The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-07-26

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Clarence Crabbe. Sam Kamakau, A. v.
Gear Ed. C. Peters. T. p. Melin, w. w.
Carlyle, and James F. Morgan.
A. II. Moore introduced the follow
ing resolution. which was adopted:
Resolved: That we hereby renew
our demand for County Government,
| and instruct our delegates to put In
the platform of the Territorial Con-
vention a plank pledging the party to
| it."
The following resolution, introduced
| by Col. Sam Parker and seconded by
A. v. Gear, was adopted:
Resolved, That the Fourth Precinct
endorse as next Delegate to Congress
the present Delegate. j. Kalanianaole."
FIFTH PRECINCT-FoURTH DIS
TRICT.
One hundred and sixty-four persons
attended the meeting of the Fifth of
the Fourth Precinct Club. Only one
ticket was named for delegates to the
| Territorial Convention, that being as
follows
| Samuel Johnson, Chas. Coster. and
f. X. Rathburn. For the District
Committee. six to be elected. seven
were nominated. as follows: Gustav
Rose, E. X. Lilikalani. NJ. Harvey, j.
J. Belser, Samuel Johnson, w. II. Ka-
ilimai and l.. j. Nahora Hipa.
The following resolution, introduced
by l.. ]. Nahora Hipa was unanimous
ly adopted:
Whereas, the Republican Club Of
the Fifth precinct of the Fourth dis
trict comedies that in denomination to
Congress of our present Delegate, Hon
Jonah Kuhio Kalanianaole the whole
Territory of Hawaii will receive from
| Congress more consideration and bet
ter results will be obtained:
Therefore it is resolved, That the
Fifth precinct of the Fourth district
pledges itself to the denomination of
the Hon. Jonah Kuhio Kalanianaole
for Delegate to Congress"
SIXTH PRECINCT-FoURT DIS
TRICT.
| At the meeting of the Sixth precinct
of the Fourth district, Lorrin Andrews
presided and ]. ]. Hughes acted as
recorder. The nominees were:
| For the Territorial convention-Lor-
rim Andrews, C. A. Yarrick and w. S.
Fleming.
For District Committee j. J..
Hughes. f. G. Carrera, w. j. STAINS
| bury. w. S. Fleming, c. X. Quinn and
Lorrin Andrews.
There will be no opposition at the
primaries.
Before the meeting adjourned C. K.
Quinn introduced resolutions endors-
ing the nominations of Roosevelt and
Fairbanks and the administration of
Governor Carter. They We're carried
unanimously after enthusiastic speech
es by w. j. Stansbury and j. ].
Hughes.
A general discussion was had as to
the organization of campaign COM
mittee but this matter was deferred
until after the primaries.
SEVENTH PRECINCT-FoURT
DISTRICT.
Waimanalo-No returns.
EIGHTH PRECINCr-FOUR DIS
TRICT.
One hundred and thirty members con-
stituted very enthusiastic gathering
of members of the Precinct Club of the
Eighth of the Fourth. Speeches We're
made by Geo. w. Smith, Ella A. c.
Long, +. E. Thompson, j. A. Kennedy,
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mittee sixteen to he a,ected tho fol-
LOWING nominations ,rara ,,ada CO
w Smitb r r. Tbomnsor w T Kar-
ratti. John A. johnson Charles Croziar
C. w. Zeipler. w. Fl Thornton O. q
Ballentyne. F. l.. waldron. I NJ Kea-
loha, E. ]. Lord, f. e. Richardson. Ka-
wal George. Il. II. Petrie, e. O. White.
j. NJ. Kea. f. b, Damon. w. O. At
water and II. NJ. Dow.
Geo. w. Smith moved that it was the
sense of the Precinct Club of the Eighth
Of the Fourth to endorse the candidacy
of Kuhio for Delegate to Congress.
This carried unanimously.