Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-19
BIG ISLAND ADOPTS /.
REPUBLICAN PLATFORM
ATTACK On FREAR FAILED

mont, Nllu 10 ulHO Nnc upNloNNl VI
such legislation by CongioSS.
County Record Office.
y. We favor the establishment
within each county OF an Office for
the registration OF cOnycynuccs aud
other Instruments affecting property
Within each county ANA declare for
such legislation ns wl,l effectively
carry out this purpose,
Sidewalks
10. Believing that tho present
law relative to tho building OF side
walks. whereby the control In left
In the hands OF an officer residing
In Honolulu, IL II rollc OF the cen.
trallzcd form OF government which
existed before the establishment OF
county government. and should DO
Immediately changed, we favor aud
pledge our Senators nnd Representa-
tlyos 10 enact such lcglBlntlon an
shall remove from the control OF the
Superintendent OF Public Works, tho
building and maintenance " side
walks In the county of Hawaii, and
10 give such control 10 our Board OF
Supervisors,
Kilauea National Park.
H. We advocate that the Crater
OF klluucu DO reserved as II national
park.
Wage Farmers.
~. Tho Wise policy which has
boon adopted and carried out by the .
Republican purity to maintain pro.
lection to cItlzon labor IL hereby
adopted by this convention aud we
recognize the special needs OF wage
workers generally, for their well be
Ing means the well being OF ALL and
we reanrm our stand for the equal
Ivy Of labor and capital, aud endorse
the Territorial executives action In
this strict enforcement OF the statute /
requiring that all labor on public
works shall be performed by citizens
, Of the United States or those eligible 4,
10 become such.
Firmly believing that no party
should be entitled 10 ask for the
J suffrage OF the electors Of the county |
OF Hawaii unless such party should
nrst declare itself upon the forcgo-
Ing principles, We solcmnly pledge
ourselves ana our candidates. 10 the |
foregoing.
The .tcxt OF the minority report
WIS NJ follows:
~ hereby submit n minority re.
port on the platform m recommend
cd by the majority OF the commit
tee on platform. etc. heartily en-
dorso and support the report OF the
committee ~ whole, with the OK
ccDtlon OF that portion OF the plat
! form wherein the committee recon-
mends that this convention endorse
ana support the Governor In the adj
mlnlslratloD Of the affairs OF this
!! Territory"
4 This report was received with
great applause. particularly from the
West Hawaii delegation. Kamauoha
moved that the minority report be
adopted, aud found u second In Oil
yer. Caryalbo moved TO adopt the
minority report.
II don't see how we can endorse
J, Governor Ffcar and Kuhlo both,
said JiOgers Of K1u. "frearB policy
aud that Of KuhlO are as much Diff
p fcrent M day aud night, .Kuhlo rep
feseDts the people, while Governor
I'fcar represents the President, and
don't believe that there are dozen
. people In this house who approve OF
r Governor Frear's policy. move that
d we put II 10 vote Of the house
. whether W. endorse Governor Frear
Q OF not. We have got 10 endorse ku-
= hIO."
1 MOIr remarked that n Rogers had
/. only given the delegates n chance
a 10 vote, some time might have been
= saved. lie then called for stand.
Ing vote.
II WAS Significant that out Of the
u entire West Hawaii delegation only
Y three voted against the minority re-
port Tho secretary announced that
). the majority report had been adopted
u by vote Of n 10 80. lie stated
j. after the meeting that he felt AZ
J. sured, as dld many others. that hdi
/. . pOlled vote been taken, the ipiDor'
= ny report would have been adCpted.
J. This Is quite evident from the fact
II tbat u large number Of proxies were
J. held by the KOna and KaU dclegates,
+ and these would have been added 10
the vote for the Kauhane report.