The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-05
BRYAN To CE I
Hawaii
VOTES
Democrats Now Favor
an Instructed
Delegation.


An instructed delegation for William
Jennings Bryan will be sent to Denver
by the Democrats of Hawaii if the
wishes of the local party leaders can
be carried out This will not be done
without fight in the convention, how
ever.
Ed. Ingham, Chairman of the Terri
torial Central Committee, is working
for the Bryan instructions. Senator
p. P. Woods, member of the National
Committee, expressed himself during a
recent visit to Honolulu as opposed TO
the Hawaiian delegation being in
structed for anybody, stating that
tfone experience of that kind ought to
be enough for the party in Hawaii. -
So unless the National Committeeman
has changed his mind there is scrap
in prospect, either on the floor of the
convention or in the preliminary
caucus
The idea of Mr.. Ingham is that the
Otlt&dtlou bc 4notAuCbCO W NOSS
as unit and to throw their strength
to Bryan so long as their six votes viii
give him a majority.
OAHU, PRIMARIES YESTERDAY.
The election of delegates to the Ter
ritorial Convention to select the dele
cation to represent the party in Den
yer at the National Convention was
held in the various Oahu precincts yes
terday afternoon and evening. The
primaries were very quietly conducted,
in only five of the precincts contests
being necessary to determine who
should gather at the Orpheum for the
choosing of the Denver contingent.
DELEGATES ELECTED.
The list of delegates elected yester-
day, so far as the reports were receiv-
ed by the Democratic headquarters,
are:
FOURTH DISTRICT.
First preeinct-D. X Martin, B. r.
Reedy, Keliinui, and Ed. Ingham.
Second precinct-H. A. Juen, M. G.
X Hopkins, NJ. H. Sanders. and A.
Kawaihoa.
Third precinct-Charles L. Rhodes,
w. S. Edings, w. C. McGonagle, and
E. C. Rowe.
Fourth preeinet-Col Mccarthy, j.
j. Egan, w. Gehring, and Wsn. d. Me
Intyre.
Fifth nrecinet--Geo. Kane, J. K. Ke-
kipi, D. K. Mahuka, and Dan Vowel.
Sixth precinct-Jas. A. Auld, ST.,
He'll
John Galbraith, and E. H. F. Wolter.
Seventh precinct-No returns.
Eighth precinct-W. b. Mcclellan,
NJ. /. silva, John D. Holt and S.
Gumpfer.
Ninth precinet-G. K. Lowe, Jesse
Uluihi. Fl. ]. Makia. Sam Wahineaea,
NJ. F. KahIlahila, Goney, K. b. Moss
man.
Tenth precinet-Moses Pipi.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
First precinet-KoOlaupokO, Noah
Second -Koolauloa, elections
May H.
Third precinct-waialua. Kaululaau.
Fourth preclnet-Waianae, no re
turns.
Fifth preeinct-Ewa Mills, no re-
turns.
Sixth precinet-Pearl City, JAS. Ma
noanoa and Kepauo.
Seventh preeinet-Wm. kaai, ka-
hakui, and Gibson Kaloa.
Eighth preeinet-No returns.
Ninth precinet-H. N Crabbe, G. s.
Helekunihi, Sam Kanahele, and Kealo
Keliikipi.
Tenth precinet-Jas. Kipapa.
Eleventh precinet-L. L. MeCandless,
j. W. Bipikane, and r. III. Trent.
Twelfth precInet-D. Kunukau, D.
Kali, n. keawe, John Kanae, d. B. |
Keawehaku, and S. X. Kanalu.
Thirteen precinet-No returns.
WHO WILL BE CHOSEN.
At the convention, which will meet
on May %, it is likely that the ones
to be chosen as delegates and alter
mates from Oahu and Hawaii will in
clude the following:
Oahu-Charles McGonagle, Frank R.
Harvey, E. NJ. Watson, B. B. Reedy, j.
j. Egan. and William Wolters.
n Hawaii-P. P Woods, D. E. Metz
ger, o. T. shipman, and F. Fl. Haysel-
den.
Which of these viii be delegates and
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