The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-11


wants to do for you. If any one comes
to you to try and turn you, tell them
to go their way and keep the aloha Tor
your country in your hearts.
when the cheers for Wilcox had died
| away Markham introduced the follow
ing resolution. which was passed with
out dissent:
whereas, the Hon. z. Caypiess has
assisted the Hon. r. w wilcox In MS
work at Washington: and
| Whereas, he is true friend of the
| Hawaiian people;
Resolved, that this convention of the
Home Rule party endorse his services
as a unit.
| ON motion of Oil the committee for
the purpose of drawing the laws Tor
| submission to the Legislature was re-
cast he suggesting the names OF the
boilers be kept on as they might come
back A suggestion was made that the
name of j. A. Akina be put on the
/ committee
Akina said that he rose to second
! what the delegate had said. He said
the brethren had walked out while
they were hot but they would cooi on
! and would then come back again.
The committee for the purpose of
framing laws was then recast as fol-
lows. J. A. Akina d. Kalauokalani, -.
/ KaIauokalani, Jr., j. p. Makalnai' H.
w. wilcox committee on bylaws
was then named as follows: r. cay
piess, j. NJ. Poepoe. j. Enmeluth' j.
Kaneilii and ]. Kanui
I CANDIDATES FOR LEGISLATURE.
! President Kalauokalani said there
would be another meeting In SepteH-
her. when there would be chosen men
! for the LEGISLATURE He said the can
! didates would be chosen from the va
rious islands by the members OF the
party there Senator Kaohi SAID ne
did not believe in this for he thought
the leaders should have all the Shoes
ing after they had become familiar
with the feeling in the various parts O.
/ the Islands This brought out "he""
again, who. said:
II agree with what the Senator has
| said. we are going to Kauai first and
while there we viii pick out the can
didates for Senators and Representa-
tives Every one will come and say he
| is the Home Rule party, but there IS
rothing like going myself to see Just
what should be done. There VIII De
speakers from the Republican party
I
| Home Rule party and thus try to lead
! Won astray. but / will go about and
explain and the people will see just
what is the truth. The snakes are very
slick and can change color no wand
tEen. and we must keep sharp watch
for our enemies. Our enemies can De
as cool as a lamb but they can as wen
be as cruel as wolf. and they can
tear US up unless we have aloha for
our country in our hearts. believe
our Young friends who left US VIII come
back
Haiola. seemingly forgetfuI that early
in the session Kanui had introduced
resolution instructing the committee
which is to meet the Senate commits
sion. that they chould ask that the Is
! lands be given freedom and an inde-
/ pendent form of government, brought
M a similar resolution. When Kanui s
point was raised Prendergast had NOV
ed to lay il on the table, saying that
the organic act gave to Hawaii the
fIeedom that is row wanted for other
islands Wilcox suggested that 1t
might as well go to the committee for
consideration and this was done. The
same course was taken with the later
resolution Markham had another reso-
luton endorsing the actions of Wilcox
while at Washington, and it was in
troduced and passed unanimously. II
reads:
Resolved. that we, the Home Rule
party of Hawaii do hereby approve the
work and endorse the course of Our
Delegate. Hon. r. w. Wilcox, during
his service in the Congress of the Uni
ted States: and be il further
Resolved, that in the name or our
: | people we protest against the efforts OF
various people and corporations to dis
. credit our delegate by sending social
| ed representatives to Washington TO
oppose and obstruct him in the dis
charge of his official duties, by at
tempting to secure the introduction or
esertation of measures before Con-
gress without observing the courtesy
: due to him of first presenting such
: measures for his approval; and be II
= further
Resolved. that We repudiate all meas
: lIres SO brought before Congress as I'M
sanctioned by the people unless duly
), and properly presented by our said del
, egate and request him to be governed
accordingly in his official action re-
garding such measures.
: wilcox again got the floor TO tell the
, delegates that he had in the heat OF
! debate used some hot words against
; Eumeluth, and he wanted to say that
, when ne had accused Emmeluth of be-
ling a bad man he had not in fact meant
: any such thing. and he wanted tt