The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-09-02

we recommend as the order of bust
ness of this convention the following:
"l-Report of committee on rules.
"2-Report Of platform committee.
'3-Election of a Territorial Central
Committee
determination of a Delegate to Con-
gress.
We recommend that this convention
shall proceed to elect a Territorial Cen
trail committee which shall consist OF
thirty members chosen from their re-
spective representative district upon
the election Of such district delega-
tions sitting in this convention, each
district to be entitled to as many MEM
hers on such Central Committee as such
District has repr' 5entatives in the
House OF Representatives. This COM
mittee when elected shall hold Office un-
til the meeting of the next Territorial
convention. The Territorial Central
committee shall meet from time to time
elect such officers and promulgate such
rules and regulations as it sees fit for
the government OF the Republican
party in the Territory of Hawaii shall
call all conventions and primaries and
shah conduct the general campaign of
the Republican party within the Ter
the affairs of the party.
Your committee further recommends
that except as herenbefore provided
the rules for parliamentary assemblies
as laid down in Cushings Manual shall
be followed by this convention.
"Respectfully submitted,
"LORRIN ANDREWS,
Chairman.
&C. F. IAUKEA,
EDGAR MORTON,
"W. G. WALKER,
"W. WERNER,
rs. LAZARO."
Senator Baldwin wanted to under
stand just how the Central committee
was to be chosen, as he wanted to be
sure that the delegations elect the COM
mitteemen. Chairman Andrews ex-
planned that there was no change from
the present rules.
Theodore f. Lansing wanted the re-
port Of the committee read and acted
upon section by section. The first sec
tion thai rro~'dinE the order of bust
ness was read and adopted without
discussion. And this proved the course
with remainder of the report.
AS the report of the platform com
drews moved the rules be suspended
so that there might be immediate cleo
ton Of members of the Territorial COM
mittee. There was some discussion
over this due to the fact that certain
members of delegations were not pres
ent, but the motion prevailed. Imme-
diately II. p. Baldwin moved that the
convention resolve itself into district
delegations for the purpose of selecting
members of the committee.
There was deal of caucusng among
the delegations but only in two was
there any development of a fight.
These We're the fourth and fifth where
there were respectively eight and nine
nominees. The balloting proceeded
quietly, however and the results were
accepted good naturally on all hands.
The committee as it was constituted
is as follows
First District F. b. Mcstocker. ]. c.
Ridgway. w. G. Walker, Chas. Will
lams.
Second District: Samuel Parker, II.
II. Renton, ]. a. Mcclure, j. II. Wal
puilani.
Third District; ]. II. Mahoe, A. N.
Hayselden, J. n. X. Keoa. r. NJ.
Church. II. A. Baldwin, w. p. Haia.
Fourth District: A. l.. C. Atkinson,
]. w. Jones, c. l.. Crabbe w. II.
Coney, f, G. Keen, j. II. Fisher.
Fifth District: Geo F. Renton, C. p.
Iaukea. W. G. Ashley, George r. Car
ter, Frank Pahia, L. C. Winston.
Sixth District: John d. Willard, ].
Kakina, w. II. Rice Jr,, J. II. Kapu-
Mai.
In the Fourth District L. A. Andrews
received eight and Kanakanui twelve
votes, A. l.. c. Atkinson receiving the
high vote OF 25. In the fifth c. H.
Huddy received five votes, James Holt
three and j. ID. Avery three.
THE PLATFORM RECEIVED.