The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-07-11


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resolution MARKHAM had another fesn.
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Resolved that We. the Home ftuls
party ~ Hawaii. DO hcrrby approve the
work aud endorse the course ~ our
Delegate. lion. r. W WilcoS. during
his service IN the Congress - the Uni
ted states. and be- Il further
Resolved that in the nam" of our
people. We protest against the efforts OF
various poopl. and corporate to dis
credit our delegate by sending social
"a representatives 10 Washington 20
oppose and obstruct him IN the dis
charge of HE official duties, by at
tempting 10 secure the introduction or
presentation ~ measures before Con
sress without observing the courtesy
due to him Of fret presenting such
mes sures FOR his approval, and lie II
further
Resolved, that We repuoiate all meas
urer 80 brought trfcre Congress NJ I'M
sanctioned by the people unless duly
aud properly presented by our said del
egate. and request him TO be governed
accordingly In his official action re-
gsrding such measures.
wilcox again got the moor TO tell the
delegates that he had in the heat of
debate used some hot words against
Emrneluth, and he wanted Ia say that
when he had accused Emmeluth OF be-
ing a bad man he had not In fact meant
any such IA thing. and he wanted To
make the public apology. He said En-
meluth was with the Home Rulers and
/ that he was a good man. The effect of
the public apology was the appointment
OF "A committee consisting of Mr.. 10
go to Emmeluth and explain TO him.
| o.. delegate wanted a mass meeting 70
be addressed by Wilcox, but II was ex-
planned that the Delegate was not IN
good health and so could not speak
now but would do SO as soon as he
could appear.
As the convention was closing Maka-
mai addressed the members. saying
that he wanted the to go home and tell
the people to stand firm. He said that
the delegates should take a census OF
the Home Rulers in their precincts 90
that the president here might know
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party II would be necessary to build
Up to meet the detection OF those who
walked out. He said each delegate
should let his neighbors know thu
meaning OF Home Rule, so that the!
would stand by the party In this wa!
only. he said, could they gain powe
they sought.
Wilcox advised that the delegates fol
low the advice of Makainai He SAT-
that ic the canvasser found n public
servant who said that he would vot'
the Republican ticket because his brea'
end butter came from his Office. but a
heart that man had the Home Rul
principles be sure he would talk Re
publicanism, but vote Home Rule. Il
this case he said the man should b
checked in the books as a Republican
but the letter "a" should be put dow
with the r." so that it could be toll
just how the man stood. He adjure
. the canvassers to not lose the books.
Caypless could not permit the con
, vention to adjourn without taking
, parting word He said: When
talked of unity to you yesterday l di
t not know it was so thoroughly ingram
p ed in you. This is not the first tim
! there have been mistakes made in tn
, party. but l hope it will be the las
= The boilers have shown peevish an
9 childish spirit, as i take 1t, but 1t a
has shown that you are really unite
in your hearts. Take that spirit HON
, in your hearts. Say to your people tha
the war is on. That city and count
government is the battle cry, and tha
every soldier is a Kamehameha, an
we will win"
Kalauokalani closed the conventio
BY saying that it was time for the pee
pie to stand together. The moment tn
people weakened they were lost II
advised them to send in their reports
r The delegates then stood and san
r Hawaii Ponoi," and with a prays
= from Kalauokalani the convention wa
2 a. an end.
. There were registered at the closin
q session l05 delegates. Emmeluth wa
Q not present during the afternoon SEES
sion.
/, WANTED TO THROW