Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-25
WERE SCARCE
At Meeting
IN eighth LAST night

HuStace ana lie Ulu not IKE 10 nave
him vent his spleen at the meeting.
Hustace interrupted: II don't blame
the precinct: II was the Administra.
ton"
Lucas said: THE Administration
had nothing to do with it."
Smith then called Lucas back to the
chair and took the floor. He said
that he had been supporter of Brown
in the convention and felt when II
was over little sore himself. He had
carefully studied the list of delegates
and found that the charge that the
convention was run by Office. holders
was untrue. He said the foreigner In
Hawaii has set the example in every.
thing; he regretted to say in vice as
well as I'm virtue. He warned the
white Republicans against setting the
Hawaiians the example of splitting
the ticket
When Smith sat down Hustace was
up again to offer a resolution which
was not acted upon. the motion to
adopt not even being seconded. The
resolution was as follows:
BE II Resolved, That the Eighth
Precinct Republican Club of the
Fourth District demand that the by.
laws of the Republican party of the
Territory OF Hawaii be amended by
inserting the clause that Government
officials and Government employees
cannot become members of the Terri.
torial or District Committees. and that
copy of this resolution be sent to the
Central Committee of the Republican
party at once for their consideration
and action.
Mr.. Beal, who until yesterday was
member of the Republican Central
Committee, arose and read short adj.
dress. in which he commended the Al.
ministration of Governor Carter. but
ended in denouncing the meddling OF
Government officials. He asserted
that because Of the interference OF OF.
fcials he would support Cecil Brown.
Major Zeigler jumped to his feet
and said: THAT is strange state
ment to come from member of the
Central Committee"
IL no longer am a member of the
Central Committee" said Deal.
"He resigned today" said Sam
johnson. MAY speak at this meet
ing?" continued johnson. II am not
from this precinct; | am from Kaka
ako."
"All right. go ahead" said Chair
man Lucas.
THE trouble with Hustace and
Beal," said Johnson, ''is that they are
5ore.heads."
1--WE are not chickens in the
Eighth" said voice.
Il take back the 'sorehead',' sal,
Johnson: that was the garbage OF 1t
These fellows have queer notions
about men In public service. The.
want us to take back seats until ate
the conventions and then come up AM
10 all the campaign work."
mo, we don't" said Hustace.
What do you want them" asket
Johnson.
I'VE want you to let us do the wOrl
you are doing now" said Hustace.
you cant do the work we are doin
now" said johnson. I'VE are worliin
night and day and have the right I
work as hard as we want to for tn
ticket. So have you; but you won
because you are sore-l beg-well, eN
= erybody should work for the straigll
ticket"
= o. Swain, A. Coyne, Mr.. Petrie too
= reasonable view OF the situation an
1 urged all to vote straight.
+ H. Il. Murray said the kick was b.
Ing made at the wrong time. He stoo
with the kickers at the convention b,
was now for the straight ticket.
q Il. A. Douthitt made a logical speec
showing the absurdity of the positio
y taken by the splitters. The vote wa
y taken on the motion Of Smith as al
: nounced above and the meeting a.
iourned with everybody In a good h
y NOR.