The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-03
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the letter on the part of aty one who
may be permitted to see 1t.
The declina ton of Governor Dole was
referred to. but not read. 1t is said
to be straightforward letter in which
| there is no installing the meaning of
| the writer, who sees no reason why he
should take the platform and talk poll
ties white he has been intrusted with
the task of governing all the Terri
tory.
When it came to consideration of
| the men who agreed to speak, there
proved to be only two who were <ut-
side of The Home Rule party. These
are one 7. McCants Stewart, a mem
Der of the Republican Territorial cen
trail committee. and Abraham Fernan-
DEE. Other than these there are no
men from the other parties who will
appear on the platform of the Drill
shed tomorrow night 1
The arrangements so far made are
that Judge Kaulia will call the meet
Ing to order as the temporary chair
man, and that a member of the party
shall be chosen as the permanent |
lauokalari. The list of speakers will |
include he following: Senator Kalau-
okalani, Prince Cupid. John Emmeluth /
James Quinn, Nakookoo, Stewart, Fer
uandez, Beckley, Senator Kanuha l
Judge Kaulia, John Wise and John E 1
Bush, interpreters, as we'll as orators
gentle toss was given to the com
mittee, when, in the shape of the re-
port asking for more time, there was
I provision for the submission to the |
meeting Of Saturday evening CT reso-
luton which would embody the ideas
Of the men who were handling tbs |
At once there was a demand |
FOR the resolution. But the committee |
lid not have it drawn. they only want
ID permission to draw it. There was
some fireworks over this plan, for the
lembers Of the executive committee |
lid not want to see any power slipping
way from them. and so they insisted |
hat they must have the resolution |
cad to them for their approval, before |
could ne submitted to the mass meet
ng. This will be done at the same 4
inc the list of the speakers is given
4
Senator Kalauokalani said that he |
vas in receipt of a letter from Dele
ate Wilcox, in which there was an ex-
lanation of his bill for the creation OF | I
national leper settlement on MoIo- |
al. The letter was in the hands of the !
rinter, and SO could not be read. The
ubstance Of the letter was that the !
bject Of the bin was to provide for
he iepers at national expense, SO that =
here would be at all times a supply 4
paiai, and so that the very best of =
ledical aid could be given to them. :
here was introduced a resolution con-
GINNING the bill as contrary to pub
C policy, ard to the wish of the Ha-
allan people, but it was decided that !
lis should go over until this evening,
r until Il copy of the bill may be re- =
eived from Washington. so that there Z
lay be no misunderstanding of the =
leasure. IL
1t was developed during the discus =
on that there was bill prepared at
,alaupapa and sent on to- Delegate =
Tilcox, the agitation being started by
|
cen animated by a desire to have a !
onstant supply of their food, and to
lace the blame for the absence of suf- !
Gent poi to the local authorities. Z
heir bill, with some changes. is al !
gedly that which has been presented Z
, Congress by Delegate Wilcox.
There was a constant agitation of !
lie matter of the reorganization OF
lie party, but there was no chance for !
he young men to get their plan
trough. The older men were not ready !
,r any kind of a change until they :
ad thought it all over several times =
I'd were quite prepared for the move y
tent.
After the nomination of Prince Cupid
lie needing adjourned until this even.
g, for the purpose of permitting the
,mmittee to have time to perfect their
rogram.