The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-09-16

The announcement was greeted with
he applause that might be expected 10
greet such an announcement
Brcckons said that the chairman
would particularly see 10 IL that those
delegates who have been kicking on ex-
penso. particularly Mr. Sharratt. would
get all that was coming to them.
Judd by Aeclamation.
The chairman announced that the
next business was the bsiloting for
senators. and he wanted to know what
method should be employed.
L A. l.. Castle moved that as Il had
been agreed that the fifth district was
10 have one long term senator and one
short term senator and as A. f. Judd
was the only candidate for the long
term for the fifth, he should be nom
mated by acclamation.
At the suggestion Of J. a. Kennedy,
Mr.. Judd was called TO the platform
and pledged his support TO the platform
and the entire ticket
Breckons then put the motion TO
nominate Mr.. Judd by acclamation and
he was nominated amid a burst of en-
thusiastic applause Mr.. Judd was then
called upon for speech.
ALI Ready to Begin.
He said he had come prepared
to begin the campaign and was ready
to take the stump to support all the
candidates. He was ready to begin ac.
tive work and believed he would be
able to work and assist the party to
victory
He was generously applauded.
Platform Full.
Chairman Breckons then called upon
the other candidates to come forward
and take the pledge, and Cecil Brown,
Chas Chillingworth, J. G. Cohen, Clar-
ence Crabbe, John Hughes and w. c..
Achi, candidates for the senate, and
G. II. Brown, NJ. Deponte, Kamanoulu,
S. X. Kaleo,. Z. X. Lilikalani, A. Mar
callino, E. A. Long, st. C. Piianaia,
Ed. Towse, Norman Watkins, William
Williamson, candidates for the house
from the fourth. and A. s. Kaleiopu,
w. c. Achi, Frank Archer, A. L.. Castle,
Edwin Fernandez, +. j. Davis, S. G..
Correa, Joe Kalana, VIM. Isaacs, Sonny
Gay, S. X. Kamapaia, VIM. Kane, Chas.
Kanekoa, Solomon Maholona and S. X.
Mahoe, candidates from the fifth, lined
up on the platform to take the pledge.
Cohen Explains.
Joe Cohen had something to say. He
deemed it his right to state his posi-
tion on the immigration question. When
the bill was introduced in the last legis-
lature, there were several other bills
relating to education, the Identifying
of the land and so forth. He was in
favor of the importation of labor, but
he understood that if this bill passed
the Others would be lost. Therefore he
fought the immigration bill-and lost.
Usual ButtIn.
John Wise interrupted the speaker.
When he spoke up, Breckons said he
himself was about to interrupt Mr..
Cohen. Wise trotted up on the plat
form, butted in without comment from
the chair, and spoke up.
Under Wise's arm was a copy of the
house Journal; on his face was an eX-
preston of one about to accomplish
mighty things Cohen looked surprised
to see him taking possession of the CON
vention, but stood still while Wise read
how Cohen had finally voted for the
immigration bill after it had returned
from the senate, days after he had op
| rnOgp1 ~ m tho fOnr nf thnt hOmgn nd
pUseu " w On tne noo q '4 4S;nl, I"sJ tb;a
VS. "ise apPe"ieu - ~ n'nM sn,othin SI,S .
ellnehihg aLguilent EN- spou' So nao5 sHn : :
but why Cohen ShSuid pe opposed nov pN
on a PLATFORM Pieuglhg support 10 tne
law because ne had Noteu lor tne IaM
rs paradox Wnleh 0niy genus ol
| trauocinatlon Ilke Wlse mlght seq
Through, Considering that Wise arguei
against the immigration law in his pa
per, the Ke Au Hou, within the pas
two months, his present intense anxiety
to defeat Cohen can be traced back t
only one sonree-0rewery money,
oIl Lhe ,yo,s WY y zoe oonaniorons n"s p all tbrong
.ha .p"No pn,,,,%Iia., n,n'bi cdnyontior has al,
49, o, y Iarn, r,,,nbar of neonle neonI
sIs''u - :" 80 ,an for s+dnSinC, m e.
Mno lesPot. h" hat Iosa stoma hos p ~
ms eol, .Sn IN. ~ s ,,,h" 70 o,ar
3!i .uiReu R' az 'H' s's"' % ON'
l ~ s" C.,, ,, 10 .oia t.ao vo,
? u..,a1 MI vomeniis III" s rIo+fouw -;
, P.IVs g"a aus s ~ oa, ,na3 tbo dnm,,in
II II Ioes % NV ine"tt a4a4s 'ue ~ u IL
Oh IoIeisn iaoot on 5 t.e s1itI,9 tIo .aiI,
, laiu ns Aa,,'aiia, saia oDIe Inhnr anu ~ 'A'O
e VI ~" Nv I,aI ~ - p-o,l.s ..rc
a MI NuhCh1 Salu i'iVShphe' ~