The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-11-17
PRESIDENT
AND HAWAHS
APPOINTMENTS
No Prospect Of Opposition in the Senate to
Dole and Carter...How VIM. Haywood
Presented Names to Roosevelt.
(nA11 SPECIAL TO TIE ADvERT1sER.,

affecting Hawaii has been accomplished here OF which
expected long and poacted fight May when the
OF Gov Sanford Dole would have expired That Gov Dole
has been appointed Federal judge and that Secretary George
been appointed made known Honolulu
Saturday reaches its destination the
will probably be placed before the United States
Senate and very likely confirmed 1t understood that Mr. Carriers
will for the unexpred portion
OF Gov Does There is prospect of opposition the
either learn here
Mitchell Oregon who here and whose word will probably
&c far in the matter Of confirmation az that Of anv other Senator
said today that he expected the nominations would be promptly
confirmed In fact they were entirely satisfactory to him.
1t probable that nominations will be referred
different committees of the Senate Unless special claim
made by the Committee Pacific Islands and Porto Rico
sderaon the of Gov Dole be Federal judge that
will probably be referred the Judiciary Committee of which
chairman The nomination
will probably the Committee Pacific Islands
and Porto Rico
There satisfaction among the friends OF Hawaii
both appointments regarded far better that the sub
santa commercial and business interests of the Islands should
have been promptly recognized than that there should have been
President Roosevelt in the several interviews which Mr. William
% ~ wishing the nSt'f tho
Chamber OF Commerce He did not consider worth while
the meantime the Department justice cabegrams
gan to arrive in numbers almost as soon as the
the Department of Justice where they filed for future reference
to take udgeshp candidates they refused
interfere in Assistant District Attorney Dunn cabed
Senator Mitchell work his behalf candidate
Senator Nutshell has very high regard for Mr. Dunn BELIEVING him
he did think for him to the claims of
HAYWOOD AT THE WHITE HOUSE
In the main the of the interchange of cabgram between
Washington and the Chamber Of Commerce Honolulu
doubedy known already to readers Of the Advertiser However
hardly much be said praise of the and aetful
House, The very day that the Judge Estee death was
MI Haywood qabegram the Chamber
be % with BY mail Go Dole WAS sh led for the
Il 't %h he M i
sought out Senator cuom long time friend Of Hawaii who
Haywood the President They arrived early and while Mr.
0 H sd pf5SG1a Wg 5G
called by appointment Bishop Rearc and Mr. Haywood
bad to about the appointment of Gov Dole said in the
had been Mr.. Haywoods it would quite as well
Gov. Does appointment early. N interview he
ponmen congested court
at Honolulu The suggestion OF Gov Dole received favor
But said he eff Dole Judge appoint
Mr. Haywood hestaed any suggestion answer to
that question - will NOT undertake to speak for my clients the
have consult them first before doing myself
Se be- that s % se% M s Hawaii
s. a%% g1G 61 Sa hs Mr. f u % much e"t
Perhaps older residents Of the Territory would
favor former Secretary Cooper Mr. Haywood continued e has
served in public Offices for the Territory accepab and
islands and what Chamber OF Com
se w San iGop the Of and what eand
the placing Dole practically the same position on the
be- that he occupied under the old monarchy would
LEGAL h and G pres the vew that the ange would
left the President promised action would be taken until
the representative of the Chamber of Commerce could
The cabegram regarding candidate governor prompt
ana e o % that Garter the first
the course OF another interview evnced lest
tie ~e" s the Gs %
Loeb to cable them to ascertain their wishes but concluded
sn , offer s GoT , Roe the 9dgesh tie President
the he ad Mr. II