The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-09-25
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/, tContiru.a fror, pa -
..ss. eNiuehued IN IN
~ y, we uepnr'meh. uhuer IL
neau' ana tue strict enforce
VI an Jaws LOT It's repression.
\ ,he boaru OF supervi
e W"teWasn'ng gwen DOT
Ita,.t , a'lu hoao supervisor ate
,'e,n'iheu specinc misconduc
VI 'ne,r duties ana we pledge our ev
cry assistance to the Democratic ele-
y, our next Lesislature In entire
aooiishing the Territorial road de
counties where II rightly belongs
! We denounce those provisions ~ IN,
County Act whereby the apportion.
ment OF Supervisors for this County 1,
made such as to prevent tho eoua
representation OF the electors In thai
Supervisor District with n total NJ "a,
votes: the end District with n total nj
27h votes and the Ard with n total of
2S1 votes. each elected one supervjsor.
the total collective votes NJ the ,hraa
successful candidates amounting IN
553-the district Of Roma mr. uono,,,,,
with more than 1000 votes beinp forced
to collectively elect it's three supervi-
condition thar NIT. In tho shaaa ~,
the methods Of qerrvmander that made
politics odious In soma tate. twan,v ~.
more wears aro
We demand a rea,strict,nv NJ thi.
county making all the supervisors to
nj tho e,ec,,r, 90 .r.o,nnt to,,nsa.,..
win hermit
Rasnaots,,,,,, s,,tr,,,.aa
tsipned, rr0I r EMMET yrTr
6 u KAJnA
A. FERNANDEZ asked that the platform
also endorse william Jennings Bryan.
IL was SHOWN that the endorsement OF
the territorial PLATFORM covered Mr..
Bryan
TRENT AND MOORE.
Emmeluth said 1t was due Trent
and Moore. the Democratic members
ot the county government OF Oahu, to|
De recognized IN the PLATFORM, COM
nendlng their iators as such county
me suggestion was
ADOPTED and the PLATFORM as amended
vas adopted.
IAIrKEA FOR SuERIEE
When ihe cail Tor nominations FOR
nan Nominated curtis Iankea He
vas chosen by rising vote, and three
lnging cheers were given
SUPERVISORY
a. fernandez ana Frank X. Harvey
we're nominated Tor supervisor-at-
large.
Inc chalr SAID that at the caucus
ne flrth District was allotted the priv
lege OF naming the Supervisor-at-
large anu one supervisor for the dis-l
rict OF Hohoiuiu. he SAID IL the con-
ract was TO be carried out. ne was
eady TO near from the Flfth TO that
meet.
1t was suggested that the roll OF the
nth De called and each make pubic
is choice.
Mr.. Kinney wanted TO Know now this
ould. De! he was not Wiling that the
aid the caucus ,oild not bind the con-
ention, until the convention gave the ,
nth the right to select the Supervi- {
'r-at-large. He therefore moved that
lie decision or the caucus be referred S
the convention to decided whether
lat compact should be carried out. 3,
FERNANDEZ woIrID RESIGN Ia
lie
AT this point II was understood mat r
Harvey MADE nght on the matter
then read the compact of 0
q caucus. This showed agreement,
the apportionment of officers, to,
We the Fifth the selection of the SUI 1
said he would not like to see 4
" clash. especially between two lead Il
$ of the party, and especially the n
fth. He said that he understood I,
om Mr.. Fernandez personally that n
e caucus meant the Supervisor-at-
lrge nomination for himself Ger
ndez). Mr. Kinney urged, therefore, -
at in voting to sustain or reject the % o.
impact of the caucur, to remember :.
at harmony was intended above all :.
Ings. IT,
PLEDGED TO FERNANDEZ. Ip
sam Kaloa said the caucus appor- y
ned two supervisors for the Fourth CT
strict, two to the fifth and the Su- te
and Fernandez was W
osen for the latter office. The motion III