The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-01

ahov. ai. 1nu regulations folloutn, a. -
as follows reported, as amended are
c, n1,Sie = section ? Each o,..-
folio~ins snail meet and shall elec9 ~, ~.
dent sscra,a". PRESIDENT, vice nresi-
- secretary, treasurer ana s,,ol plesl-
r. yhniCers and standing commiitalo tn-
80. laws may provide and shau as
~, ,t., ue e to the Territorial CO.
"sIses as ~ may be entitled 10 i Noin-
section 3. Any duly snrou"5 a..
- -S ali De eligible as a delayate -.
me territorial Committee from ,t a.e 10
uaSt IN winch he resides e us
sna n DE charged with the 9enera1 lt We
anu supervision of the AFFAIR care
r,,i.g Ml,nln It's district, subject IN the
rules ana regulations III shan a W these
disputes from the precinct ors,a ueSiue all
ana contests within said dis,ri a., "a ms
primary elections icI as TO
h6 Seton 5: District committees NAV
noia regular or special meetings 5s ma.
- provided In their bylaws and nc, icy
man ohe-third of the members SHAH coT7
siltute quorum. sSli con-
Article q No meeting Of nrac,ro, -
district clubs shall be held v1t,ba,.. or
~ hotlce being given through the naparg
or otherwise, not less than civ pp re
TORE the day Of meeting 'e
article 4; section l. a Terri,ort,, o.
- committee, consisting of thirty d.
LIES, snall be elected by each Territorie,
scriSed Sor IN the method above pre-
central Committee. and such comnittea
shall hold office until their succeSsnra zee 80
appointed and qualified a.
section 2 The Territorfai Con., .,
nllttee shall meet from time 20 49, I'm. y.
Sieyt such othcers and promulRate such
bylaws as II sees fit: shall call ALI cor
N seLtiohs ana primaries, and conduct the
sthtIal campaign OF the Republican mar.
" within the Territory and have ear e1
I supervision of the affairs OF the partv
Section 3. In the month OF Noyenber
atter each general election the Territor-
al committee shall meet and notify sacb
precinct club and district committee ~
the representation II il entitled 10 for the
ensuing year. '"'
Article 5; Primaries-No member NJ a
precinct club shall be entitled to vote al
tny primary unless his name shall havs
/ been enrolled in the club, but any voter
shall nave the right to have his name en-
polls. Va '.e
Article 6: Conventions. Section 1. Con.
Nshtlons shall DE called by the Territor-
ial Central Committee whenever neces-
AIRY at place designated by said com.
mttee.
Section ?. The basis of representation
In conventions shall be- 10y election dis
tricts and each district shall be entities
20 three times the number OF representa-
tves In said convention that it Is entitled
TO In the Territorial House OF Represent,
atives.
Article :. Whenever from any cause a
vacancy may occur In the Territorial
Central Committee, such a vacancy shall
be filled by the members OF the said com
mittee representing the district in which
the vacancy occurs
Article =. These rules and regulations
may be- amended at any meeting OF the
Territorial Central Committee upon q
two-thirds vote of the delegates present
Want Statehood.
The following resolution, presented
by Mr.. Humphreys. was unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, that the delegates to tn.
/ National Republican Convention chos
en- by his body he and are hereby In
/ structed TO use their utmost endeavorr
/ 20 secure from said National Repub
lican Convention an expression favor
/ able 10 the early admission OF the Ter
/ ritOry OF Hawaii to that statehood sta,
/ tus and rank TO which she il by popu
! lation. intelligence and wealth entitled
The Central Com -.
The following is the RepuDucat
! Central Committee as chosen by III
/ districts:
First District-Albert Homer, E. r
/ Richards. John T. Brown, w. II
| Campbell.
I Second District-H. l.. Holstein, }
| X. Nahale. j. u. Paris, J. n. Wsipui
\ lani
Third District-H. r. Baldwin, 4. ~
/ Kepoikai. Hugh Howell, r. c. Searle
| ID. n. Kahaulelio, George Hons.
/ Fourth District. VI. Boyd, Georg
| w. Smith, a. V. Gear, G. l.. Crabbe,
/ A. Kennedy. r. Towse.
j Fifth District-W. G. Achi, &. p. Iau
ba, w l.. Wilcox, EnOch Johnston
/ Frank X. Archer, J. A. Hughes.
!
/ o. I. Blackstaad. DR. Sandow J. X. IA
/ puniai.
Convention Ends.
The Convention ended in splendi'
style Great patriotic feeling wa
shown on all sides. Speeches wer
many. Everybody wanted to express
/ his feelings Humphreys wanted every
/ thing on a most liberal basis, so di,
everybody else.
Hon. Samuel Parker thanked m
\ Convention in fitting words for Tn
/ great honor conferred upon him. Judg
/ Kepoikai did likewise. Both YER
\ unanimously applauded. Mr.. WHIT
| spoke for Dillingham; In the 81 M
strain. Achi spoke for Castle. Nor
applause.
The Convention thanked the Char
man for the able and impartial man
ner I'm which he had conducted tn
meetings. The Chair thanked tn
| Convention in a manly and earnes
speech. The Convention expressed 1T
appreciation OF Secretary Hendrv's abl
/ ,,,crL afao the work OF the Dres5.