Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-06-02
"a pa pa "a "a Pa "a "a IA pa IA "a
pa For Statehood.

IA was unanimously adopted by ma
"a the first Republican conyen- M
IA ton of Hawaii: eN
IA Resolved. That the delegates -,
IN to the National Republican IA
N Convention chosen by this n
IA body be and are hereby in Re
IA structed to use their utmost IA
"a endeavors to secure from saId ~
- Naionai republican Conven- N
- .lon an expression favorable
- " .ne early ADMISSION OF the %
aerrl.ory Oh hawaii to that -
oA.enoou STATUS ana RANK 70
which sue ID Ny population, IN ~
.ei,sence anu wealth entitled. "a
"a Na "a "a "a "a "a ~ "a ~ "a "a N
Of the convention sought IN so,s, ,no,
the Marty '''"
Leaders in the fight against machine
maninulation were A 9 Hnmnhran.
A. a. M Robertson A. a Ioehanste;n
G, p. Iaukea. George Hons and Enocb
Johnston The discussion was charm az
times hut NO nersonal FEELING was
shown and the finaI result WAS an ovor.
wbelminp victory for tho mon etrno-
Cling against machine rule.
After business was finished the dele
gates let loose. Delegates Parker and
eKpoikai were given a rousinR recep-
ton. Resolutions instructing them 10
work for Statehood and vote for the
nomination of VIM. Mckinley as Pres,-
dent were carried with n cheer. with
three cheers for President MciKnlAy
the convention at 1919 a. m. adjourned
sine die.
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''V' ,neI I a. y. IN al.e, recess.
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a.,,na ,,hnn.,, VI. ,. 40 me eou,u no' 20
as.,e "p y,it W Mi.nuIaw noin .he po-
STILL TIL s ,etu .s was no. aIioweu.
lit. ne .ep u y, .ne oo. il, On per
~ a nun.s U .,,n.,,t .u.es anu oraer
81 p' t"ano,,. ""s . uD"'e" Ia hns'ish
anu Ill nnna p, ,,ios A.
s.,, ."e aoion VI
.he 'onhini.,ee' u,scalihlhs an! ih'eh-
'io' u, Iooi.e 'ne eonsehlion'
ens'en uenouneeu .he re-
pr. 90 sa, w ino.e VI posslsm tnah
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ops , n ~ ."e PuitieuS VI pr1ohIyh
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s 80 u ..n ~, .ne pal' n"u uescehueo
om 's nisn p,aoe. Wv ne ciailheu 70
III, 90 $50 pupi' an DO any.
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W .ae peopio a. .ne plina,Ies, were
auop.eu =. "ou,u WIEN tne Hepuohcan
p,y IN ,,,'S ,.n.u.. ny oplec.eu "
at,.,s ,'ne u'. .' DO " "neh one
ongu 90. Wy III ,"e inoi h,ns' "ne.ner
'"1 1ro",u ea' po, v, Day HIS prayers.
~ ~ oa ,' .uo committees nau
o a. .i us.ou win .ne luli connuence
'ns .on,en. .,.' anu ne saw hoth,nB
U U y. p,aoe win 'ne resulat,ohs. Mr.
ploWn was man VINO Wouid NOT ienu
namnorots ai, ovar .on,m n,a ns . .,,,,,in
at tho wrang,;ng ~ tha pan,,S,inams
Concessions ought IN be made No
nnon,hor sho,,,d axn. Luz W.
views aocantad ,v avou,,," W nave MS
Secretarn Tarirv ~ ~ .. -,
Mr. Hons rood tha ,,in,too 1870" y.
tho anno,rtment % tho $1,000 "
which showed tbat Tho n,,,on n,aa 90,
a committoo an r,,,as oma roa,,,o.i,n
Iudgo Smith n,,s oS nnaona ,n,s
stating that his intention had heen 90
include ory,niyation IN Tho ,.ot,on
Geo. Hons said the matter aim mered
down IN n tecbnicaIitv Uad a. haon
intended IN oryaniye tba oonvantio, -.
! the marty or botb9 Tbere Was M donS,
that the convention had tho rioht 90
Frame an organiyat,on 30 ,ha 49,, "
The deIagatos frnn, Mai "a rI"nS,;
had come here M great narsnnoi CO.;
fee Tbev had hronaht no n. s
with them. and were bero for clean
politics, Wby should NOT tho renort
he considored sootinn b., nc oo, . '.po,.
anything obnoxious might be eliminat-
ed? cloud and general applause.)
c. M, White rose 70 make a motion
but was cried down.
Chairman Kauluko, mn, IN. amaze
tion of considering tho ranort hv t seo