The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-17
kauai CANDIDATES
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plank i'm the platform of the Rephb-
lican party of the Territory of Hawaii
Charles Blake submitted the follow
ing resolutions. and on motion of Henry
Blake they were unanimously adopted,
as follows
Resolved, That this Precinct Club in
struct its delegates to the convention to
be held in Lihue Island of Kauai. on
the 18th day of August, 1904, to nomn-
ate and elect candidates, for Repre-
sentatives and Senators to the Legsla-
ture, men who are in favor of and will
pledge themselves to work and wait for
a county government i'm the next regu-
/ lar session of the legislature.
Resolved, That the delegates from
| this precinct be instructed to do their
/ best to see that the District of Koloa
| be represented in the Legislature with
/ one representative at least and that
| they nominate and vote for the can
didate whom this meeting will decide
! upon"
The following names We're duly pro-
posed for candidates for representa-
tives from Koloa: .d. A. Mikaele Alex
ander McBryde and e f. Miller.
! Upon vote being taken the delegates
to the District committee were instruct
ed to nominate A. McBrvde, for rep
resentative from this district, and in
case he declines to accept the honor. the
delegates We're informed to work for the
nomination of G. f. Miller as represent
alive
The district committee Of the 9Th rep
resentative district met last Saturday
for the purpose of organization. J. H.
Coney, the former chairman. called the
meeting to order. j. II. Coney was
elected as temporary chairman, and II.
X Kahele as temporary secretary.
The chairman then appointed s. w
Wilcox. A. F. Knudsen and G. H. Fair
child as credentials committee; w. H.
Rice, Sr., J. X. Kapuniai and X. w.
Kinney for permanent organization
committee.
The committee on credentials made
an oral report recommending the cleo
ton of member to represent the First
precinct The report seating delegates
was presented and adopted as follows:
1st precinct none; 2nd precinct, A. f.
Knudsen: Bird Precinct j. X. Kapuniai
I
Smith; 4th Precinct w. d. McBryde
and Is w. Kinney; 5th Precinct, ]. P.
Spalding Charles Wilcox and John
Wilcox; 9Th Precinct, A. 5. Wilcox, S.
meeting give best regards to j. H. CO.
ney, II. *. Kahele, +. Mahn and c..
Christian; 7th Precinct, G.. H. Fair
child, r. Punk and p. NJ. Castro; Sth
Precinct, l. NJ. Cox; 9Th Precinct, JOS
eph X. Lota and w Werner.
The committee on permanent Organi-
cation recommended that the election of
a permanent chairman, vice-chairman
secretary, treasurer and executive COM
mittee. The report of the committee
vas adopted.
~. w. Kinney nominated w. II. Rice
as chairman a. w. Wilcox nominated
j. H. Coney. Both We're seconded.
Upon Conveys intimation of not wish.
e ing to be a candidate and to retire from
the office, Wilcox withdrew his motion
Kinney moved that Mr.. Rice be elected
chairman. The motion carried.
1t was moved and seconded that thi.
, meeting give best regards to j. II. co
ney, the former chairman of the distric
committee and executive committee, fol
his services.
Coney nominated ]. X. Kapuniai as
vice-chairman, and the nomination wa.
seconded and carried.
$. w. Wilcox nominated II. X. IA,
hele as secretary, ana the nomination
carried.
A. S. Wilcox and Charles Wilcox wer,
named for the treasurership. The vOtt
s was A. 5. Wilcox 3, Charles Wilcox II
The chairman declared Charles Wilcox
elcted as treasurer.
G. w. Smith and c. A. Rice wer,
l candidates to represent the First Pre-
j cinct, Niihau. There We're Is votes cast
w. G. Smith received 10, G. A. Rice
- The chairman declared W. G. Smitl
was duly elected as committeeman fo
#" the first precinct.
The executive committee was appoint
n ed as follows: LIST Precinct, w. G
Smith End, A. f. Iinudsen, 3rd, ]. X
Kapuniai; 4th, X. w. Kinney; 9Th, J
e Spalding; 9Th, ]. H. Coney; eth, G. II
). Fairchild; Sth, not present; 9th, William
Werner.
Kinney moved and seconded a com
mittee on platform be appointed and re
port by next meeting. The Chairman
| appointed X w. Kinney, G. H. Fair
! child and w. G. Smith.
The Garden Island publishes an edi
torial calling for a primary law an
continuing as follows
Closely akin to this subject of HON
Rule influence controlling the Republi
can party is the subject of proper nom
nations for office. The Republican par
, ty is for Republicans and not for HON
- Rulers. The rank and file of the part
really desire to have party matters g
straight and fair.
"They desire to have honest Out-and
e out Republicans nominated for office b
n our party and they like the sort of me
[. who will stick to the Republican part!
% win or lose, whether they are turne
II down by party bosses or not. The pee
pie all realize that party bosses mu!
change, but the party boss who tries
deal fairly with the rank and file of tn
party, and who recognizes merit an