF tt
la central committee instead OF th
n convention.
n A vote OF thanks to the officer
ne moved by Mr.. Murray and seconde
ty by Mr.. Lansing, was passed an
,e. the convention adjourned about
nj o'clock.
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