Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-13

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trict Republican Committee at Waiver.
ly hall last night. l.. A. Andrews
workers had claimed the victory all
day yesterday by unanimous vote,
but the tellers counted him in by q
bare raise of three.ffths of the dope.
gates. The other two.fifths were cast
for f. Faxon Bishop, the un.railroaded
choice OF the business men Of the
Fourth.
Andrews and his subordinates had
laid their mines effectuaily. Andrews
| lighted the fuse and each and every one
exploded at the right place and tho
right time.
| II was moved by J.. A. Andrews and
carried that the temporary secretary
act as q committee on credentials.
II was moved by l.. "A. Andrews and
carried that the roll as called by the
secretary constitute the Republican
the next two years.
Geo. p. Theilen had been nominated
for temporary secretary and unani
mously elected.
Robert Boyd in eloquent phrase
placed the name of l.. A. Andrews be.
fore the committee as. a candidate for
the Office Of chairman. lie said II gave
him great pleasure to name 80 capable
q man. One who had proved himself
a power In the community. "He did
not come to u.s." said the speaker. and
tell us of his capabilities. We saw
them with our own eyes" He re.
ferred to Mr.. Andrews excellent work
as President of the Young Mems Re.
publican Club. and his high legal al.
tainments.
The nomination Of Andrews was sec.
onded by c. X. Quinn, who will one
day make a fine political orator. Quinn
referred to the noble micn and bearing
which marked the conduct of l.. A.
Andrews in his association with men.
He carries himself nobly among u.s.
said Quinn, and has distinguished
himself by his brilliant legal attain.
ments. II Is not necessary that We
spring his name here as a bomb thrown
In your midst. His name comes up
here naturally. am sure we will make
no mistake in selecting him chairman
OF this District" The speeches of both
Mr.. Boyd and Mr.. Quinn were greeted
with great applause.
Geo. W. Smith placed In nomination
the name Of +. Faxon Bishop. in
nominating man for the chairman.
snip vi TINS uis.,'c, we shouiu speah
onIy rom poltIcaI suanupoint. lhere
for the place representative citizen.
free from all political ENHANCEMENT.
We want a man who has not been nc.
tive in politics other than a voter. We
want one of our own kind. Ii gives
me great pleasure, therefore, to nom.
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