The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-31
..,,,.ry Secretary.

lain Ae~F
F,.,,,o OF Hawaii was placed
ho'' ,or temporary secretary
fl'Vsu, WIN. sheldon OF Maui
'. .n outsider, but withdrew
I'd p, Earning that temporary
W." ngicers we're being elect
1oa SgaIlan moved that the
t'e ,,ose and tnat Mr.. Achi
gov, ,o east the ballot for his
ia''.TS, Is was done with great
"a ,he single ballot was
"a an me cnairman's hands.
la ~ vas conducted to the
y, Aehl and accepted the
| |, a = happy brief speech: This
/. a,ac, conferred upon me, and
uDa ,,ncerely There IL one
s',s / wish 20 call your at
nat Is. that In electing
nu recognized Hawaii. which
ll', is A Republican strong
~ e. slogan is not mo haoles
Inn, No Democrats need
| convention got down TO
n moved that the chair APP
.,,,,ss OF six. one from each
,et upon credentials. and
- AZ each district was ap-
allows First District. A.
,,ln. Second. J. ID. Paris:
~ Kepoikai. Fourth. Geo.
rhh, Z. Johnson; Sixth.
,,,a requested the chair TO
y. committee 90 retire 20 ex-
\, credentials. which was
,sa A recess OF ten minutes
smnption ~ the convention
.,.e W Smith reported eighty
rssent regular delegates and
committee on Rules.
cds Smith OF the Hilo dele
o,d that a committee OF seven
,sl regulations be appointed
osdurt Of the convention.
y, moved an amendment thai
nments be made so as TO give
,s,i one member on the com
Write moved that the chair
sIs, one member 20 the COM
no shall act IA chairman. and
p he other appointments as
py delegate Paris. Mr.. Smith
% ircspt Mr. Whites amend
af RON Molokai. Mr.. ID. N.
then warmed up the con-
stya hery speech In Hawaii
ri 10 stated that as the con-
ns unanimously elected It's
no latter should be- given
10 appoint his committees.
Nr again took the floor and
al only one protest 20 make.
chairman OF a delegation was
% represent his delegates
fc end he thought that II
rrt we're left with these
1s best interests OF each
Sorl he represented. lie said
t' chairman had been 80 TO
ht majority had things their
Ne protested that the
IN KihlulsiIo we're not in
v Gear retorted that the re-
v o perfect order. The dele
Nl0kll then got his blood
Wt,ed into the debate with
A Interpreted he stated:
',k 'he protest OF Mr.. White
ai' The vote FOR the chair
ni1' unanimous. therefore.
~ f0Irr blck on the %. The
Ha' IN with the 90 and made
b luminous.
100 Much Talking.
ne hon the rear part OF the
he door and remarked dry
s'rs % me We are doing too
Na.klns line II Is like the
E,o get MP into the six
ni ssy'ntcanthly parts OF
u looks 20 me as 10 we
Z" i'e records OF the min
a1 Tets ret down 70 work. "
speech bad good effect and
'l,'d program was begun.
iiff' delegate said that
''i'ag 'o cast any slur upon
l'' DO thought II would
wont q man from each
o new something OF rules.
t ''g1n tl show signs OF
p ,,s great amount OF wind
me convention without
gresu.ts. and said that
,'eN none N the members
~. 'ae.r mattresses with
l1p o1t lIe thought the
..,.I 'l'fe's should proceed
m remarks which a
nothing got most OF
'do.Ib'y mixed I'D AZ
Cheers and committees
..1''1 Tor temporary or
.il'.0g a Maui dele
Aa rhl.r a3u'd only ap-
on Che committee. al
'''e to oIrct their own
members hal SPOKEN
l'1 Loobonstein raised
'' which was su tl'ned
moved as an amend
member be chosen by
me other six he elected pv
''n'.D1 Ills amend
ol.re The house and lost.
\, pr That one delegate
49,. .''.'t De- appointed was
i" Appoints Them.
ga, .a'.l Of the committee on
= ' !, Or The temporary
" lhe co1yenDon was
wy The chair AZ follows: