The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-18
Boilers Places in
Committee
Filled.


for the young men who @ bOlted
the nomination of Wilcox, and
the old party has now declared that
there will be no longer any honors for
the followers of Prince Cupid in the
ranks of their organization. The places
made vacant by them were filled and
the work of the party will go on as if
| they did not exist. To follow will be
their portion. not TO lead as they did
before. in the event of returning.
The meeting of the executive COM
mittee of the Home Rulers was called
to order yesterday at noon in Fosters
Hall. and there were in attendance up
on the session a fairly large number of
representative men of the old line
Home Rulers. Wilcox and Caypless,
Kalauokalani and Makainai, Kanui and
Palau, Kupihea and young Kalauoka-
lani were among the most prominent in
attendance upon the meeting, and from
the first there was a degree of unity of
purpose in the course followed by the
old liners. They voted in unison and
applauded the utterances of Wilcox and
Makainai to the echo. The attendance
was some 75, and there were present
more than one who was at the meeting
of Monday night. when the Princes
party was formed.
The new alignment was shown as
soon as the meeting was called to or
der. J. K. Nakookoo, the former sec
retary of the Home Rule party, was in
the audience and he announced to
Chairman Makainai that he had Joined
the new party and could not longer
affiliate with the old body He said
that he had the records ready for turn
ing over and the books and papers
were at hand for the purpose. Upon
his statement being completed there
were some side remarks made, but no
and D. u. Kupihea was
elected to the place thus made vacant
by the leaving of Nakookoo. There
were no other nominations and the
election was made unanimous.
Secretary Kupihea then read list
of the members of the committee who
had Joined publicly the new party, so
that their places might be filled by the
election Of new men. There was imme-
diately a fight upon the proposition
and for a time it threatened to make
trouble for the meeting. The men to
be thus superseded were named as fol-
ows: Prince Jonah Kalanianaole, Car
os A. Long, Solomon Meheula, Solo
non Kaleiopu, Moses L. Kaaikaula. ].
K. Clark, j. K. Nakookoo. f. W. Ir-
'ing. L. K. Nakookoo. L. Sheldon and
7. w. Bipikane.
At once the reading was finished
William Ringer and others rose and the
ormer moved that the entire matter go
'ver to the next meeting, SO that If the :
-Oung men should choose to come back
nto the party they could find their
eats awaiting them, and the party
ould be once more united and could eC
70 ahead with it's work. He favored m
ONE steps to induce the boilers to re- A
urn to the fold and thought the plans
or their reception should include their "
eing made full members of the party j
ust as they were before the split. This
vas too much for Wilcox, who jumped =.
p and declared: :,
WILCOX'S SPEECH. 8;
The men who have broken away of
rom us have set up a new party and to
o inkling of their intention has been ii
ant to us. In this we have been tn
hamefully treated, and now it is a cl
uestion of forging ahead and not hold tn
lg back. The names read before you st
re those Of men who have taken a ay
eparate stand. There is no use for US l.
} wait and See what they have to say.
Let us choose other men in their dc
laces. as
If these young men see by and by ha
nat they have been hasty in their ac- ca
on and therefore wrong in their con- vi
usions. the door is open to them and
hey will be allowed to come back into
le fold like little children who have -
cen punished and have seen the wis -
ON Of their parents. ut
Our enemies are watching us very -
II manner OF things. This morning -
he Advertiser lied most miserably ll
bout US in the matter of Queen Liliu- W
<alani. 81
This is no time TO play We want 20 80
} find out now and once for all who F.'
e the true Home Rulers. If we con- pS
nue. in this vacillating policy our en- ~ ~
MES VIII come out victorious over US -.
If the young men who broke away ",
ON US wish 10 come back. let them do -
b. but not as members Of the execu- -''S
re committee. Don't even let the
ince come hack on the committee We "e
we no aliis now. We are all aliis
Ia We are the servants of the people
the Prince loves the people he viii ne,
and b. them sh.
Let there BE- no backward movement its
w. and no giving in 10 anyone Let ti7r
stand s one. We will excuse the sal
unC HawaHaus 4 they come and sue lai,
r pardon. but ,et me tell you that I old