The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-24
DEMOCRATS ADOPT
4 PLATFORM
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derstood that the platform will con-
denim the administration of Governor
Carter
While waiting for the report of the
committee on platform, the convention
elected c. j. Mccarthy permanent
chairman, John Emmeluth permanent
secretary, r. H. Trent permanent
treasurer and Charles Williams of Ha-
wall vice chairman.
Williams delivered an address in
which he predicted success for the
Democratic party on Hawaii and said
that the nomination of Palmer P.
Woods for senator was equivalent to
an election.
Col. Iaukea was called upon and
spoke. He said that if erected sheriff
of Oahu County he would not permit
the members of the police force to do
politics, but would see that they did
their duty and did not engage in ma
chine work.
Palmer P. Woods spoke briefly. He
told of the bright prospects of the
party on Hawaii.
w. A. Kinney was then called upon
for remarks.
The question of the nomination of a
delegate to Congress seems likely to
result i'm a row. Hawaii does not favor
such thing as some of the local lead
ers are in favor of. Some lively de-
bates are likely to follow.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
There will apparently not be any
Af,,,,g t1,n in
dications being now that the states as
agreed upon at the caucus last Friday
night will go through. G. j. Mccarthy
will be one of the senators. The prob
able representatives are fourth district,
Ioela Kiakahi, Jesse Uluihi, Edward
! Ingham, F. w. Weed, julius Asch; fifth
| district Dan Kamahu, E. L. Like. There
may be some Withdrawals and some
other names substituted as this ticket
| is not complete for the fifth district for
Honolulu town.
An attempt is being made by a GER
tain element to run j. S. Kalakiela, the
| present Republican deputy sheriff for
| a similar nomination on the Democra-
| tic ticket. Such an attempt will be
voted down overwhelmingly. The sem
timent seems to be that w. Jarrett is
the strongest man that the party can
put up. The name of Herbert j. Moss
man has been mentioned but it is un-
derstood that Mossman is not going to
run. The sentiment appears this morn
| ing among the Oahu delegates to be
overwhelmingly in favor of Jarrett.
Harry Juen has announced his with
drawal as candidate for the deputy
sheriffship. He received the endorse
ment of the caucus last week but he
| has decided not to make the run. Many
of his supporters have been urging him
to withdraw. He still has a strong fol-
| lowing and will be supported as long
as he desires to remain in the fight but
he has decided not to make the run so
his strength will probably go to Jar
rett or whatever candidate is regarded
as the strogest that can be named.
There will be no opposition to the no.
mination of Col Curtis p. Iaukea for
sheriff He will receive the vote by
reclamation, nor to that of r. H. Trent
for treasurer. Charles Rose will also
be nominated for auditor without OPP
position, as will probably Wade Warren
Thayer for county attorney. No avail
able candidate for clerk appeared to
be in sight this morning but the no.
mination will be made.
For supervisors, A Fernandez will
be named for supervisor at-large, F.
Harvey and H. T. Moore for district
supervisors. Walter Duisenberg who
was named i'm the caucus last week
has stated that he can not run but
efforts will be made to have him re-
consider this decision. In event of
! his not running some other man will
be brought forward. 1t was under
stood that Chan Wilder would consider
a nomination for supervisor or else
on the legislative ticket.
There seems to be no effort toward
fusion with the Home Rule party over
the various county offices or district
offices. The indications this morning
were that the party would conduct the
campaign with lone hand.
The name of w. A. Kinney is being
mentioned for chairman of the new
! territorial central committee while that
of c. j Mccarthy is also being con-
| sidered i'm the same connection. Her
| bert j. Mossman is being named for
county chairman but some other can
didate may come forward for the lat
| ter office Mossman is regarded as
one of the most earnest and efficient of
the party workers and would be ac-
ceptable to leaders of the party. Frank
Harvey may be reelected to this Of
flee.
Miss Mary Crewes and Miss Beatr!X
! TAYLOR spent Sunday at Kahuku.