The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-10-04
The CAMPAIGN OPENS.
GREAT RESULTS WILL BE EFFECTED
TONIGHT.
Let Every Annexationist BE at His Post
Primary Will Fix the Legisla-
lures Character.

The campaign opens tonight. Att 80
O'Clock the party OF liberty, OF progress,
of civilization and of annexation will
meet in the various districts of Honolulu
and name the men who will select from
the many the standard bearers of Re
publicans, in whose hapds will be in
trusted the ma ;hinery of the Republic.
There will be no bossism, no ring-rule
and no wire-pulling, but all will meet
upon the broad plane OF patriotism, of
which annexation is the central plank,
and direct the Republic upon the ever
living issue.
Club No. l, formally known as the
First District Club, will meet at Inde-
pendence Park pavilion, King street, at
7 80 o'clock and will elect five delegates
to the Island convention. This is at
John Wright's place; everybody knows
the way there. PEI sons residing east OF
Alapai street, whose names are not al
ready on the club roll, who have reg
istered for the coming election, should
see f. w. McChesney or j. A. Gilman
during the afternoon and enroll them
selves. Voting will begin at o'clock.
American Union Party Club No. 2,
formerly Second District Club will
meet at the American League hall,
corner of Nuuanu and King streets, at
the same hour, 1880 O'Clock. Residents
of the district who have registered and
are not yet enrolled should apply al
once to J. S. Martin or T. =. SEVERN
and have their names entered. Charles
l.. Carter is President of this club, and
T. P. SEVERN is the Secretary. No. :
is entitled to four delegates.
At the same hour as the others Clut
No. 3, the "big club" formerly the
Third District will meet at the drill
shed on Hotel street. Mr.. Mott, tn,
president, urgently requested full at
tendance. This club is entitled to 81,
delegates to the Island convention
Persons living in the Third Distric
should apply at once to Mr.. Mott or Mr.
w. X. Sims and have their names en-.
rolled.
Club No. will also meet at TIN
American League hall at the same hou
as the Others this evening The clu
roll will be open for one hour prior t.
the opening of the polls for the accom-
mediation of those who have registers
and have not yet enlisted with tn
, organization. This club is entitled t
} five delegates TO the Island Convention
, w. p. O'brlen is President, and job
Efiinger is Secretary.
Club No. 5, American Union Party
will meet az the Reform school, Kin
2 street. at 1880 o'clock. This club wa
formerly the Fifth District and is Gale
= for the purpose of electing four del,
I gates to the nominating convention
e The club roll will be open for one hou
prior to polling for the benefit of thos
:, who may wish to enroll themselve
II Joseph l.. Carter is President of No.
s and b. Ordenstein is the secretary.
: Club No. 2, in issuing the call for tn
,, evenings meeting, rightly says ut is I
these primaries that the most is accon
plished." Let every voter engraft thi
II truth upon his mind, and turn out t
: night with the determination that n
only the most important but the be
= results shall be accomplished, The ele
:" ton tonight will virtually determil
Is the character of the first legislature, al
II no patriot can afford to stay away fro
IA polls.