The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-09-01
REPUBLICAN
CONVENTION
The Dele gates Will
Deliberate
Today.
MANY CAUCUSES
WITHOUT RESULT
No Forecast as to the Nominee
for DeIegate-Those Who
Will Be Present.

Republicans will meet in Territorial
convention at Progress Hall this morn
ing, to frame the platform upon which .
the fight is to be made this fall and |
to select the candidate who will lead |
the forces of the party in the struggle. |
There has been framed by the Central
committee a tentative platform which I,
contains the many planks which have /
been outlined heretofore and the eau
cuses which were held yesterday left
the situation as to the delegate still un-
settled.
The convention will number 81 votes
and the seating arrangements of the
hall have been such as to make it pos
sible for the men of each district to be
together and act in unison, having ex-
cellent opportunities for caucus be-
tween themselves. The hall has been
decorated with flags and bunting and
there will be such placards as will show
each delegation where it will find the
seats set apart for it's accommodation.
Invitations have been extended to
Senator Burton and former Senator
Thurston to be the guests of the con-
vention and it is thought that there will
be an opportunity offered for short
address from each during the sitting of
| the body. The convention meeting as 1t
will at 10 O'Clock, will devote it's morn
| ing session to the consideration of the
credentials of the members, and it is
| believed that there will be such speedy
action of this, the first committee to
| sit that before the noon adjournment
the committee on resolutions will have
| been appointed and will be ready for
its duties during the afternoon session.
! Among the members of the various
delegations who arrived in the city
| Saturday there were number of eau
cuses yesterday. These took the forms
of consultations over the various can
didates for the Delegateship and as
| well some discussing as to the chair
man of the convention. The men from
Hawaii are said TO favor the selection
| of Senator J. d. Paris for the tenn
porary and permanent chairman of the
convention though there is much dis
cussion over the names of Cecil Brown,
A. N. Kepoikai and w. G. Walker for
| the latter position.
The convention will probably sit dur
ing today and tomorrow morning and
many of the delegates will leave for
| their homes tomorrow. Others, princi-
/
and take the Helene on Wednesday,
which is now billed to make the
Through trip to Hilo without stops. The
outlook is that the convention will be
one the most largely attended that has
been held here, and the interest of the
party leaders is so great that there will
be no let up in the careful and hard
work. The delegates to the convention
are as follows:
First District, Precinct 1: DR.. ]. Hol-
land; Precinct 2, Philip Peck A. c. Nc
Kinney, r. T. Guard, Geo. w. Patty;
Precinct 8, w. c. Cook; Precinct 4, j.
lB. Oliver; Precinct 5, w. G. Walker;
Precinct 6, A. Lidgate; Precinct Z, L..
E. Shellberg; Precinct 8, Chas. Will
liams.
Second District, Precinct 1, II. L. Hoi-
stein, C. H. Pulaa; Precinct 2, Samuel
Parker; Precinct 8, G. F. Maydwell;
Precinct 4, ]. D. Paris, ]. K. Nahale;
Precinct 5, S. Lazaro; Precinct 6, j.
Kauhane; Precinct Z, J. H. Waipuilani.
Third District, Precinct 1, A. H.
Smith; Precinct 2, J. H. Mahoe; Pre-
cinct 3, G. K. Keawehaka; Precinct 4.
S. Nahoohalahala; Precinct ), R. c..
Searle; Precinct 6, A. N. Kepoikai;
Precinct Z, j. N. K. Keola; Precinct s,
T. H. Church; Precinct 9, Edgar Nor
ton; Precinct 10, H. A Baldwin, John
Kalino; Precinct IL, J. A. Lui; Precinct
, u, w. P Haia; Precinct 10, W. F.
Pogue.
Fourth District, Precinct /, Cecil
Brown, S. Kauai, E. G. Keen, Joe Lua-
hiwa; Precinct 2, C. B. Wilson, R. w.
Aylett, Jonah Kumalae A. j. Campbell,
T. F. Lansing, ]. w. Jones, j. H. Fish
er, j. K. Kamanaoulu, Lorrin Andrews;
Precinct 8, A. L. C. Atkinson; Pre-
cinct 4, ]. J. Garden, c. L. Crabbe
Samuel Chillingworth, a. V. Gear, NJ.
r. Lyons, A. G. NJ. Robertson, Norman
!. watkins; Precinct 5, w. H. Coney, J,
Keohokii, o. C. Swain; Precinct 6, F.
C. Smith, L. w. Wolff; Precinct Z, A
: Irvine.
Fifth District Precinct 1, H. c
1 Adams; Precinct 2, Andrew Adams
: Precinct 8, C. P. Iaukea; Precinct 4, F
Meyer; Precinct 3, G.. F. Renton; Pre-
cinct 6, L. L. McCandless. w. G. Ash
ley; Precinct Z, Geo. H. Hubby, K. r
G.. Wallace, Eli j. Crawford; Precinct
!. 8, John c. Lane, W. c. Achi; Precinct
9, ]. Kalakiela, a. D. Larnach, Geo. r
, Carter; Precinct 10, J, L. Kaulukou.
Sixth District, Precinct l, K Manake;
i Precinct 2, E. Knudsen; Precinct 8
!. Francis Gay; Precinct 4, H. A. Jaeger
: Precinct 5, ]. K. Farley; Precinct 6, w
H. Rice; Precinct 7, T. F. Sanforn;
Precinct s, 1. H. Cox; Precinct 9. vii.
> liam Werner.
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