The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-09-19
INDEPENDENT NOMINEES
NO SELECTIONS ON OAHU UNTIL
AFTER REGISTRATION.
Democrats Trying to effect Organiza-
ton in Maui and Kauai Districts
Democratic Mass Meeting Monday.

The Democratic Party is the only
one in the Territory without thorough
organization throughout the Islands.
Efforts are being made by the leaders
however 20 bring the members together
and effect ,sattstactorS ARRANGEMENTS
and make - l1lHtions for the ap-
preaching on in November. John
Ii. Wise, glspmas CLARK of Wailuku
| and John Richardson OF Maui are on
Molokai toCay in the interests of the
party. IN ~ have met with fair sue
cess in their tour of the Maui district
but their chief handicap lies in the linn
| tied number of Democrats who reside
outside of Oahu. ]. e. Bush is now on
Kauai working for the advancement of
the party. The presence of these lead
ers at this time is due to the approach
ing district conventions which will
probably be held on Monday next to
make Nominations. The Democrats on
this island will meet in a mass con-
vention in the Drill Shed on the same
evening and make their nominations
| for assem- olymen from the fourth and
fifth districts and the third senatorial
district
The Independent is probably the best
| organized of any of the parties. The
party has completed the nominations
for all of the districts outside of oahu.
! 1t was announced today that these no
limitations would be postponed until
after the close of registration as the
party will by then have had sufficient
time in which to investigate the neces-
sary details concerning those register
ed and be better posted regarding the
| strength of the other parties.
All of the legislative nominees on the
remaining islands have been made by
! the Independents however and are as
follows:
HaWaii-For Senator's
John Brown of Hilo.
| Henry West of Hilo.
/ j. B. Kaohi of Kohala.
Dr. N. Russell of Olaa.
For Representatives.
r. H. Makekau of Hamakua.
w. B. Nallima of Hilo.
j. Evaliko of Hilo.
! S. H. Haaheo of Puma.
H. M. Kaniho of Kohala.
G. Naope of Kona.
j. Keawahawaii of Kona.
j. K. Knkaula of Kau.
Maui-For Senators.
William White of Lahaina
S. f. Kaiue of Wailuku.
T. B. LYona Of Wailuku.
For Representatives.
Solomon Kawahoa of Molokai.
J. X. Hihio of IIahaina.
c. b. Crockett of Lahaina.
d. p. Eldredge of Kula.
j. Kamakele of Kula.
C. p. Kauimakaole of Hama.
Kauai-For Senators.
Luther Nekapaaahu of Waimea.
Isaac Kahilna of Kalihiwai.
For Representatives.
]. A. Al1ina of Waimea.
j. H. Leleiwi of Hanapepe.
Isaac KaauWai of Kapaa.
r. PuuilIi of Hanalei.
OF these but one, DR.. Russell, is a
white man. 1t is said by the Independ-
ent leaders that instead of intending to
collar all Of the offices for the natives
they are willing to name an equal unm-
Der of white men on their ticket if they
can but induce the proper men to serve
All of the natives nominated, it is
claimed, understand the English langu-
age and can also speak it. On Oahu
there will be more white men nominal
ed for the reason that there is more tC
choose from than in the other districts
At Kau, Hawaii, Julian MonSarrat
has announced himself as candidate foi
the assembly, on a ticket Independent
of the other three. 1t is claimed by the
Independents that he will pull none OF
their strength. The Democrats are very
few in number in that district while
the organization of the Republicans i!
lhOugnt TO De SuHlclently strong TO hOlC
the members in line and Monsarrat i:
destined they claim to find small pick
ing in that quarter.
The Republicans are working hard t.
effect strong nominations and it is eX
pected that tickets will be put in thu
field in every district but the SiXtl
Assembly on Kauai. There the peo
pie have effected an amalgamatiol
known as the Citizens Home Rul,
| PARTY and II NAV not he deemed
advisable to try and oppose them. II
the First Representative district tn,
! convention will be held on the Path a
Laupahoehoe. The date for the seconC
has not been fixed. The third meets
at WailuKu on the 29th. The dates TO
the fourth and fifth have not been de
termined by the joint committee.