The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-09-05
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ion that nine-tenths Of the members OF
the club favored the Republican party
at least In its national principles. and
that they would like to vote with IT,
even If the Fourth District commit
tee seemed to be not willing to give
duced the resolution endorsing Prince
Cupid which went through without
comment.
NJ. A. Silva wanted discussion of the
question OF representation for the
colony, but Vivas objected pleading for
time to cool off. Camara yielded the
chair and took the floor to move a COM
mittee of three to have full power to
act, to renew negotiations with the Re-
publican party. He said without SEEM
ing to make concessions to those who
that he would support the Repub-
lcan platform; that while he could
not bind himself to act with that party
on every measure in the Legislature
ne would act for the best interests of
the entire people. He declared that
there might be few votes today but the
young Portuguese were becoming citi-
zens very fast.
This motion was accepted and NJ. a.
Silva, a. G.. Correa and j. NJ. Vivas
were chosen as the committee. reso-
luton was passed reafiirming the selec-
ton of Camara for the clubs represent
tative. j. NJ. Vivas and j. b. Dias were
chosen as executive committeeman to
all the places made vacant by the res
ignations of the evening, after which
the meeting adjourned until monday
evening next
HOME RULERS DISCUSS MEN.
There was a well attended meeting
of the Home Rulers last evening at
headquarters, and for more than two
hours there was a discussion of can
didates for the legislature, although no
action was taken.
The sentiment was expressed that I'M
til the arrival of Kalauokalani from
Hawaii there can be no definite decision
as to the men who will be put on the
ticket. There was however a long talk
over the possibilities. The discussion
turned principally over the senators.
1t was the expression that the Home
Rulers should ask for the selection of
Makainai and Caypless for the sena-
tors. To this there was some slight OBJ
lection owing to the fact that there is
growing sentiment that Caypless
should be chosen for the leader of the
lower house. AS one man put ii there
would be no difficulty in having ten or
twelve bills day passed with the haole
as leader.
There was music during the evening
and some dancing and the meeting
took many forms of a pleasant even
ing's entertainment 1t is not thought
that final fusion will be accomplished
until next week.
FOR REPUBLICAN SENATORS.
4 The joint session of the Republican
committees of the Fourth and Fifth
districts will be held Monday evening
next at Progress hall. The meeting
promises to be one of harmony as the
decision Of the Fourth district that the
Fifth shall have its men, If there is
unity upon the choices, promises to do
away with any discord.
The committees of the two districts
met yesterday and it was decided that
there should be no time lost in holding
'''N '''AN 'i''l'il' ll' nan question VAS
left To Subcommittee and that body
decided that it would be wIsest to Sc
cure a large and cool place for the
meeting. Waverley and Progress halls
were mentioned and the latter selected
as the best place for the meeting.
There is some feeling that the nomi-
nations for Representatives should be
left for later date. and this may be
done The wi
during the week, but 1t is expected that
the meetings will be held on Tuesday
or Wednesday evenings. There are
long lists of men named for the lower
house on both sides of Nuuanu street,
and the outlook is for a lively fight
there.
The meeting of the committee of the
Fifth districts this evening will decide
probably not only the question as to
senators, but as well that of the time
for the later meeting. There will be a
fun gathering of the members as the
question of the men who are to be
recommended TO the joint convention
has made lively fight and there prom
lses to be some close voting
YOUNG MEN IRE ACTIVE
The meeting Of the Young Mems Re-
pubUcan CUB executive committee yes
terday was one which Will have much
to do with the future of the campaign.
There was long discussion OF the
plans under which the workers may be
OF assistance in the general fight.
committee consisting Of Messrs,
Carter, Kumulae and Seabury was
named which will have charge of spe-
cial plans for action. and the commit
tee VIII get down TO work az once.
The registration board yesterday had
hard days work and at the close OF
the sittings there We're on the lists 93s
names, The proportion OF Hawaiians
increases During the day there were
2SO native voters registered and the
Home Rule watchers claim that every
one belongs to their party,hThe com
mlltee VIII arrange for week OF out
OF town work very aoOn