The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-17
HAS HAD
ENOUGH
WILCOX

o+re-s "a the writing OF the news mat
ter and opinion The paper VIII %
ser. broadcast for the purpose OF put
4fn1 the woung raen right II the e1s~
~ TIE public. and the expectation -
fhat there win be an important per
ao,al statement from the president OF
the new party as it's saiu.atoTy-
Among the matters discussed yesier-
las the course TO be followed N /
the local Hghts- Il was the opinion o.
the atority OF those present al Ine n
formal talks that the proper course
would be TO make the legislative nou1i-
r,-+,,,s strictly on the basis indicated
nv the name Of the party This would
mean the nomination Of two Repubii-
cans two Democrats and two Home
Rulers in each of the districts Of this
island. This same course would De
recommended 10 the KuokoanS OF the
other islands Of the group and the re-
suit would be 10 get before the people
only, the very best and most available
men for the places in the lower house
AZ to the Scholarships, the names
which are mentioned SO far are Of Re
ruh5scans. In the Fifth District the
names of John c. Lane and Enocn
johnson are being considered, and N
tha Fourth A G. II. Robertson and A
Ii. -. -
the party bolted the Home Rulers on
the grounds that there was no real
torr,e rule in its mana cement there
viii be no dietation or suggestion from
/ the Headquarters here as to the nonll-
nations in other districts. but each ISL
and viii be expected TO name its own
men The discussions Of men nave
1 been only informal, owing 10 the Dehet
If the committeeman that the first
thing is the making Of an organization
go that there may be no question OF the
having of some votes, the candidate
| selected, and then the conventions OF
4 the party will be held and their cnolce
Registered.
| Fred w. Reckley, member Of the last
legislature from Maui, arrived in the
city yesterday TO learn for himself the
local situation. He said that the one
| thing for which the Home Rule party
of Maui stood was good government
and the selection of its own candidates
There could be, he declared, no dicta-
ton from the executive committee OF
the Home Rulers if it was hoped 70
carry the island, for the voters would
not stand such high-handed actions on
| the part Of Honolulu men. he salc
| further that IT was not improbable that
there would be a fusion effected be-
| tween the various parties, on the basis
OF mutual endorsement OF the best TIaeI
for the legislature. This would or1nf
| together Sucn strength AAal any N1N
timers standing by the Home Rule com
nittee here would find themselves in
| the hopeless minority
| Senator John Paris of kona was
| among the passengers in the hauns
Loa. He said politics plays an import
| ant part in the life OF that district now
land there were any number of candl'
dates ready for the fight for the legls,
Iatlire Among those who VIII stanF
before the conventions for the nomina
lions for the lower House are the foi
lowing: North Kona, Isaac keha, Ma
lluIaui Makahalupa, Kalaiwai and IA
lukoa; South kona, Lacaro' " imam an
Wright and Naope. Christian An
Grews. one OF the boiling Home Rulers
is mentioned for the Senate. Senate
paris undoubtedly viii succeed him
self