Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-06

CluD-tnat ne mad been expelled. The
claim was that the man. Archer. had
no right to recognition. for he was no
more a member Of that precinct club
than an alien.
Absent for Purpose.
Hustace asked where the executive
Of the precinct club was. Low sug-
gested that they were absent for a pur-
pose
Achi, speaking for Archer, wanted to
know where the authority for the al
legged expulsion Of Archer came In. II
was not supported by the rules. II IL
was, what would stop John Lane from
expelling him. Achl, or anybody else,
from a precinct club. ULaAghter.J
Hustace said the Committee had al.
ready ruled that a precinct club had
power to expel a member.
Expulsion Not Regular.
Achi said the Sixth Precinct Club
had passed no rule whereby they could
expsl member. A precinct club could
nor expel member without first pass
ing a rule. Another thing. Archer had
right to register before 10 o'clock
that night. Here Archer testified that
he had registered In the roll book be-
fore 10 o'clock. Achi read the Ques-
tons which are asked a man asking to
register. Archer had answered the
questions satisfactorily. lie was quail.
Tiled. Achi believed that some Of the
people following Low were Home Rul-
ers. The only way to succeed. for the
Republicans, was to allow everybody
to come into the party who declared.
according to the rules. that he would
support the rules of the Republican
party.
Enrolment Legal.
First Of all. Achi said, the right to
expel Archer was challenged. besides
this, the roll book was open to ~
o'clock and Archer enrolled legally.
Murray wanted to know IL Archer
enrolled at the meeting.
HE enrolled before ~ o'clock" said
Achi.
In the matter Of enrolment. Low de-
clared that n member Of the executive
committee Of the precinct dub had no
right to attempt to ride over the ac-
tlon of the majority Of the meeting IN
expelling Archer, by allowing him
again to enroll. Ascher. he said. was
not loyal. 1t was the right Of the
clubs to cleanse their rolls.
The executive Of the Sixth Precinct
enrolled. he said. men not citizens.
men who could not read or write.
We" said Low, could no nothing.
We could not challenge an enrollmen,
supposedly made In right form"
Achi said Archer may have been put
out, but he had come In again and the
Club had not declared that Archer
should he kept out for any certain
time. He had q perfect right to enter
again.
Low 10 Gracious.
Low said that 50 soon Us Archer
showed his loyalty to the party he
would be unanimously re enrolled.
Hustace thought the point to be con.
sidered to DO this: should the secre.
tary OF the club be allowed to re-en-
roll Archer. or whether II should not
be the whole club that should act on
the resenrollment.
William lsancs said Archers name
was on the roll book and he did not
ueed to re-enroll.
Murray moved that as Archer had
not enrolled while the meeting was
on, he had not legally re-enrolled.
Achi pointed out that It had not
been stated as part OF the business oi
the precinct meeting that Archer b.
expelled.
Not Special Meeting.
Lows motion Of expulsion was out
OF order. That meeting was called for
nomination. special meeting and
only u special meeting should have
.. II.