Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-12
CONVENTION
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e tON nau u bale InuTBtn Oh NOteS 10
give him the nomination.
Robert w. Single had clear
field for nomination as city and
county treasurer. Shingle was placed
in nomination by X. w. Breckons,
L. A. Douthitt taking the chair
while Breckons dwelt on the good
qualities OF Single for the Office OF
keeper of the money bags of the
city and county. The nomination
was seconded by John Wise, who in
particularly eloquent speech, de.
liyered in Hawaiian. called upon the
Hawaiians present to accord their
undivided support to Shingle. All
the eloquence and requests for sup
port in this case, however, were
more or less matter of form, be-
cause It was Single from the be-
ginning. without opposition.
Edward Woodward was In the
field against James Bicknell, but his
support was not strong enough.
Bicknell was renominated by n con-
NthtioH NOtt VI lUV W 5ts
There was no opposition candi-
date against d. Kalauokalani Jr. for
the Office of county clerk, and he
was made the unanimous choice OF
, the convention.
Balloting on the nominations for
supervisors produced some surprises,
Logan and Aylett OF the present
board losing out. Jim Quinn was
the only member of the board to be
returned. The vote on the second
ballot stood as follows, 1t having
been agreed that the seven polling
the highest vote would be considered
nominated: AHA, 2S; Amana, 90;
Arnold, 119; Aylett. 10; Dwight,
Ills; Enos. 75; James. IA; Kimball,
So: Kruger, 9S; Logan, IS; Long,
%; Maielua, 60; Murray, SO; Quinn,
70; Robinson. 10.
Secret Ballot.
The division on the rules committee
as TO the method Of balloting, as stat
ed in Saturdays bulletin. was car.
rled into the convention, with the re.
suit that the committee minority re
port for the secret ballot was adopted
The sentiment OF the convention was
plainly and overwhelming In favor Of
the secret ballot, The majority, of
the rules committee being voted down
In their effort TO have each precinct
delegation chairman announce the re
suit.
The minority report was practical
ly reiteration of the rules that were
Endorsed by the convention last year
and contained nothing new or parti.
cularly cumbersome, as the advocates
OF the other system attempted to
show.
II was quarter after three O'Clock
Sunday morning when the convention
adjourned and Il will go into session
tomorrow evening at 1880 to nomin'
are Senators and Representatives
The candidates for nomination for
the various Offices filed up to. the
platform and swore allegiance to the
party principles whether they We're
successful in having their ambitions
for nomination gratliied or not.
The nominations for the House and
Senate which are to be voted
upon tomorrow night included all of
the names of those who have been
considered actual aspirants. A. +
Judd was placed In nomination by
Thornton, and John Marcalllno plac
ed the name of Clarence Crabbe In
nomination, both being for the long
term. ]. C, Cohen was nominated by
Kane and James boyd nominated Ce
Gil Brown. John Warehouse nomin
ated Charles ChlllIngworih and Jack
Scully and John Hughes completed
the list. For the short term Frank
Archer nominated Achi,
There were no lack Of aspiranis e
nominations for the House Of Repre-
aentaiiyes
~ y Wood nominated John V IA
manoulu Andrew hrlght nominal
od Robert n baker
Woodward NJ Tho fourth nominate,