Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-28
FOURTH DISTRICT
MAKES EXPRESSION
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the committee that II would be advis.
able for the District Committees of
the Fourth and Fifth Districts to en-.
dorse as candidates for the House OF
Representatives. at the coming cleo
ton one nominee each of the Portu.
guese Club in return for the support Of
the members of that club for the
straight Republican Congressional and
Legislative tickets
THE Portuguese said they we're to
meet last night. They were asked not
to do this but to wait until tonight,
when the Fourth District Committee
will have met and decided on the mat.
ter Of representation. The Portuguese
committee said that they would get
the meeting postponed or make an at.
tempt toward this end. On top OF
that they held their meeting and elect.
ed two men-Major Camar and Frank
Andrade-before waiting to hear from
this question.
THE Portuguese state that they
had from 300 to $50 men who were
eHner Noters UT eIlslole W pe ha'uraf
ized as American QUEENS IL seems
10 me important tnat the portuguese
be gwen representation Lot so much
for their voting power. out for what
they VIII De IN the future ana lot tne
lden'lhcatlon OF all the portuguese
voters OF the territory wi'n the hepuD
bean party"
MT. brooks SAID ne UNDERSTOOD the
rlith. The rourth would therefore
nave TO give them Two men oil the leg
isia'i'e ucket' Az this remark there
was chorus OF uisseht' leu py Jacs
Lucas ana Mr. broots sa' GOWN
MT. Cooke stated that he hrmly pe
ieVeo il the portuguese were only al
lowed one man IN the fonrth tneS
"ouid ma man 1T the ruin all right
MI Lucas said A. W. Seapury was
prospective candidate from th'
Fifth. The speaker said this young
portuguese had declared 10 h'm MS IN
tentlon 70 run.
MI. isenoerg moved mat one Portu
guese De alioWed on the leSIs'atiN'
ticket Of the Fourth District provided
ne come out as hepubiican ana sup
port poth the congressional ana Legs
IatlNe tlcketS OF the republican party
MI Aylett SAID ne ala not peheVe II
counting chickens before the! were
hatched' On primary election day NJ
mad seen couple OF wasonettes o
hatlNe ha"alahs turheu away IRON
'he republican poils D".ause the!
were nome Rulers lhey were Amer
lcan citizens at all events whiie TN
portuguese were douotIu quantity
Ihere were only eighty woes at th'
meetlhs iast nlsht, ana yet they c'alm
ed SoO 10 Soo' Nothins NJ all wa'
kho"h OF THESE people lhey were
NOT american citiZehs now "hat as
surahce "as tnere tnat tn2J "ouiu eV
er become such' II would DC fortunate
II 100 votes could De secured
W. Y. noe sara 'hat ne ma met VIII
FTst PRECINCT Republicans last hlgh
ana 'hey were TOTALLY a'ersc 10 aiiow
lbs the portuguese representation
however ne pehe'ed that one mar
Wouio De sIi right
MAJOR Hieg'er sara ne had seen Ma
tor Camara' ASKED u inc portuguese
roIiticai Cluo Wou'd turn out as
whoie as hepuDhcahs' ne icpneu IL
the negative ASKED Iur'her IL IN.
portuguese "ouid not suggest man
uo%en names 'ro" "hlch 'nc nepuohc
ans might choose ana again came al
answer IN 'he NEGATIVE, coupled VIII
d remark 10 tne erect 'hh' the hepuD
II'"hs "ou'u nave 10 taN' "nat 'h'
For'usuese might see NJ 10 SEM them
MT. Me'ieIiah saiu nc oeleNeu th'
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