The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-15
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the adoption OF the same.
The Republican party OF the County
Of Oahu, in the Territory Of Hawaii. in
convention assembled. hereby reafnr.rs
its allegiance 10 the principles and
traditions of the Republican party Of
the United States of America and 10
its policies as outlined in the National
and Territorial platforms
We hereby heartily adhere TO all Of
the doctrines and endorse all OF the
recommendations made by the Repub-
lican party Of the Territory Of Ha xaii
. at the Territorial convention held al
Wailuku, on the island Of Maui on The.
Sth day Of September, 1906. as set forth
in the platform there adopted.
And, in addition TO the doctrines
there expressed. and the endorsements
therein made. your committee recon-
mend the adoption OF the following:
Resolved: That we heartily endorse
the honest successful. and business
+ like administration OF the public at
fairs OF the Territory OF Hawaii by
Governor George r. Carter; and we
commend also his policy relative 70
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We heartily endorse the first admin
| istration Of the affairs OF the County
/ of oahu by the Republican members Of
the Board of Supervisors and other
! Republican County officials; and here
I by express our appreciation Of the hon
! esty, integrity and ability Of each uaelE-
! Der of our party on the Board. and
: of our appreciation Of their action as
a whole. Through their efforts II has
! been demonstrated that County gov
eminent is a success.
/ We favor the enactment OF, and
! pledge such Of our candidates for. the
/ legislature as are nominated. and who
| may be elected, 10 vote for, law
which viii permit any city or town IN
I this Territory, containing such number
/ Of inhabitants as may be determined
/ by the legislature. to incorporate as a
municipality and carry on municipal
/ form of goverumest.
We recommend the enactment Of,
/ and pledge the vote of such Of our
candidates for the legislature as may
| be elected, for. a law which will pro
| vide that all costs and fines collected
| in cases. either criminal Of civil, tried
/ by a district magistrate, shall be paid
| by the district magistrate into the
| County treasury for the use and bene-
/. III of the County
| We recommend that a law be enacted
/ by the legislature by which the control
/ and management Of the sewer system
i in each County be transferred TO the
t County officials.
we pledge such of our candidates
i for the office Of supervisors as may be
/ elected, to an honest, efficient and eco
noEnicaf administra ton of the offafrs OF
/ the County of Oahu.
/ We ask the support Of all voters who
I desire and believe in an honest. efici-
ent and economical administration OF
the affairs OF. the County OF Oahu. for
the candidates nominated by this con-
xeIatioTi: and pledge eara and every
candidate nominated, who may be
! elected by the people. to do the utmost
/ in his power 10 fulfill all OF the prom
ises herein made"
/ Respectfully submitted.
! r. w BRECKONS,
X Chairman
ISAAC HARBOTTLE.
Secretary.
Douthitt moved the adoption OF the
report Carried
ENDORSING THE DELEGATE
i H. C. Vida moved to add plank en-
aorsing. the Delegate to Congress, q
point that had been attended TO by the
! committee in endorsing the Wailuku
platform. But the motion was adopted
and after another delay the business
of the convention was resumed There
was not rnurrnur Of objection 10 the
Carter Endorsement.
A motion TO take a recess was hoTled
down and the nomination OF County
officers was begun
THE NOMINATIONS.
]. w. Jones placed in nomination the
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