The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-09-13

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bers Of the central committee by dis
tricts was called for, each district pre-
senting its list, as follows,
First District (Hawaii).
Central committeeman s. Smith, S.
L. Desha, H. S. Richard, A. j. vii
hanson.
Executive committee-Carl s. Smith.
Second District (Hawaii).
Central committee-Geo. C. Watt, II.
Akona, NJ. X. Makekau, W. A. schwal-
lie.
Executive committee-Geo c. Watt.
Third District MAUI.
Central committee Geo. Keltipi, W.
Henning, S. Keliinoi, Z. f. Dinert, r.
b. Carley, d. w. Napehaa
Executive committees S. Keliinoi
Fourth District (oahu).
Central committee--A. l.. c. Atkin-
son. A. ID. Cooper, w. II. Hogs, T. II.
Petrie, c. L. Crabbe John c. Lane
Executive committee-W. IL. Hogs,
A. D. Cooper.
Fifth District Coahu).
Central committee-E. D. Mikalemi,
c. O. James, NJ r. Aona, A. S. Mahaulu,
II. J. AUDI A. +. Judd.
Executive committee-H, J. Aud, A.
+. Judd.
Sixth District (Kauai).
Central committee-C. A. Rice ]. NJ.
Kaneakua, +. II. Mage, VIM. Iona.
Executive committee. A. Rice.
Platform Applauded.
The report of the committee ON plat
form was next presented by Chairman
Rice. Having cold, Mr. Rice dele
gated the duty of reading the report
to l.. $. CONFESS of Hilo. The big ap.
preparations secured from congress by
Delegate Kuhio called for applause,
and Kuhio's name called for prolonged
applause. Belt roads to aid homestead
ing, coffee, the permanent settlement
on Queen Lilmokalani, reserving XII
lauea for a park, all called for de-
monstrations.
Two Directors.
4. II. Petrie moved the report and
platform be adopted and the platform
be that for the campaign of 1910. Eli
Crawford moved that the immigration
plank be eliminated the reason being
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party. The main objection to the party
among the Hawaiians is against the
immigration question, he said. He was
called to order on the ground that the
rules called for amendments to be re.
duccd to writing.
The platform was adopted almost
unanimously, only two votes against it
Desha's Tribute.
Rev Stephen Desha of Hilo second
ed the nomination of Prince Kuhio
although Mr.. Atkinson in his laudator,
nominating address forgot to mention
the Delegates name. Mr. Desha spok
in Hawaiian, using the old.style pictur
esque language and the poetical illus
trations, which have stamped him tn
greatest Hawiian orator. His speec
was frequently punctuated withb az
plause, especially when he mentione
Kuhio's name and said in English
'Therc's the flag. follow it, turnin
to Old Glory which hung at the rear o
the stage.
Unanimous Choice.
"Any further nominations?" aske
the Chair, amid laughter.
The nominations closed, and at tn
suggestion of C. A. Rice, Prince Kuhi
was nominated for Delegate to COZ
gress by reclamation.
Subscribed to Platform.
/. The Prince was called to the platform
s being escorted there by Messr
d Stephen Desha and Carl Smith. II
I. was greeted with applause. The Cha
!. announced, after consultation wit
4 Prince Kuhio, that the Delegate SUI
v scribed to the platform and would su
port every plank.
n Kuhio said this was his four
!. nomination. The first time he tri,
, to make speech in English and sal
! "Hell, ] can t make a Speech al
= was elected Said he was pc
r speaker There were many takers
= congress.
/, Your Delegate talks very little, b
:. gets results, - he said, and was applau
'. ed. He hoped that whoever was nomi
a ated for the senate and house the
q would not be any knitting.
N eliminate it all and get the /
= publican party in power all the W
! through" he said. "Don't knife 1
~ candidate for treasurer as was do
~ two years ago. He hoped after all 7
So talk and lack of harmony in the part
q that the party would go against {
-. enemy in combined strength. 1t wor
A as it had behind it strong plltfor
II The immigration plank was rig
-. He scored Eli Crawford for speak,
=, in the convention against immigrati'
10 Immigration had built mp the Islam
II No vote will be lost because that for
+. ed part of theS platform. He was !
I, afraid, as he of all the candidat
NJ would be the one to suffer. The p
II Pile have tried the party again a
90 again and we are not found wanti
II The Republican platform was one
- which no one could be ashamed.
= was behind the platform and wo
back it mp, Eject all Republicans,
nolulu want good men in the pol
department aud the Republican C
- iiiate was the right man for the pla
" Elect all municipal officers and the c
would have the best kind Of COVE
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