The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-09-14
Delegates Are All
Of The Same
Pattern.
GOOD MEN ARE
TURNED DOWN
There Is No Chance fer MessrS.
Anterior, Cooke and
Waterhouse.
tFrom Wednesdays Dany.)


= DELEGATES OF THE FOURTH y
4 DISTRICT TO THE REPUBLI- 4
\ CAN TERRITORIAL CON- =
\ yENTION. =
4 J. w. Jones, George Mcleod. A. +
\ G. NJ Robertson, Chas. b. Wilson, +
\ ]. M. Kea, c. l.. Wilcox. Clarence +
+ Crabbe. Andrew Brown, j. ID. Nc
! Weigh. ]. II. Boyd, A. V. Gear, w. +
! II. Coney. Archie Gilhllan, Keiki. 4
\ W. r. Harrington, Enoch Johnson. +
. Nahoolewa, Keohokii. o
%> q =
3 <~%+ \ %+$2 =
The above delegates were selected by
the Fourth District yesterday afternoon
at the Chamber of Commerce, to repre-
sent the district at the Republican Ter
ritorial Convention to be held on the Gath
and 18th of September.
Chairman Jones of the Fourth District
Committee appointed the following MEM
bers as a committee of three to confer
with similar committee from the Fifth
to agree upon legislative nominations: II.
NJ. Mott-Smith, C. L. Wilcox and a. ".
Gear.
Also the following resolution proposed
by w. r. harrington, was carried: THAT
It Is the sense of the Republican Party
of the Fourth District that the delegates
be instructed to vote for the Hon. Samuel
Parker as the candidate for delegate to
Washington"
The protest OF n minority of members
of the committee that such action was
not representative proved unavalling. The
committee by the majority of hackers Of
the mover of the resolution took upon
itself the prercgatves of the party fully
aware that they had the minority at their
mercy and could ram down their threats
any proposition which they might choose
to offer.
The meeting savored OF nothing but
machine" politics from the first rap OF
the gavel to the adjournment, just pre-
vious to which the Parker resolution was
run In. Not only was the machine" ap-
parent In the resolution. but also in the
voting for delegates to the Territorial
convention. The machine" had it's ticket
well prepared In advance of the meeting,
the names of the delegates appearing on
typewriter slips. After twenty-five
names were In nomination, motion by
one of the minority that the nominations
close was met with opposition on the
part of the machine" which argued that
the nominations should be kept open and
give every man chance to put in his
nominee. This was voted upon and the
motion was lost The machine" had but
one more name to offer, which was on
the typewriter ballots, and then they
allowed the nominations to close.
or the twenty-three candidates, only
~machine" men or their favor.tes were
elected The eighteen men elected were
on the typewriter tickets. Henry Water
house. Frank Hogs, J. +. Cooke, VIM.
Haywood and j. b. Anterior were voted
out OF the race with votes ranging from
to TO- while the opposition turned In a
vote ranging from Is to %. Colonel Jones'
chairman of the committee, received the
highest number of votes, from both the
minority and the majority
When the meeting opened n fun at
tendance vouched for full vote on the
delegates to be elected. After the reading
municatlon from e. r. Hendry, Secretary
of the Territorial Central Committee,
stating that the Executive Committee had
selected Honolulu as the place OF meet
ing for the Territorial committee was
read.
Chairman Jones announced the person.
mel OF committees appointed by him under
the report of the committee on organiza-
ton. as follows: Executive Committee
Jas. ii. Boyd. Andrew Brown, Henry Wa
terhouse. Clarence Crabbe, Frank II.
HooBs. Enoch Johnson and Archie Gil
fillan. 1t was stated by Mr.. Warehouse
that he was already an ex-ofiicio member
OF the committee. The name OF II. NJ
hott-Smith was substituted therefor
Auditing Committee-George Mcleod, ].
=. Cooke and CLaries Wilcox.
The chair announced that the business
for which the meeting was called was
10 elect delegates to the Republican Ter
ritorial Convention, and asked for nomi-
nations. II was decided TO nominate as
a district instead OF by precincts. Upon
motion OF LorrIn Andrews the committee
proceeded TO nominate.
The nominations, together with the
nomlnNtors, are as follows
]. w, Jones nominated by J. J.. Cooke
], Is. Atherton nominated by Wolf,
Henry Waterhonse nominated by Or,
burgess,
!. II, lloyd nominated by q, u, Wilson
Geo. Mcleod nominated by ollnllan.
d. r. Robinson nominated by Mott
smith.
j, N, Raa nominated BY Mcleod.
a, q, N. Robertson dominated by Me-
Weigh,
A.y, Gear nominated by crabbs.
clArenoo erabbs nominated BY w. o.
David Nahoolssa nominated ~ 4 v,
deer,
FTspb liooEs nomlnAiod by Andress
heehokll nominated by Hpyd,
AndTep nTown nominated by dear
u u, heFelgh nominated by allnllen,
han Johnson R9mlRaisd ~ ffabpe,
W ~, r0ney nominated by kea,
y u, Wilson nominated BY FAlIlnHlpg,
Kohl nominated w Wilson
w u FaylnHian NQminaiea ~ HfAhha
Archie HllHllAn nQmlnaifa w neYplAli
Via liAy seed nominated ~ liNoHp
FfHhh liaakp IA nominating Mm llHfr
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