Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-09-25
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Accepts Fellow Delegates Of
the MOI or this Convention: Il
thank you all for the highest honor
that think could be conferred
upon an American citizen. II am
elected, and hope will be, and II you
help me know I will be, I will do my
best to carry out the principles Of the
platform which you have laid before
the people today, not only for the benc-
At of the Republican party, but to all
those living under the American flag.
will also condescend to include even
our friends, the Democrats, not for
getting the Independents. With these
few words think | will wait until
am elected before saying more.
think had better wait until am sure
of my election. We must remember
the Democrats have delegate out for
election, too. He is one of the best
friends have-Prince David--aiid
then there is Bob" Wilcox, too. don
want to give them any points, gentle
men. But remember our watchword--
Remember the Maine. I want you to
remember what President Mckinley
said to me on the 10th day Of July last.
| have witnesses here to prove what
say. He said Colonel Parker can you
defeat Wilcox Mr.. President, SAID
|, that's a hard question for me to ans
wer, but will use my best endeavors
to do So want to ask you can We
defeat Prince David? Can we defeat
Bob Wilcox With your assistance
we can. With these few remarks I
wish to thank you, Mr. Chairman. and
you, my fellow-delegates."
The Republican campaign quartet
composed Of Cal Melvin, first tenor;
W. J. Coelho, second tenor; J. Lovet:e
Rockwell, first bass and +. w. Boards
less was announced by the chair TAX
ing their position on the platform. they
sang Comrades in Arms" campaign
song partly composed in honor of the
nominee Of the party. The hard work
the boys of the quartet have been doing
for weeks past showed to great advan-
tage. Each voice was as clear as a bell
and there was blending that produc-
ed decidedly pleasant effect. A hearty
encore brought the club back and thea
was given the "Buzzing Bundle Bee
song interspersed with pat jokes on
the Republican nominee and the can.
didates Of the other parties. This was
so good that the delegates demanded
lust one more" and the boys appeared
again to sing a ballad.
The Republican glee club was formed
early in the campaign and Is now In
excellent shape. Wherever big Repuh'
lican meetings are held. the boys will
go along to entertain the crowd.
After the recess OF ten minutes the
chair announced the next order of bus
ness, the selection Of the TerritoriT.
Central Committee of thirty members
The various districts named the fol
lowing:
Central First District-F. b
Committee McStocker, Jas. GLIB
! Named w. G. Walker, Z. W
Estep.
Second District-H. L. Holstein, VIM
Mcclure, Geo. p. Kamauoha and J. X
Waipuilani.
Third District-H. p. Baldwin, p. \
Kahokuoluna, NJ. II. Reuter-, d. II. KG
haulelio, A. n. Kepoikai and Matt Nc
Cam.
, Fourth District. A. Kennedy, b. II
Wright, ]. II. Fisher, J. p. Cooke, Cha;
Wilcox and Col. J. w. Jones.
Fifth District--W. J. Coelho, Andre'
Cox, T. McCants Stewart, DR.. Geors
Hubby, Lewis McCabe and George I
Renton.
On motion OF A. G. NJ. Robertso
these men were voted to constitute TN
Central Committee Of the Republica
party OF Hawaii until the next conven
ton.
1t was agreed by the convention tina
this committee meet as soon as practt
cable.
, Upon motion Of II. l.. Holstein.
, was voted that the thanks OF the con
vention be extended to the chairman
q the secretary, the assistant secretary
, sergeant-at-arms, interpreter and gle
, club.
At II o'clock, the convention al
, journed sine die.