Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-22

In the following order: Sheriff, Coun
ty Clerk, Auditor, County Attorney
Treasurer, Supervlsor.at.Lage.
E-lmmediately after the nomination
Of candidates for said officers, a 70.
cess shall be taken and the respective
delegations from the several districts
shall retire and nominate candidates
for members OF the Board of Supervi.
sors and Deputy Sheriffs.
+ - Upon the reconvening of the
convention, such nominations shall be
announced to the convention by the
chairman Of the respective delegations.
And upon the failure of any delega.
ton to agrSe upon a nominee for any
such Office within reasonable time.
the convention shall proceed to mako
the nomination.
Collection Of County Committee.
Each precinct shall announce its
choice for committeeman agreeably to
Section 1. Article IA, Of the rules of
the Republican party.
H-Any other business that may be
brought before the convention.
adjournment.
3. In making nominations for of.
fee the voting shall In all cases where
there is more than one nominee be by
ballot upon the call of the roll.
4. In order to secure the nomination
for any Office the candidate must re.
ceive a majority of all the votes cast.
5. No one duly nominated for nom
lnation for Office shall be cmpelled to
withdraw his name from considera-
ton.
9. II, after three ballots shall have
been taken without securing a nomina.
ton any delegate may vote for any eli.
gibe person notwithstanding the nom.
iations shall have been closed.
7. Every candidate for nomination
for county Office shall before the bal.
loting begins openly pledge himself
before the convention to accept and
abide by the result Of the ballot.
s. A majority OF the membership Of
the convention shall constitute a quo
rum for the transaction Of the bust
ness of the convention.
3. These rules may be suspended
by three.fourth vote Of the delegates
present.
r. n. Boyd wanted further light on
the rules In regard to county commit
teemen and Harris read the rules on
the subject and explained. Aylett
wanted further explanation and was
given what he wanted by Interpreter
Coelho. Rep. Lilikalani was uneasy
lest the outside precincts should not
get all that was coming to them in the
matter OF the county committees.
Chairman Harris assured him that the
rules covered everything satisfactor.
lily. While Lilikalani was talking in
Hawaiian. Rep. Kaleiopu jumped to
his feet to raise a point of order. but
was not seen by the Chair.
The official roll call was proceeded
with at once, all realizing the neces.
sity OF hurrying to get through the
large amount Of business to be trans.
acted before the work OF the cOnyen
ton was over. II was found that all
delegates were then present or repro.
sented, So from the Fourth District
and 81 from the Fifth District.
Perm anent Officers.
In a few eloquent words Attorney
]. w. Cathcart took pleasure In nomi
mating w. w. Harris permanent chair
man. jim Quinn heartily seconded
the proposition and Harris. the nomi
nations closing, was the permanent ar
ticle with an enthusiastic accompani
ment.
William Isaacs became vice chair
man also by reclamation and Harr!
Murray was placed permanently at thu
secretarys desk In the same one-mint
ed manner. c. II. Cooke was named
as treasurer, but gracefully with
drew. John Warehouse was thel
named. He rose to withdraw, tn
words on his lips. but was unanimous
ly chosen for the position before h
could voice his protest.
s. NJ. Kanakanui was appointed sci
geaRt-at'arms. The appointment wa
In good order, Kanakanui being by al
ODDS the biggest man IN tne mousse
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tee on resolutions as ioiiows'
Resolutions Report
Be It resolved by the Republicans
the County OF Oahu In convention a.
sembled:
!. We declare our fidelity and ad
herence to the principles and policie
Of the Republican party OF this Teri!
tory as the same were set forth In tn
platform adopted by the party a
sembled In convention at Hilo o.
september LIST, 1904.