The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-19
.KA HUI KUOKOA
| CONTESTING
WILCOX,
Comes Out Strong
Against a
Boss.
APPEALS TO THE
PEOPLE FOR HELP
Declaration That Methods Not
Principles Form Chief Differ
ences Between Parties.

NtREcTED right at the people is
the pronunciamento which Is to
be issued this morning by the
Hui Kuokoa. The intention ot
the committee in charge is TO have a
weekly newspaper 90 be printed in the
Hawaiian, but it was not possible 20
get ii together this week, and instead
there viii he distributed the sta tatement
in the form of pamphlet.
The committee in charge OF this work,
Prince Cupid, c. a. Long and Solomon
Meheula. has prepared an indictment
OF the old leaders and a statement of
their position, as the committee OF the
new party In born r1shese papers
they have brought out strongly TIE
question OF the attempt of Wilcox and
Kalauokalani to be dictators and not
leaders alone. The motto OF the party
is played upon, and the people asked
to give their support to a movement
which is intended for the good Of the
Territory.
One statement is made which will
come as surprise to some of the men
present at the first meeting OF the par
ty, that which appears to commit the
new organization to the candidates for
the Legislature who may be put up by
the old party. The statement Is taken
by some Of the strongest supporters OF
the new Organization to mean only that
they will support the good men noTu.-
mated, not that the entire ticket Wilt be
given their votes
The greater portion of the space Cf
the pamphlet is given to the recital of
the events leading up to the bolt. The
translation is as follows:
THE EXPOSITION OF THE HUI kA-
LAIAINA KUoKoA BY THE YOUNG
HAwAIIANS.
To the Voters in the Territory of Hawaii
With aloha nui:-We the young Hawai-
ans by and through our committee those
who boIted and left the Homo Rnlers
now declare and explain what W. were
N the aforesaid party and what We are
70 be in the new one.
We had ia our minds 70 promote the
soOu Of the people by working together in
with the Home Rulers for
preparation for the coming legislative ses-
zion 20 20 uphold the motto Of the
'arty-"FOr the equal rights Of the peo-
de"
II seems the motto had been planted
within us for we felt il and have "A mind
o struggle for its full1lment. We were
eady TO tight for IL on that first Wednes-
ay OF next November
Because OF fhe necessity we were en-
outraged 20 30 the best we could. and az
meeting OF the board Of directors that
ad been called. we adopted resolution
0 establish clubs all over the islands
trough a committee. We did this with
at the approval of the president Of the
arty. He said 1t is useless TO appoint
committee Of this sort because the
Tome Rule Party is already known all
yer the islands" In spite OF his OBJ
.ction the resolution passed and Prince
upid was appointed chairman. The com
ittee consisted Of Prince Cupid (chalr-
AM. J. EmmeIuth and d. Kanuha.
The committee then went TO work faith
illy establishing clubs with intention 10
struct every club 10 send one delegate
the convention, but TO surprise
70 president called mass meeting OF
hich they had not the least idea and
so with the ignorance Of the board Of
rectors So we failed. This the
Getting held July sth.
When the committee went 20 work
his was before the mass meeting) they
sde up their minds TO cherish one iogl-
] idea and that was 10 live up TO their
otto; Equal rights for al"
The committees plan was 10 establish
abs and let every club appoint one dele
te for every fifty voters, members OF
Z. club with one extra beside. The rea-
n for this was 10 limit the number Of
Q members OF the convention or az
.st the averaged number Of delegates oi
cry club.
Il had been found by the committee
AZ an article in the constitution for
De Them 10 continue the plan 80 they
,euded and changed the article and
Il,--.,--,,..a u, nare A