Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-07-26
NOMINEE WAS ABSENT.
ANTI-nARMONY TICKET
MADE UP BY BlfBE
WILLIAM HENRY TELLS WHAT HE
THINKS OF THE LATEST EF.
FORT FOR PEAcENIN
THE SEVENTH,

The reported meeting OF the anti
harmony Republicans in the Seventh
Precinct, when followed up assumes a
character not calculated to endanger
harmony In that precinct to any great
degree. William Henry. when asked
labout the meeting that put him and
others up for delegates against the
harmony" nominees, said that he had
not attended the meeting and did not
/ think II amounted to much. He said
he was a candidate on the harmony
ticket and had not authorized his name
to be put up on any other. Speaking
OF the alleged anti-harmony meeting,
Mr.. Henry said. II think IL came
about through the activity of Birbe
and few others who claim that Birbe
was not recognized by the chair prop
erly at the precinct meeting last FRI
cay night ! do not think II amounts
TO much. but i suppose every man has
q right to do as he pleases in politics.
| was nominated on the harmony ticket
and will run on the harmony ticket"
The resolution drawn up by Birbe is
as follows:
whereas, at regular meeting
called by the Republican Territorial
Central Committee for the eth Pre-.
.cinct. 9th District. for the purpose OF
making nominations for delegates to
be elected to the Territorial Conven-
tion and to the Fifth District Commit
tee. a number of legally enrolled Re-
publicans were deprived of their right
under the constitution and laws to
make nominations by the ruling of the
President of said Precinct Club. Henry
c. Vida. and whereas. the ruling OF said
President was In direct conflict with
the call of the Central Committee and
the rules OF the Republican party, and
was Acknowledgement of the legally
enrolled members of the organization:
and whereas, said president and judges
OF election have openly stated that they
Will not permit other names other than
those of the so-called harmony dele
CATION to be voted for at the primaries
of the 9TH Precinct of the 5tn District,
regularly called for Saturday. August
9Th. 1904,
Now. therefore, we. regularly en-
rolled Republicans of the It'll Precinct
OF the 9Th District, protest against the
arbitrary and unlawful action of the
said officers and protest that the same
is in direct conflict with the rules OF
the Republican Party and fair play,
and urge the Republican voters of the
9Th District to vote for the following
delegates legally and rightfully named
on said Friday. July 22nd. 1904. In
meeting Of enrolled Republican voters
regularly convened and presided over
by Henry c. Birbe. Jr.. to wit:
For Territorial Convention-Henry
&C.. Birbe. Jr.. VIM. Olepau. Jos Kalana.
Louis Touissant, J. l.. Carter. VIM.
Kaka
And for candidates to the District
Committee. as follows-Thomas Moku-
lahua. William Henry. Henry Cockett,
/ II. Sherwood. Ed. Koloha. j. NJ. Ke-
anu, Jos. A, Apo. II. X. Alapai. Isaac
lhihi. C. II. Brown, Dan Kamahu. AL
bert McGurn."
Two other resolutions were adopted
as follows:
Resolved that the meeting do heart
lily endorse the administration OF Gov
ernor Carter and Secretary of the Ter
ritory A. l.. c. Atkinson"
Resolved, that 1t be the sense OF this
meeting that our delegates to the Ter
.ritorial Convention be and hereby are
instructed to vote for Prince Kuhio
kalanianaole for Delegate to Con-
gress"