Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-12
Thursday, May 10.

InVltatlOu meeting VI tne ipuhS h'Sh
Republican Club: Lorrin Andrews,
president; Charles Wilcox, list vice
president; Il. G. Ferreira, I'd vice presi-
dent. A. f. Judd Jr., corresponding
secretary; M. X. NaKuina, recording
secretary; S. w. Kanakanui, sergeant
at arms.
The Young Mems Republican Club
of Honolulu met last night In the ar
mory of the Drill Shed. There wer,
about fifty young men present by In
yitation no general call having bee,
sent out President G. s. Crane, who
had been temporarily elected at pre-
yious meeting privately held in George
r. Carriers office, took the chair. TEN
porary Secretary Il. X. ADAMS state
that 1t had been thought best to NEE
previously and arrange matters for tn,
prcsent meeting. The officers and com
mittees had been temporarily put
work so as to have the constitution
and bylaws ready for voting upon
there was no slate but things had bee
prepared At the private meetiut
held in Mr.. Carriers Office Messrs. LoI
rim Andrews, Il. r. Adams, =. II. He'll
and Dan II. Case had been appointe
q committee by the rest present {
draft q constitution and bylaws an
arrange for the organization. Tn
committee was all ready to report, an:
the temporary secretary called on MI
Andrews. chairman Of the temporar.
committee to do so.
Mr.. Andrews took the floor with
lengthy document in his hand and SAID
among other things that the organi
cation had already been talked over
and arranged, but there was nothing
cut and dried and no slate. He though
IL was most serious matter to ente
the political arena as beginners. No
body knew exactly what would hap
pen: but this proposal was to brinl
the young men together for good gov
eminent and clean politics. without GU
and dried programs, states and on
man power. Believing this TO be 1
cardinal point they had thought !,
better to speak to n few gentlemen
upon the necessity, as ii appeared TO
them, Of perfecting such an organiza-
tion. 1t was true that in national poll
tics they would have something to say
and would have a hand in all nomina-
lions. The organization should be CEN
trail, so that no clique could get to-
gether and put up programs, or one
man get in and control things. Mr..
,,oa5 Co., ,,roo,not or,oniyotinn which
80 60 a,rans,ad tboi Tho leaders ond
- 20 o. ~ ,,,,,Id Ia ohI,
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80 ~ ,,Sai,oa W., ,hnsa 5as,rir y
a. III, 81 ~ r,aro neioo boIdere
ao,,iS ho,nna 20 tho oI,T no aasociate
..,,,,, ~, LA ,,.r,, Co.. tho Glib
~. LA 80, ,,oto while bo,ding
DmataI mositiono
whi,o roadins tho constitution and
,r,an,s NJ Androws exnia;ned that
~ dmos ~ Tho c,uh bad been n,aceI
80 Low, hao,,,sa thosa ,ho bad con-
a;ao,.oa "a arrangaa tho matter
,hnnah, ~ should no 1eft en- tho, sbou,d
tLa cIuh won't money which was like
L., H. ,oaaor. -, q could on 20 tho
i.,aina ,,an y, tha pon,h,;car marty
ond oS tIono,n,r ond GOV. "uore Tho
yorrg Mon,o Ronuh,,con C,uh ~ Uo-
noluIn 10 doing good worl and va nee,,
,nn5s 70 carry r. on. nov We want vonr
aid Ana thew will rat what thew
want concluded Mr. Andrews
NJ Androws tben suygestod that tba
document ho ,donted section bv section
ana discussed This WAS apreeS m nv
mnanimons vote Mr. Andrews road
Tho doormont ora ovnIainad and com =.
montod ON tho soction. 40 read
Evervtbing went without a hitch I'm.
ri secf,on , NJ Article Z was reached
which nrov,des that active memhers NJ
The cIuh "mnst be residents of the Ter
rjtorv for not Iess than ono year
nrior m their enrollment"
q n Mcclellan did NOT apree with
the time of residence AS RepubII-
can he could NOT He was NOT sneak
ing os he did because II hit him but
because be believed anv scheme of ex-
cmsion 81 life long Republicans from
the RenubIican ranks was wrong IN
nrincinie He believed that new citi.
yens shou,d no aIIowed in tho c,uh for
educational purposes" as well as
those here who stood in need thereof