Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-04


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POLITICS ID HAWAII.
Natives Making : mara Eight for che
Omcea.
Honolulu, Sept. -, via Gan Francisco,
Oct. The republican territorial con-
Syention to nominate e delegate 70 cons
gress and elect a territorial and cam:
paign committee met yesterday morn
ing in Honolulu. It 10 practically GER
tain that Samuel Parker will be the
nominee for both the short ana the
long terms
The democrats have called mass con
sventions in all the legislative districts
4 to nominate members Of the legislature
and delegates to the erritorial conven-'
ton. These mass conventions will be
held today, that for the island Of Oahu
being called to meet IN the drill sheds
this evening. Prince David Kawanaua-
koa, nephew OF the late King Kalakaua,
and q delegate to the Kansas City cons
vention, will undoubtedly be the demo-
cratic candidate for congress.
The native independent party has
nominated full legislative ticket on
all the Islands except this. The mems
bers OF the party will nominate for this
island within few days. Only one Of
their nominees SO far is a white man..
The remainder are. all native Hawaii.
ans or half whites Robert w. Wilcox,
leader in a number Of revolutions prior
Ito annexation and the representative
of the Aloha Alma society at Washing
ton during the last session, will be the
nominee Of the party for congress.
Considerable alarm is now being felt
for fear the native independent party
will elect majority OF the legislature
sion between the democrats and re-
publicans on the legislative ticket. 1t
is proba BILE this will be done in some Of
the districts, tho not in all.
When the Independents first began
to organize they We're laughed at. The
republicans especially thought the ma :.
tive organization would not amount to
anything and that all in the islands
would be falling over one another in
their efforts to get into the republican
party because 1t was the party of the
administration. The result was that the
active politicians of the republican
party, especially on this island. devol-
ed more effort to securing control of the
party organization than to securing adj
herents to the party The preliminary
organiza ton was captured by faction
i of the party, largely com posed of gov
eminent employees holding office under
Governor Dole. But they are now con-
fronted with the situation of having .
party confessedly in danger of defeat
for want OF votes, and even unable to
raise any but the most meager cam
paign funds. because it has antag-
onized not only Governor Dole's sup
porters, but the moneyed element of
the party.
The independents have by far the
best party organization in the islands.
having thoroughly campaigned every
village and district and made a COM
plete canvass of the voters of the s-i
lands. SO that they know practically
the politics of every voter in the terri
tory. Based on this preliminary cam.
vass they claim they will be able to
carry almost every legislative district
in the territory and to elect their nomi-
nee for congress by a good plurality.
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