The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-06-12
TO CO TO KANSAS CITY.
DELEGATES TO THE DEMOCRATIC
NATIONAL CONVENTION.
Democrats Hold Their Territorial Con-
vention Last Night and Provide for
a Permanent Organization.
DAVID KAWANANAKOA.
WILLIAM II. CORNWELL.
CHARLES T. WILDER.

DAVID KAwANANAKOA.
WILLIAM II. CORNwELL.
CHARLES 4. WILDER.
JOHN ID. HOLT.
JOHN II. WISE.
w. S. WITHERS.
These are the delegates elected last
night to represent the Democrats OF
the Territory Of Hawaii i'm the National
Democratic Convention at Kansas
City.
JAMES L. COKE.
CHARLES J. MCCARTHY.
]. NJ. SIMS.
j. M. CAMARA.
FRANK BROWN.
DIR. JOHN S. McGREW.
These are the alternate delegates
elected to the National Convention.
The Democratic Territorial conven-
tion met at the Drill Shed last night
and was called to order at o'clock by
Charles j. Mccarthy vice chairman OF
the temporary executive committee.
Frank Brown was chosen temporary
chairman and j. NJ. Sims OF Kauai tenn
proray secretary. A committee on
credentials consisting of one delegate
from each Representative district rep
resented was appointed.
The committee consisted of DR. w.
r. Boote from the third, w. H. John
son from the fourth, Eugene p. IO'Sul-
Ivan from the fifth, and j. M. Sims
from the sixth district. The committee
reported the following delegates enti-
tied to seats in the convention:
Third district, William Edmunds,
Fred Hayselden, w. H. Cornwell, w.
r. Boote Joe Silva, Anton de Rego,
r.. Hoffman, Harry Eldredge, Silas T.
Green, ID. Quill, Thomas Stack, Claude
Zellers, William Goodness, William
White, James L. Coke, ID. Eldredge
Manuel c. Ross and w. H. Cornwell
Jr.
Fourth district, Charles ]. Mccarthy,
John j. Sullivan, r. b. McClanahan,
Frank Brown, Joseph S. Martin, Ed
mund H. Hart, j NJ. Camara, John p.
Bush, John d. Holt, F. S. Peachy, w
II. Johnson, James c. Quinn, Charles
l.. Rhodes, DR.. John S. McGrew, Capt.
G. j. Campbell, John Effinger, l.. D..
Timmons and w. S. Withers.
Fifth district, Julius Asch, DIR. Mob
lit, Eugene p. O'Sullivan, w. f. Shar-
ratt, E. A. McInerny, James Delany,
David Crowningberg, Charles David,
| William Abbey, H. j. Mossman, Mar
Gus Colburn, David Ahumanu and F.
Fernandez.
Sixth district, ]. NJ. Sims, Levi Kaui,
and George Mundon.
The committee reported that there
and second districts constituting the
Island of Hawaii.
The committees report was adopted
and the convention proceeded to per-
manent organization by the election of
Charles j. Mccarthy permanent chair
man end Edmund Fl. Hart permanent
| secretary.
The delegates and alternates to the
National convention were then elected
! by acclamation, and on motion of T..
| B. McClanahan were instructed to vote
| for William Jennings Bryan for the
Democratic nominee for President.
| A form of permanent organization
was then adopted providing for a ter
/ ritorial central committee of fifteen to
! be chosen from the Senatorial districts
| in the same proportion that they are
| represented in the territorial senate,
that is, four from Hawaii, three from
| Maui, Molokai and Lanai six from
Oahu, and two from Kauai and Niihau.
! There is also to be a District central
committee of five in each Representa-
! tive district, and a precinct committee
of five in each election precinct.
The Central committee selected was
as follows: Second Senatorial district
Maui, Molokai and Lanai, DIR. w. H.
! Boote, f. H. Hayselden and James L.
Coke; Third Senatorial District, Oahu
| Charles j. Mccarthy Charles L.
Rhodes, John r. Bush Frank Brown
Eugene p. Sullivan and f. S. Peachy;
Fourth Senatorial District, j. NJ. Sims
and Levi Kauai.
The First Senatorial District, the ISL
and of Hawaii, is yet to select her mem
bers of the territorial central commit
| tee.
The convention adopted a vote of
thanks to the committee which called
and arranged for the convention, and
to DR.. John S. McGrew it's chairman
The address to the voters of the Terri
tory of Hawaii adopted by the Demo
cratic mass meeting held June 2, was
approved. The officers of the convention
were rendered a vote of thanks, and the
convention adjourned.
The Territorial Central Committee
met Immediately after the convention
adjourned and effected temporary or
ganizatlon by the election of Charles
| ]. Mccarthy, chairman and Charles l.
Rhodes, secretary. and provided for the
appointment by the chairman of fin
ance committee.