The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-05-25
THE DEMOCRATS MOVE.
Ahe COMMITTEE of Twenty one Pass
Important Resolutions.

Hpoltdub RESOLUTIONS.
The Democratic Committee OF II,
at Its meeting at DR.. j. S. McGrew's
residence on Hotel street last night
adopted the following as its recon-
endations to Democratic mass
meeting to be held on the evening
OF June I'd:
Resolved, That this committee re-.
commends TO the Democrats of IA.
wa'i the election of a delegate to
represent them in the National De-
mocrstic Convention, to convene at
Kansas City, Missouri, July 4th
next.
That for this purpose and for the
purpose OF perfectipg a permaue Mt
organization OF the Democratic
party, the committee recommends
that q territorial convention be call
ed to meet in Honolulu Monday
evening, June 11tb, at s O'Clock.
That this convention shall be COM
posed of so delegates apportioned
among the several representative
districts as now constituted, as fol-
lows: First, Second and Sixth Dis
tricts, II delegates each; Third
Fourth and Fifth Districts, IS dele
gates each.
That the Democrats of the other
islands be requested to take such
steps to be- represented in this ter
ritorial convention, to be held June
llth, as the time and circumstances
will permit. That it is desirable
that every island and every district
should have its full representative
voice in this convention, aud to shat
end delegates from the other ISL
ands,where the time and opportunity
for formal organization may not bs
as convenient as on the island of
Oahu shall only be required to show
such credentials as would usually be
requi'ed in mas convention.
That for the purpose OF selecting
delega' 90 there shall be held in tho
Fourth aud Fifth Districts, con-
shutting the island of Oahu, prim-
airy elections in the several precincts
On Thursday, June 7th, the polls 10
b, open in each precinct from 5 tot
O'Clock pm. That st such election
every person who by terms Of the
territorial act ia citizen of the
United States and OF the territory OF
Hawaii, or eligible to become such
upon the going iuto effect of that act,
and who intends to act with the De.
mocratic patty and signs an enroll
ment to that end, shall be entitled
to vote.
That this committee of Il take
immediate steps for the holding on
precinct primaries in the several pre-
cincts OF the Fourth and Fifth Dis
tricts, reporting the same with re-.
quest that they be approved, to
democratic mass meeting to be held
in Honolulu, Saturday evening
June 81.
That at the precinct primaries for
the Fourth and Fifth Districts there
shall be elected the following dele
gates to the territorial conventions:
In the 18th district, the LIST, 3rd. 4th,
9Th and 9th precincts, 2 delegates
each; in the 2nd, 3; and in the 7th,
/. In the 9th district, delegates
from each precinct.
That this committee recommends
that an executive committee of II be
selected whose duties and term of
Office shall expire at the first territ-
orial convention to be held June IL
Iexl.
The following subcommittee of
the committee OF 81 were then ap-
pointed: To prepare report for the
m ,ss meeting--J. M. Camara, q. FL.
Hart and @. l.. Rhodes. On ad-
dress TO the people of Hawaii e.
b. McClanahap, j. E. Bush and j.
Etfiuger. On plan of enrolment
G. j. Mccarthy, Jas. Quinn and W.