The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-09-22
JOHN WISE AND RICHARDSON
EFFECT COUP.
From a Shore Boat OF Kalaupapa they
Tell sS1 Voters of The Principles OF
Bryan and of 16 to l.

The Democrats held a mass meeting
at kalaupapa anyway Ii was a rather
unique trick. and seems to have work.
ed perfectly
II is. q fact that John Wise and John
Richardson addressed the inhabitants
of Kalaupapa- They did it like the
Man of arrows from his boat in the
sea of Galilee, except that Wise and
Richardson used a boat from the
steamer Lehua
At Lahlina last Wednesday the two
Democratic champions conceived the
idea of addressing the people at KalaIi-
papa whether or. no. The Board of
Health had refused them the privilege
of visiting the settlement Taking pas
sage on the Lehua. they went to Kalau-
papa. While the freight was being
landed AMI the steamer was transact
ing her business John Wise and the
other John from their position in an
other boat, expounded the principles of
the Democratic party. Wise told them
that they should first, last and all the
time vote against Wilcox, and the peo-
pie said they would do it, News of the
impending 16 to l meeting spread rap
idly over the settlement and an i'm
mense crowd gathered on the wharf
to hear what was to be said.
Mr.. Wise says that he was told at
Kalaupapa that about 3g1 qualified vot-
ers had registered. The Board of Re-
gistration accompanied the Democratic
proselyrers on the trip.
All arrangements are perfected for
the Republican convention Monday. 1t
viii meet in Progress hall at 10 a. m
sharp. AS only rules are to be adopted
and the Ger gressional delegate nominal
ted it is expected that q final adjourn
ment can be taken Monday evening.
George II. Carter is the leading candi-
date for the office of chairman of the
convention. though he will have strong
iOnnOgifiOn II nndprgtnnd that 4 T..
Kaulukou will not refuse to run again,
and A. B. Loebenstein is already prac-
tically in the field. E. r. Hendry will
certainly be the secretary of the con-
vention. Even if he is opposed by an
other candidate his unexcelled show of
competency in the last convention and
since VIII carry him through with
| big majority.
OF the delegates selected to represent
the First district, which includes Hilo,
only two men came over by the Kinau
| today. They are A. B. Loebenstein and
C. r. Blacow. Judge Carl S. Smith, who
is a delegate, is already here and will be
| in the convention after Monday morn
ing. He has a case in Supreme court
for 10 a. m. Monday. Mr.. Loebenstein
| states that he and Blacow hold prozfas
for the other delegates from that dis
! trict. ''@''''-
| 'Caucuses will be held during this
Afternoon between various Republican
delegations. The matters to be talked
over is the work of Monday, particular
| ly rules and the selection of a chairman
That Sam. Parker will be the choice for
Congress is settled beyond any doubt
| The Democratic central committee
will hold a meeting in their headquar-
| ters room at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
| ing to hear reports from the other ISL
ands and to talk of plans for the con-
vention Monday night in the drill shed.
Sam Parker stated positively today
that he would run against Prince Da-
vid for Congress. He says he is in the
race to stay.