The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-09-21


this morning for Koolau. During their
absence they will visit WaimanalD, Ka-
noohe and KAalaen They expect TO re-.
turn on Friday Mr. kalauokalani also
said that the leaders will go 10 Molo.
kai next week. They viii be away about
seven days and during that time they
Twin cndeavor to call nj Lahaina and
lanai
/ j. n. Wise left Tor Molokai yesterday
on the Klnau. According TO n. Kalau-
nknlnni and X. W. Wilcox. John II.
! wise win meet Thomas Clark and John
Richardson at Molokai. 1t Is expected
that MIR. Wise with his associates VIII
try every possible effort TO gain the
people at the leper island on the Demo-
cratic side.
a letter was received by u. Kalau-
okalanl from n friend on the Island OF
Maui last Monday dated September
14th, 1900 Kalauokalani in comment
ing on the contents of the letter said
that while the Board of Registration
was at Kaupo accompanied by Thomas
Clark, the latter took the opportunity
to speak to a large crowd which had
gathered there to register. lie also
stated that Mr.. Clark said to the peo-
pie II he and John Richardson are
elected at the coming campaign they
will restore the eX-Queen as that is the
policy of the Democratic party.
The leaders of the Independent Home
Rule Party may place DR.. n. Russell
on the Independent Senatorial ticket
for Hawaii in place of one of the pres
ent nominees. During an interview
with r. w. wilcox yesterday, he said
that at the convention held at Kailua
DIR. N. Russell would have received the
nomination unanimously for the Senate
but 1t was thought best then to leave
him out to fill some other offices. How
ever" the speaker said sit Is almost
an assured fact that DR.. n. Russell will
be a Senator"
When Mr.. Wilcox was questioned
about Wailehuas movement, he said
that at the convention held at Kailua,
Hawaii, Wailehua came from Kau and
endeavored to be nominated. In spite
of all his efforts he only received one
vote which he may have cast himself,
and ]. X. Kaula, also from Kau, re-
ceived the nomination by unanimous
VOTE Wilcox says that he does not I'M
derstand Wailehua's action nor does he
know how the man would receive any
as a candidate, although he
was named at a mass meeting. MIR.
Wilcox thinks that this has come about
on account of some jealousy existing
between iWailehua and ]. K. Kaula.
The LEADERS, Of the Independent Home
Rule Party sent five petitions to their
as representatives for the ISL
and of Maui yesterday, viz: c. B.
Cockett, d. p. Eldredge, ]. X. Hihio,
Solomon Kawaihoa, ]. Kamakele. The
petitions are in the form as required by
the law and will be returned to the Sec
rotary of the Territory.
CARTER FOR CHAIRMAN.
George r. Carter President of the !
Fifth Republican District organization,
Is being urged for the Craftsmanship of |
the coming Republican Territorial con-
Strong friends of Mr.. Carter's,
more than one faction,
have urged him to allow his name to be
placed in nomination for that office.
1t Is said that he will have the support
Of the entire Fifth District, his cleo
ton to the presidency of the district
organization having been made unan-
mous last week. In the Fourth there
Is a division, but the chances are that
before the end of the week the follow
ing for Carter will be on the increase.
AS for his candidacy George Carter
says that he has been asked to go in
FOR Craftsmanship of the convention,
and has given his consent that his
name should be put up.
Il am in the hands of my party and
ny friends" said Mr.. Carter yesterday
% an Advertiser reporter. II am dis
Inclined to get into politics actively.
However. as a citizen think it is my
iuty to lend my aid to good politics.
Mr.. Achi came to me and asked that l
allow my name to be placed in nomina-
ion. Others have done the same.
Personally would rather remain on
he floor of the convention with my dis
riot. The chairman of a convention
las little to say as to the trend of af-
airs. his chief duty being to keep a
areful watch on parliamentary proce-
lure. Yes, will run for the chairman
hip"
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