Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-30


kENIWELL AND MoNwAR
FOR HOUSE ONLY ONES
DROPPED.
The Democrats have endorsed Will
cox and the major part OF the Home
Rule ticket. This took place at meet
ing held in Waverley hall last night.
Col. C. J. Mccarthy was in the chair
and throughout the meeting, his atti-
tude was for going over to the Home
Rulers. AS this was the sentiment Of
the majority of the 81 present, the plan
carried and the following ticket was
put through:
For Delegate-Robert w. Wilcox.
For the Senate-David Kawanana-
koa, Edgar Caypless and ]. p. Makai.
mai.
For Representatives. Fourth District
C. J. Mccarthy, ]. ID. Holt Jr.. II. A.
Juen, G. X. Wilder, Joseph Aea and
Keona.
For Representatives, Fifth District
Frank Harvey, william Mossman. d.
NJ. Kupihea, S. X. Oil, N. X. Kou and
Damiano.
At the opening Of the meeting Fred
Terrell moved that full Democratic
ticket be placed in the field. Chas.
Creighton said there should be no
I, opf N nj ion for doIogotao h,,t chat m oh
man should vote on a candidate. so as
to get at the uninfuenced opinion of
the majority. This opinion did not
prevail and a motion providing for the
nominations by committee of ten was
passed and Chairman Mccarthy read
from list the following names as con.
stituting the committee: John Efin.
ger, II. A. Juen, w. II. Johnson. Chas
Creighton, F. Terrell, J. o. Carter Jr..
Julius Asche, II. J. Mossman, c. l..
Rhodes and G. X. Wilder.
Previous to this, an attempt was
made to name Col. Cornwell for dele
gate but 1t did not go through. The
committee reported back the list as
nominated with the exception of ]. o.
Carter for Senator instead OF Makai.
mai, and a full list of Democrats for
the Fourth District, the Fifth District
being as passed. The committee stood
6 to for Wilcox and to 1 for the re.
mainder of the Home Rulers.
c. l.. Rhodes fought the Wilcox prop
osition and moved to insert the name
of Cornwell but the majority was not
of the same mind, Wilcox receiving 46
votes, Cornwell TO- and Prince Cupid l..
On motion of Cornwell. the nomination
of Wilcox was made unanimous.
John Colburn attempted to speak but
the chair said he had not signed the
roll. Colburn asked IL this was new
list OF Democrats and upon being ans
wered that II was, he and John Wise
signed. The latter wanted to know IL
Wilcox had signed the roll but was told
to sit down as the question was not be-
fore the meeting.
DR.. Noblitt moved that the remainder
Of the ticket be named by a standing
vote and Camarinos registered a vigor-
Gus kick, saying he had attended the
meeting for the purpose of helping to
name a Democratic ticket and not to
surrender to the Homes Rulers. He
walked out OF the hall and was follow
ed out by Sullivan.
Testa moved the substitution of Ma
kainai for Carter and this was done
after J. o. Carter Jr had said his ia
ther had withdrawn In favor of the
Home Rulers. The senators were then
named
J. +. Bowler withdrew from the rep
resentative ticket and Testa took out
the name of Camara. Testa then NOV
ed the naming Of the entire Home Rule
ticket but finally qualified this by SUBJ
stituting II. A. Juen for L. X. Kent
well and G. X. Wilder for Nauha. The
Fifth District ticket with Frank Har-
vey instead Of Ng Monwar, was adopt
cd.
The chairman was authorized to ap-
point a committee Of six, with himself
on platform, and as we'll n committee
on finance. The meeting then ad-
journed until Wednesday evening.