The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-05

these stands This work your committee
assume has be n done In fairly salts
factory manner as the Annexation Club
today can show original individual sig
natures To- the DumDer OF 81. FOR
sometime passed, your committee have
recognized tiIat with the cnang OF con-
dItiCns existing IN this country a. some
what different form OF organization was
desirAbl = owing To the unwIe dy nature
of the Club an expression OF opinions OH
pubic events, which Is assumed to be
desirable especially IN the unsettled con-
dition of affairs now existins, was i'm os
siOle without calling mass meeting
Your committee the. re took under
consideration the ACCESSIBILITY OF recog-
nizing the Cub. plan for this purpose
would haze been formulated ere this:
oniy for the hesitation caused by the
awaiting OF the results III the United
Stats, YOUR commit. &c not declining II
expedient to take any steps which might
lead Congress 10 think that a division
had occurred IN the annexdtI ranks as
to any other outcome than annexation.
Meanwhile new issues have arisen and
new organizations have been and are
prepared TO be started, sOine VI which
will DE in direct opposition. this If con-
tinued will lead TO serious disruption IN
the party, therefore your committee re-
commend that they may be empowered
to formulate plan OF organization on
the district or precinct plan, SUCH plan
when perfected to be presented to the
board OF officers for their approval
Yours respectfully,
r. Il. MCSToCKER,
Chairman, Executive Committee.
After short discussion, committee
of five was appointed to act on the re-
port in conjunction with the executive
committee.
The following communications were
read during the early part of the
evening:
PUNALUU, Jan. -, 1894.
J. w. JONES, Esq, Secretary Annex |
alton Club, Honolulu.
DEAR SIR:-I am instructed TO in |
form YOU that an annexation club was |
organized at Punaluu on Saturday !
evening, January Goth. The follow |
ing officers were elected, viz:
Hon j. y. Kapahu, President.
Hon. J. Kauhaue, Vice President.
w. J.. Yates, Treasurer.
w p FenneIl and w. ID. Thompson, |
Secretaries (EDglish and HawaiiAn).
If you have annexation rolls in a |
printed form, will you kindly send us
one. Can any of the members of this |
club, who nave already signed, sign |
the new list? If you have a copy of |
the bylaws of your club to spare, Will
you please send Us one.
Respectfully yours,
w. L. FENNELL, Secretary.
KAU, HAWAII, Jan. 20, 1894.
Hon. SANFORD b. DOLE, President
Executive Council of Hawaii.
SIR:-I am Instructed by the Kau
Annexation Club to transmit you the
following:
WHEREAs,-The Provisional Gov
eminent has completed its first year
of office in a manner which has won
the general approval of all who desire
government free from personal or
party rule;
THEREFORE,-We, the members of
the Kau Annexation Club, by and
through our council of officers, do here
by express our earnest hope that each
birthday of our national freedom may
witness still further extension of
democratic representation, and that
YOU may be spared to preside over our
United National Assembly
Respectfully submitted,
HARRY MILLS, Secretary.
WAIoHINU, KAU, Jan. %, 1894.
j. Walter Jones, Esq, Secretary An
nexation Club, Honolulu.
DEAR SIR:-Herewith find list of
new members of our club, the original
will be sent you WIN list
is full.
The local royalists are played out
and seek to come in the fIid, but their
is so sudden that our exc
cutive committee are cautious that
their object may be 40 get control of
the lists and books I'D sow discord in
our Council.
Please advise de of any move you
NAV have knc ledge of, which tends
to the estabi sshment Of another club
taking our title.
Faithfully yours
HARRY CT. MILLS,
Sscretary Kau Annexation Club.
I st of new members since January
is., 1894: w. L. Yates, G. G. McCom-
yer, ID. b. KapO, Z. Kanekeawe, L. I
* aaimalu, Hawaiian born; John y.
Kapahu, Z. ID. McComber, Kapaia,
UluoIa, Kele Kekuna, kelii, Hawa-
l'ansi