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in that district.
Then there was some tall talkin
done untfl~ on a motion, further con
sideration of the section was deferred
Kookoo of Maui wanted consideration
of Section 6, dealing with the powe
of the president to call a general con
vention, deferred The section wa.
passed after tumult of discussion.
The next eight sections We're passed
in short order. after having been ex
planned, at length, for the benefit o.
Delegate Kookoo, who is certainly {
cuckoo.
| Kookoo moved that Section IA b.
amended so that the majority of dele
| gates from each electoral district
should have the power TO discharge any
of its own delegates who might be
found guilty of misconduct instead OF
having the power vested in the execu-
| tive committee.
| The amendment failed and the sec
ton went through.
Section Is caused the irrepressible
| Kookoo to be again heard from. He
suggested that a two-t thirds vote of any
district should have power to select a
candidate to Congress in case the gem
eral convention failed to select one.
The section passed unamended.
The remaining sections, including the
deferred Section 5, We're passed without
much delay and the constitution as a
whole was adopted.
Morris Kaaikaula of Oahu was very
sore over the passing of the new con-
stitution, which he heartily denounced
He talked and talked until. at noon,
recess was taken, and even then kept
on talking.
The first thing done at the afternoon
session was the signing of the new con-
stitution by the president and dele
gates present.
Nominations were then received for
president, the names of Motley and Ka-
drew, but Kalauokalani pleaded with
Motley to reconsider his determination,
asking that the support which would
have been accorded him, had he been
in the race, be given to Motley The
latter finally accepted the nomination
and was unanimously elected.
Three cheers were given for 'Mr.
Presidenta," who shook hands all
round.
For vice president the nominations
were J. A. Baker, w. Mossman and
David Kupihea. The balloting resulted:
Mossman, "a, Kupihea, q; Baker, 8.
Mossman, dressed like state SEN
ator at Washington, fairly glowed with
satisfaction
There were more cheers for Moss
man.
David Kupihea, who has been secre-
tary of the party for nearly ten years,
was unanimously reelected to his old
office
A standing vote on the two nomina-
tions for auditor was then taken and
resulted:
]. A. Baker, 20; w Kaleihuia, Is.
J. K Nakookoo was nominated but
withdrew.
j. P. Kahahawai was elected treas
urer without any opposition.
The honorary presidents were next
elected and the voting resulted as fol-
lows:
First Honorary President, t. c. Po-
likapa; Second Honorary President, w.
Kalaehao; Third Honorary President,
Peleiholani.
Recess was then taken and at 6 q. m.
the committee appointed to select
names for the various district commit
tees reported. The selection commit
tee comprised, J. B. Kaoho, d. H. ka-
haulelio. Geo. Kekipi, j. NJ. Kealoha,
w Kahlbaum.
The district committees as approved
are as follows:
Hawaii-T. H. Haaheo, ]. w. Kekoa-
kulana. w. NJ. Keolanui, T. B. All Le-
ong, Neutrality-suspicious., ]. B. Kaohi, j.
w. Keliikoa, L. Lazaro. j. n. Keoali-
Maui-Geo. Kekipi, w. White, C. L.
Kookoo, P. Goodness, j. c. Kekipi, G..
P. KauaimakaoIe, D. H. Kahaulelio.
Oahu-C- K. Motley, w. Mossman, j.
NJ. Kealoha, Peter Makia, w. Kahl-
baum, S. K. Mahoe, K. B. Kuapuu, j.
X. Nakookoo. Henry Meheula, j. NJ.
Poepoe, D. Kahooleawaf
Kauai-R Puuki, S. Makai1a, J. K.
Apollo, S. Puulei, Jas. Moiki.
The executive committee was next
resolved upon, the following being its
personnel:
]. A Akina, j. NJ KeaIoha, w K.
Kaleihufa, J. NJ. Poepoe, ]. K. Nakoo-
koo, +. P. Makainai, D. H Kahalelili,
Kauain1akaole, J. Kauahi, w. Kahl-
baum, NJ. K. Kaauwai, l. K. Sheldon,
A. K. Williams. H. Kaliliha, J. Paoo,
3. Kamahalani Kealoha. Kahina PHI
moku. Chas. Makolo, D. Kahaleua, Ke-
liihanaiho. D. Kaona. o. z. w. Wal
kalapi, H. Meheula, J. K Kaohi. Capt.
Pehenui, s. N Kealina, Napeha, J. Ma
maielua, Paula Hokii
Discussion followed as to whether a
platform committee should be elected
and before this problem had been salts
factorily solved an argument broke out
as to whether the session was of a
regular or special nature.
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