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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-09
|COELHO
is OUT OF
COMMITTEE
Resigns From the
Republican
Body.
WIiHUkAWS FKOM
THE LEADERSHIP
Robertson Being Discussed for The
Chairmanship of the
Body.

~ NCE more will the Republican
~ fill a vacancy at it's next meet
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been done by committees appointed by
the executive committee. In all of
these things / would counsel a unanim-
ity of purpose and action.
Remember that this is not a con-
vention for the choice of Senators and
Representatives TO the Legislature. We
are not yet ready for that great work.
1t will be necessary for you first to re-
turn to your homes and think carefully
over the men 1t will be your purpose to
place before the people. 1t will be your
Indispensable duty to choose men of
ability and stamina, men who will rep
resent you in a manner you will be
proud OF.
Let Us act as American citizens
with nothing but the good of our Ter
ritory at heart, and let US show to the
world that We are glad and proud to do
our duty as Americans.
Something is being said about the
of the native Hawa-
iians, but do not let that worry You.
stand firmly on the ground you believe
70 be right. support the Home Rule
party throughout the Islands, elect 10
the next Legislature the brainiest and
best men among you and you VIII not /
go far wrong"
a committee on credentials was
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delegates and onlookers crowded the
two rooms until movement was well
nigh impossible, and the later session
was called for the Orpheum Theater,
SO that there might be room for all the
visitors. The meeting was called to
order by Senator Kalauokalani, presi-
dent of the party. and the opening
prayer was said by the Rev. MT Oili
After this the president announced the
matters which would be brought before
the convention, in speech which was
rather long and full of meat He said
in part:
The most important matter before
US today will be the choice of a dele
gate to represent the Territory of Ha-
vail in the Congress of the United
States when the term of the present
delegate, whom we are so glad to have
with US today, shall have come to an
end.
Still another thing to be done by
you is to choose a new vice president
to take the place OF James K. Kaulia.
whom God has been pleased to call
away since we last came together.
You have before You another object
that of endorsing the men chosen to
I'll vacancies on the executive commit
tee; also to consider the work that has
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aries into those of Prince Cupid, c. A.
Long, John Wise and other progress
ives.
Just what will be the complete
changes in the constitution of the party
cannot be forecast, but there will be
elimination of the presence of women
as delegates, the fixing OF the ratio of
upon the basis of one
vote in the convention for each fifty
votes cast for Wilcox at the last cleo
ton, the creation of a smaller control
ling committee, provision for precinct
and district organizations and the less
enfnE of the power of the heads of the
party All of these reforms and more
are contained in provisional consti-
tuition which has been drawn and was
at length last evening at
meetings of the committee
The platform committee and the COM
nittee having in charge the preparing
Of a report upon the charges lodged
against President Kalauokalani also
net last evening but their action was
rot corr pleted and they adjourned until
he session this morning, when they
sil be ready TO report
THE DETAILED PROCEEDINGS.
When the convention met at Fosters
Hall yesterday morning the presence of
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Park Title Passing.

The site for the Mckinley park, free
from tenants. should pass into the
hands Of the Memorial Committee to-
morrow. one month ago notice was
served upon the Oriental tenants by
the Bishop Estate, TO vacate their hold
ing, SO that the park committee could
been complied with, the site win be
free. There win be no work done at
once, owing TO the fact that the COM
mittee wants 10 have all the money for
the making of playground on hand
before the task is inaugurated. There
have been some fair bids for the NIL
ing, all Of them so far from japanese
firms.
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~ NCE more will the Republican
b Territorial committee have 60
W fill vacancy at it's next meet
ing. on Saturday evening there
will be laid before the committee the
resignation of w. J. CoeIho of the
Fifth district. member OF the central
and executive committees.
This fact became gossip on the streets
yesterday but could not be confirmed.
Mr.. Coelho has been employed as in
terpreter of the courts recently. hav-
| ing served in that capacity on Maui.
No reason was assigned for his with
drawal from the committee at this
the Fifth district have been in CONSUL
tation over probable successor and
while they have come TO no decision
there have been considered no names
other thah those OF leading Hawaiians.
and it is undoubted that the new MEM
Der will be such one who will add
strength to the committee in the Fifth
district.
Another problem before the commit
tee on Saturday evening will be the
filling of the position OF chairman of
the committee There is stili chance
that John G. Lane will withdraw his
resignation and that his name will be
proposed for the vacant headship. He
viii have many friends in the race, but
there may be opposition. j. H. Fisher
denies that he is a candidate. The
name of A G. NJ Robertson is being
discussed, though that member of the
committee says he has no ambitions I'm
that direction. J. p. Cooke also says
he will not make a fight for the place.
Friday evening there viii be held the
first public meeting Of the campaign,
IT being under the auspices of the Sec
ond Precinct Republican club. to be
held at the tent on the corner OF PHI
loi and Lunalilo streets There viii
be a list of speakers, including the
leaders of the party. and those who
viii take an active part on the stump
during the coming campaign.
There viii be "A meeting Of Portuguese
-oung men at Concordia Hall this even
ng. FOR the purpose OF forming a Do-
tical club. Some Of the men declare 4
that they viii not be affiliated with
.ither party. owing 70 their present de-
sire to get into line first. later Joining
me OF the ORGANIZATIONS while others
leclare as stoutly that the club will be
or Republican. as the case
nay be.
There is some discussion of forming
"a
purpose Of having a uniformed club TO
ct as escorts during the campaign for
my speakers who may be announced
or particular meetings.
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FNDER the old title, without any
mark to show that once its leader
~ attempted to steal up on the
blind side of American Republi-
can leaders and sandbag some advan-
tages for the Territory. viii the Wilcox
party go into the campaign this fall.
This was decided at the initial session
Yesterday. and then to make the change
complete, at the afternoon session the
young men wrested the machine from
the hands of the old leaders and broke
it,
pronunciamento by Wilcox and
q simple statement by Kalauokalani
formed the principal work of the morn
ing session. In the afternoon there
was hot time in fact, three fights
coming zip and in each case the pro-
Sressives, the young men who have
stood behind Prince Cupid in his strug-
gle for the rehabilitation of the Home
Rule crowd, its molding into cohes-
i've party, won from the conservatives. |
Each one hinged upon dictum from
the stalwart young Prince, and each !
time he carried his people. The con-
vention seemed TO be in his hands. and
il he does not control it to the end,
dictate it's future acts, then it will be
because of an abdication, not that he
cannot handle the forces under his con-
troll at the present time.
As a result of the struggles of the af-
ternoon there promises to be this morn
ing warm fight over the reorganiza-
tion of the party. Under the leader
ship of Prince Cupid there was passed
by vote almost unanimous a resolu-
ton putting into the hands of a CONF
Inittee of seven the drafting of a new
constitution, that purpose being con-I
{ ealed under the wording providing forl
revision. This committee, consisting of
Chairman ID. Ewaliko, Kookoo, Long
kaohi, Bibikane, Kahilina and Wise
IS expected to report this morning,
gaking the changes in the constitution
Fl the party as OF July Sth, and thus ,
fSiaking it necessary that there be a
new election for officers and a distri- .
Dution of delegates. If the plan as pro-
posed goes through, as it appeared TO
pc certain TO do yesterday afternoon,
he control of the party will pass from
Re hands of Wilcox and the reaction I
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Dol. Hawes Improving.

Col. Hawes was reported last evening
as resting easily and improving. Dr.
Garvin, who attends him. has found no
internal injuries. Col. Halves il at
present at the Hatch residence on Pen
sacoIa street
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PARTY DROPS THE
REPUBLICAN, NAME
Prince Cupid's Following Forces
Recognizing of the Party and
Blocks Nominations.
.++44+++++t+++++%+++++4
GEMS From WILCOX.


\ We are now in the family of
y fae great United states, but not
y by our desire. They took us as
y a lion takes a lamb.
= The fire during the plague rob-
= sed the poor people of their be-
= Esngings, and now the mission
y aries are wanting to rob the
y United States of their money.
y They wanted me to help them
= and I did SO. as I knew that it
= was for the good of our people,
= the relieving of our poor.
= The President has nothing to
: say. he or his ministers; what
Congress says or does makes the
|. Jaw
; asked for training ship here
; because I know that only natives
; would be put on board of her.
; Last year the other side had
: all the money; we had only the
heart. Let US still retain this
; heart. If they offer you any
, money take it, but vote for the
, Home Rule Let US have all the
; Senator'S Home Rula if we can.
; So much the better.
; In the United States the mig
; gers are slaves. They are not
: like us or the Indians who are
: treated as white men. They are
an inferior race, a low class,
composed of the worst people
who do terrible things. We do
not wish TO mix with such a
class and we are not compared :
with them except by only a few :
missionaries.
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named, consisting of 5. K. Mahoe
chairman; G. Markham. G.. p Waile-
bua, d. EwaIiko and l. 5. Kahilina-
The report of the committee showed a
total OF 142 delegates. divided as fol-
lows Oahu. 124; Kauai. five; Maui,
nine: Hawaii. four. These delegates
were declared seated and the conven-
tion was then called upon 10 listen TO
the address of the Delegate upon what
he had accomplished during his term
at washington. Mr.. Wilcox appeared
in his Congressional dress and spoke at
some length. He was at his best in the
denunciatory passages and was loudly
cheered when he called upon his people
to stand behind him and they would be
led to a greater victory than they gain
ed during the campaign two years ago.
He said:
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DELEGATE wILcoxs SPEECH.

Aloha nui to all of you. We are
Tow in the family Of the great United
Stetes, not by our own desire. They
took US as a lion takes a lamb. OF
course, as you all know, ! was elected
rs your delegate to Congress. It was
hard struggle to win, but We con-
quered in the end. That position
hold until March, 1903.
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Die Gntfnhrun9.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-18

Pursuant to Section Is of Article
of the Rules and Regulations Of the Re-
publican Party of this Territory the
precinct clubs OF the several precincts
are hereby notified to meet on Satur-
day. the I'd day of August, 1902, be-
tween the hours of and S o'clock p. m.
in their respective precincts as now ex-
listing in the several Representative
Districts. and elect % as Delegates to
their respective District committees
one person for every % votes or frac-
ton of rs votes cast in the precinct for
the Republican candidate for Senator
receiving the highest number OF votes
in the precinct at the last general
election; provided that whenever after
dividing said vote by 25. there is a re-
mairder of is or more, then the pre-
cinct shall be entitled TO an additional
delegate, but each precinct shall be en-
titled to at least one delegate to said
District Committee, although the Re
publican vote as aforesaid in said pre-
cinct may have been below 25; and.
CD as Delegates to the Territorial Con-
vention one person for every fifty votes
or fraction thereof cast in the precinct
at the last general election for the Re-
publican candidate for Delegate to the
57th Congress; provided that whenev-
er after dividing said vote by fifty
there is a remainder of so or more,
then the precinct is entitled to an addi-
tional Delegate, but each precinct shall
be entitled to at least one Delegate to
said Territorial Convention, although
the Republican vote as aforesaid in
said precinct may have been below so.
The number of Delegates to which
each precinct is entitled is set forth
below, as is also the basis upon which
the apportionment is made.
The place of holding such primary
in the several precincts shall be that
set forth hereunder unless the district
committee of any District shall other
wise direct by public notice published
not later than July g. 1902.