The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-05
NAME LANE
FOR PLACE
Republicans Plan
For the Next
Campaign.
COMMITTEE WILL
MEET VERY SOON
Propose to Ask Advice From
Men of All Factions of
the Party.

Republicans are discussing the next
meeting of the executive committee,
which it is agreed will not be held
until the return to the city of Chair
man Kennedy, who is now on the
Mainland. One of the first things
which will be done after his return,
will be to get the committee together.
and then active work for the proposed
campaign OF education will be prose-
cuted.
One OF the initial moves will be the
filling Of the places of men absent from
the Territory. as contemplated in the
resolution adopted by the committee
at its meeting last week. Among the
men slated for places in the executive
committee is John G. Lane, who
is to be elected in the place of Coelho,
who is now out Of the Territory This
was the plan which had been accepted
as final by the members OF the COM
mittee now in the city. as it was I'M
derstood that Fifth District members
would at the meeting OF last week
move to declare the place Of Coelho
vacant, or at least. provide that pat
district should have a member in his
place until his return.
Mr.. Lane is not a member CT the
central committee, but the Territorial
bound by those lines. so that the
choice OF Lane is -~Dected to be unani-
nous. This will give a safe quorum
il the city all the time. and prevent
any possible blockading of business
through absentees. The committee will
then be full and the continued pres
ence of Judge Kepoikai there will be
representation from Maui, as well, up
on the occasion of each meeting.
Another act which will take up much
OF the time of the executive commit
tee will be the formation OF the pro-
posed advisory committee. This body
will be larger than was at first thought
wise, and the talk is now that ii will
contain a score of names before II is
filled. The name is perhaps unfOrtu-
nate, in that the plan is not so much
TO have a separate committee at all,
but number OF honorary members of
the committee, who may attend all
meetings and take part in debates,
while deprived of the right of voting.
There will be a wide range given to
this committee, and its membership
will be drawn from all the Islands.
This will enable the committee to get
together at any time and hear from
any district, when member from that
section happens to be in the city.
Among the members of this commit
tee il is proposed to choose all the
editors of the Republican papers in
the Territory, and representatives of
all the factions which exist. In fact,
the general idea seems to be that the
committee will be more of a
petroleum committee than anything
else.
The controversy over the member
ship in the committee may be drawn !
into the executive committee, and if
the anarchists get their own way il will
never be laid until the court Of last |
resort has been reached. 1t is declar |
ed that there is no intention to bolt |
the party; that once the controversy |
has ended all the factions will get to- |
gether and work as hard as they may. |
all for devotion to the party with |
the men who have other ideas than |
that the action of Monday last was |
right the plan seems to be to fight on