The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-22

san political party is hereby created
throughout the Territory for the pur'
poses set forth in the preamble hereto
Article II-Name.-This political or
ganization shall be known as the Kuo-
koa party.
Article III.-The purpose OF the party
| is to effect the changes Of government
| required by the vast majority of the
| voters, in such manner as VIII least af-
| feet established industries, to formulate
| legislation for this purpose, accepting
| the experiences of the older States and
Territories of the Union as our guide,
hoping thereby TO evolve an efficient.
economic, businezs-like system of con-
ducting community affairs. To so alter
our educational system that the youth
| may grow to mans estate htted for
taking part in the future development
of the Territory.
Article IV-Membership.-All male
citizens of the Territory who are voters
or eligible to become voters at the next
regular election may become members
of this party by signing this constitu-
tion, with the rules and regulations. in
the precinct in which they reside.
From this point the constitution was
as that offered in the convention. The
executive committee is provided for at
thirty members, to be chosen from the
various representative districts. The
central committee is to consist of seven
members. one from each district, and
the president. The provision is made
that the members need not live in the
districts they represent. There is pro-
vision for precinct organization and for
a Territorial convention within thirty
days after primaries on the first We'd
nesday in July, and district conven-
tions for legislative noi.iinations within
fifty days after the Territorial conyen- |
ton.
When the preamble was read there |
was a kick Immediately. Long object |
ed that there was direct reelection |
upon the Hawaiian people, and Prince
Cupid thought the whole matter irrelc-
want to the constitution. so the pre-
lmble was sent back to the commit
zee for revision. Immediately, without
change, the constitution was
passed.
There was passed also a resolution
the appointment of tenn
,orary executive committee TO serve
Until the convention meets, with power
o appoint committees and manage the
'arty. to be governed by the constitu-
ion. Prince Cupid as chairman of thel
leeting appointed the following: Pres
lent, Prince J. Kalanianaole, D. Ka-
uha, ]. K. Clark, j. K. Nakookoo, NJ.
e haa1kaula, -. hHelopu, j. w. Bfp1-
ane. w. F. Erving, A. st. G.. Piianaia.
{. K. Keohokalaole, F. w. Beckley and s
en Jones. III
c. A. Long was chosen treasurer but ;.
is demands for finance COMMITTEES
ere unheard. A report from the COM
lttee on organization was read, tell
lg of the work done and the plans for a
meeting Thursday. This was referred :,
} the executive committee. After pro- :
ding that this body shah meet this
yening the committee adjourned t
Senator Kalauokalani and Wilcox win T
ave this afternoon for Maui for the :,
1rpose of taking up their campaigning
'ur. They will go first to where car .
ages and roast pig await them. u
hence they win to--- the entire side a
the island. returning next week It ;.
expected they will continue on their =
ay through the group. 8,
Senator Kalauokalani said yesterday
at 1t was his plan that when by fa-t ~
'ring man he could secure his nom ii
alton he would always move for the >,
turn of a man who had experience -