The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-09

Harvey. William Aylett, Frank Brown.
j. Il. German. F. s. Peachy, F. J. Tesla.
A. v. Gear.
CONVENTION OPENED.
Col. c. J. Mccarthy opened the con-
Vention ana called for nominations for
temporary chairman and temporary
secretary. r. r. McClanahan nominat-
ed Z. j. Mccarthy. and before waiting
Tor other nominations, moved that the
nominations close, which was carried.
Col. Mccarthy was elected without Cd
position. and Edmund III. Hart was
elected to fill the secretary's chair.
W. III. cornwell moved that a COM
mittee OF three on credentials be ap-
pointed by the chair which prevailed.
Chairman Mccarthy appointed w. III.
Cornwell. Julius Asch and +. S. Peachy.
recess was taken for five minutes TO
allow the committee to make up it's
report.
The following list Of names was pre-
sented to the chairman by the commit
tee OF delegates duly qualified to sit In
the convention:
NAMES or DELEGATES.
Oahu-J. Asch. s. w. Spencer, f. b.
McClanahan, J. r.. German, Isaac Har-
bottle. J. a. cummins, F. ]. Tesla, f.
n. Naoho, G. J. Campbell. Joseph Aea,
II. X. Lucas, A. Fernandez, Il. L. Sulli-
van. c. Mccarthy, s. c. Dwight, K.
X. Lewis. ~. Armitage. c. X. Dement,.
g. IL. Rhodes. III. j. Mossman, F. s.
feachy. G. j. Holt. John Efinger Frank
Brown. l.. ID. Timmons. u. G.. Cana
rinos. John shafer, l.. ". Hart. 9. X.
kaloa. J. >. McGrew, W. c. Wilder. Jr..
-. +. Colburn. Il. Stiles, J. f. Bush, j.
VI. Camara.
Kauai--J. NJ. Sims. II. C. Sheldon. W.
~. sheldon. j. r.. Cummins. ID. l.. Kala-
yaia. s. X. Kali, Sam Lewis. Jas. X d.
IL Ia. ). Kaialau. G. n. Bishop. George
NiTndon. Jas. w. Bush.
I Maui-Jas. l.. Coke, w. II. Cornwell,
Sr.. W. r. Boote, Ed. Hoffman, Manuel
Ross. J. L. Richardson, Daniel Quill.
Thomas Stark. Claude Zellos. u. p. Ell
dredge. William Goodness. Harry FL
dredge. J. Hapainui, Fred. Hayselden.
/ " iliiam Edmonds, A. Derego, Cyrus
Green. BENJAMIN J. Lyons.
Alternates-J. d. Holt, Jr., DR.. W. T.
Monsarrat. II. p. Walton. II. s. SWIM
ton. Mr.. Kapono. II. A. Juen, Mr.. Kaeo,
W n. Johnson. J. p. Dias, j. Markham.
J. Tern. DIT. G. Il. High. G.. A. Long, NJ.
Harvey.
TEsTA's COAT OFF.
Chairman Cornwell OF the committee
moved the report be adopted. which was
dcne.
officers be made the permanent officers OF
the organization. This was carried witt
n rush, although a rank outsider at the
rear OF the hall cried Mo-
+. J. Tesla, coat In hand, although quail
fled 20 sit as a delegate. preferred TO re-
main In the gallery and watch the pro
ceedings. He did not wear the red badg'
. |daafQuaffuu the delegates.
The chairman announced that the mex
order of business was the nomination o
la Delegate To Congress. All eyes turne'
to 8. X. Kaloa one of the delegates, wh'
Immediately arose and made his way q
, the stage. Bowling to the chairman ant
!, to the audience. he addressed the conven
, ition In Hawaiian. which was interprete'
lin English by John Bush. At one stag
!. % the speech Mr.. Bush became so lost fl
, the flow Of oratory of the nominator tina
he could not interpret and the speaker
words were lost to the convention.
KALoA's SPEECH.
Mr.. Kaloa said:
1 have the pleasure TO propose to yo
] the name of the beloved of the people
Prince David Kawananakoa. as Delegat
to the United States OF America. In be
half OF the Democrats OF the Territory o
T" Hawaii The faces Of the delegates sho'
/ that In this they are with me. The star
which enlighten the world, and the en-
item upon our flag. seem 10 fash hgn
: when I say the name of Prince Davi
= Kawananakoa.
with great hopes I make this nomina
!. ltlon tonight. that every Democrat ana eN
I. cry lover OF freedom and Of respect 70
. the government that has made US one
:. that great Republic OF America say IL
M carry the nomination successfully
: the issue that viii take him on to WASH
}. .irgton as the Delegate TO Congress froI
= Hawaii
II "Iet us glance back for an inspiratio
!. TO the father Of our great contributors
Z Washington. IL seems TO me mat IN
spirft OF this great man perrneates n
d peeple here tonight and that he looh
l. down in spirit upon us to show that .
|. lis in favor OF our nominee.
DAVID A WORKER.
LET me say something OF our nomine
|. lie is n man that you may see mas NJ
D. teen behind in struggling for our part
j He has not spared himself one momel
|. OF rest. lie has not spared AWNING
7. possesses and Is endeavoring TO bring SUI
lcess for his people. He viii try to DO
= much for the people as lies In bis powe
3 and do as much as he has already done
l. seeking to franchise his people througl
r. out the country. We see the picture
J. our Delegate here pointing 70 tne
D lnaintinr) Here we have the Prince WI
lua tonight. N not tn person, we know n
, lsplrit Is with US. We see the charact'
j. that blooms out in the countenance OF ~ =,
. lnor,inee. He iabors IN the country Tor u
:, .ood 81 All against those who would o.
: lpress us and down the people.
a The naxt paragraph was lost 20 me auI
- cree. Rush became so Interested tnat
= forgot the import Of the speaker Moi'
'. orS Vas unable to tell what they Neie.
ssxv- q 20 here as Democrats. as citizel
, n, America and of I'm enlightened COVER
..o,,t ard Of n great and free country.