The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-10-12

those names M proposed by the dele
gates"
Boyd contended In answer to n state
meIt made by knlauokalant that the rule
to consider the names singiy WAS cast
aside.
ADJOURN FOR A LUAU.
Chairman No. 1 looked puzzled. There
were so many motions before the conyen-
ton that he ID not know which 10 choose.
| Parliamentary rules were no: observed
at any time.
| Kalnuokalari nskcd Mossman to bring
lup all the names before the convention.
81 now place the thirteen names left on
! the ticket for the consideration of the
delegates and to be voted upon" said
Mcssman, nourshIng n paper Inscribed
with the thirteen names In question.
Kaulla put the motion to the convention
and 1t was passed without a dissenting
voice. Delegate Prendergast moved that
the matter be placed In the hands of
committee. which was carried
The chair appointed Prendergast, but
Boyd came forward to get paper from
the chairman,
Wilcox moved that the convention nd
journ, as the chairmen were getting hun
cry Boyd said food was to be brought TO
the drill shed at l o'clock, and moved
that the session be continued.
PUA SAYS, mo PLEDGE"
The word lunch" caught the crowd,
and Wilcox's suggestion prevailed. They
adjourned to 30 y. m.
When the afternoon session was called
to order Mr.. Boyd reported that the bal
lots for the Senatorial nominees were
ready.
s. X Pua then asked that the rules of
the house be suspended, that he might
make few remarks. This was granted
and S. x. Pua proceeded. MS follows:
81 wish to warn the delegation to cast
aside a pledge, which was brought to our
notice for the first time this morning. The
delegation did not know anything about
any pledges, for II was only put up by n
few. and ! therefore move that such
pledge be cast aside altogether"
After some discussion, the President
said an follows
LET 1t be the sense of this delegation
to notify J. o. Carter and Il. c. Macfar-
lane that their letters are disregarded, as
Section 3 of the pledge was stricken out"
The President continued by reading the
names of the various nominees and COM
me nting on their ability. loyalty, etc.
The name of l.. c. Macfarlane vas
stricken out because that gentleman pre-
fcrred to run. for the House.
when the Vote was taken the following
were elected Kalauokalani being already
selected.
FOR SENATORS.
Jas *. Kaulla.
ID. Kanuha.
j. o. Carter.
S. X. Pua.
r. N. Boyd.
After the election OF Senators, candi-
de ties were placed in nomination for Rep
resentatives. The Fifth District nominat-
cd the following:
J. p. Makainai.
William Mossnnan.
George Markham.
J. X. Prendergast.
s. X. Mahoe.
j. X. Paele.
The Fourth District put up tho follow
Ing names:
J. *. Clark.
]. X. Nakookoo.
D. Kalauokalani, Jr.
Il. C. Macfarlane.
NJ. II. Kailimal.
]. C. Quinn.
y recess was then taken In order to give
George Markham. the printing committee,
time to have ballots printed.
| At 6 o'clock the meeting was resumed
and the above being declared the candi-
dates of the party, short speeches We're
made by them. "
NAMES OF DELEGATES.
The following were the delegates from
the Fourth District: Kimo, Pakeau, Ma
holowaa, Mauliola. Kuna, John Kalau-
ava, r. N. Boyd. Moses L. Kaaikaula, j.
w. Kaihue. ]. Kanui, j. b. Kaiwinui,
ohm Hina. John Hill. II. N. Baker, w. II.
Kallimai William Kapela, Sam Davies,
Sam Kaia, d. II. Keliaa, Henry Huka,
Kali. j. Kamainalulu. David Nahelena,
Thomas Kakalia. L. X. Keokapu, j. X.
Clark. p. Haiola, r. w. Kalaeokekoi,
Abr. Kihulu, J. X. Nakookoo. s. Kamol,
Sol. Meheula, w. b. Kamoi. John Lii,
John Naone. Mika Pakeekee. George Ma
kalena, s. Umauma, ]. Kekahio, d. K.
Kalauokalani Jr, d. Kupihea Sam Ka-
aumoana, Mr.. Hanu.
| The following were the delegates of
the Fifth District: s, X. Mahoe. ID. Ma
OWL, S. X. Oihi, *. Keao. John Iniha. A.
p. L. Hao. Mahikoa. Moses Palau. Jesse
Makainai, j. Waiola, J. w. Plpikane.
John Alapai. ]. p. Kahahawai. f. w.
| Palau, w. II. Kealakai, John Mahuka.
kelliheenalu, VIM. II. Kaleihuu, NJ. o.
Kaleiopuu, Nakapuahi kohale. S. Keku-
eva, j. Keau, j. X. Prendergast, VIM.
Mossman, C. Keawe, David Makehau. L.
* Lilikalani d. Kaona. John Naalualu
\ s. *. Kaipo. II. Kauaihilo. j. X. Kauna-
mano. s. II, Kameekapu, N. *. Hiapoole,
Mrs. Kaluapalaou Kaaihue s. Kumulau,
| David Al, John Amaka. Mrs. Ana Kou,
Moses Kamukoa. s. X. Hui, NJ. X. kou.
+. b. Hookano.
Others present We're: VIM. Aylett. VIM.
Mossman. VIM. White of Lahaina. j. X.
Pua, Jonah Kumalae, VIM. Smithies. j.
+ German, Edmund Norrie ]. II. Boyd,
TIpa, A, G.. NJ. Robertson, b. II. Wright,
l.. II. Hart. j. Keau, j. X. Nakookoo,
Mrs. Kalua Palaoa, Mrs Ana Kou. the
Laie delegates, T.. Polilsapa, j, Kanui, ID.
Kanuha. j. w. Pipikane, Jesse Makainni,
*. Meekapu, II. N. Boyd, j. X. Prem
dergast. George Markham, James Quinn,
Il Il. McClanahan. Joseph Clark, c. NJ.
Keonc ]. X. Paele, Keoni Kaanaana,
BENJAMIN Kanehailua, George Markham,
II. kanuha, Charles Liilli. Molie Manu-.
John Poe Kuoha. j. NJ. Keloha.
THE MASS MEETING.