The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-26
TO RUN THE
CAMP A|GN
Republicans Are Now
Organized.
], A. KENNEDY CHAIRMAN
Eugene Hendry Named as Perman-
emit Secretary, Col. Fisher
Treasurer.


manent chairman, and Eugene r. Hen
dry. permanent secretary, now head the
Republican Central Territorial Commit
tee Both We're selected yesterday morn
ing at the Republican headquarters by
the Territorial central committee chos-
en- on Monday evening at the conven-
ton. From now on during the remain
der of the campaign these two officers
will serve the Republican party.
The committee met at o'clock. Mr..
Baldwin called the meeting to order and
suggested the name of Mr. Kennedy to
fill the office of temporary chairman.
Those present We're:
II. L. Holstein, w. j. Coelho, Andrew
Cox. T. McCants Stewart, George F.
Renton, H. p Baldwin, p. N. Kaho-
kuoluna, d. II. Kahaulelio a. n. Ke-
poikai, Matt Mccain, James Glib, b.
H. Wright ]. H Fisher, j. p. Cooke.
Charles Wilcox and ]. w. Jones.
j. p Cooke placed in nomination the
name of James A. Kennedy for perma-
nent chairman, and H. P. Baldwin pre-
scented the name of Eugene r. Hendry
for permanent secretary of the central
committee Both gentlemen were elect
ed unanimously.
Rules governing the actions of the
committee were adopted
Col. j. Fl. Fisher was appointed treas
urer.
The finance committee was appointed
by the chairman as follows:
j. w. Jones, Charles Wilcox, George
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Baldwin, j. Mcguire and J. Glib.
The executive committee, one of the
most important in the campaign work,
was made up as follows:
James A. Kennedy, chairman; j. p.
Cooke, b. H. Wright, w. j. Coelho, 7.
McCants Stewart ]. Glib. II. l.. Hol-
stein. A. n. Kepoikai and b. F. San
dow.
Richard F. Daily, bette. known as
Dick" Daily, is permanent sergeant
at arms for the central committee, and
/ will be on duty at the headquarters
during, the campaign as the secretary S
| right hand man.
| The chair appointed upon the enroll
ment committee, j. H. Fisher, Charles
| Wilcox, Andrew Cox, Lewis j. McCabe
James Glib, George p. Kamauoha, D.
| II kahaulelio and w. G.. Smith
/ (KauaD.
| There was a discussion upon the pol
icy of sending out speakers into the
| different islands yesterday on the
steamers then departing from Homo
! lulu. However, as the committee had
had so little time to prepare lists of eli
glple speakers, the% matter was defer
! red
The chairman asks that all persons
desiring to serve the Republican party
during the balance of the campaign as
speakers should send in their names tC
/ no 40 sAt. r-xv 80
/ IN person. The committee is anxious
to settle upon the men who are to dc
| PROSECUTING political work on the other
islands, and wish to make their first
selections this week.
The Republican headquarters in the
! Elite building were busy all day with
the meeting of committees. The two
rooms engaged by the Territorial CEN
tral committee are located on the sec
ond floor, fronting on Hotel street The
large room in the Eva end of the block
/ VIII be used as a private office for Sec
tretary Hendry, Assistant Secretary Az
cry, ana for the committee meetings
! The next room will be used as a re-.
/ cepuon room. and will be in charge OF
! sergeant at Arms Daly.
tlne desks and tables have alread DIV
peeh placed in the rooms and they pre-
sent handsome appearance A long
/ coihHhttee table occupies the center OF
. 'eii > oihce. IN the outer of
nee yesterday We're piled up stacks OF
literature, thousands of printed Repub-
/ mean platforms and other literature
winch is to be sent broadcast over III,
/ islands Several thousand of Tho
printed platforms were sent out on yes.
terday' 5 steamers. They We're forward
Cd TO members of the committee al
mo and other points in Hawaii tc
MAUI and to Kauai. AT the latter is
land DIR. SandoW will have cbo,,ro -
their distribution. The nlatfor1,, !,
printed both in English and Hawaiian
ana should prove an effective campaigr
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