The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-05-03
Party Will Be Formed to Carry
On the Fight at Coming
Plebiscite.
MASS MEETING IS PLANNED
Central Committee Will Be
Named to Have General
Oversight of Work.

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uon campaign Will be on in earnest.
1T has been decided to organize n terri.
torial Prohibition marty drof+ q n1o+
form, ond ,,o. H. T,
BUSINESS AhiS
'eirltorial frohloltion party Will be Or
ganized along the lines of political par
ties and will carry on an active car.
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90 out OF existence.
AT the call of the officers of the anti
saloon league, a meeting of those inter-
ested in prohibition was held Thursday
afternoon. There were present repre-
sentatives of the antisaloon league, of
the civic federation and of fifteen Ha-
waiian societies favoring prohibition.
AT that meeting it was decided to or
ganize party along the usual political
lines and get down to active work.
The first thing to be done in the way
of organization will be the appointment
of central committee. This central
committee will have general oversight
of the campaign and will arrange for
the appointment of subcommittee
through the Territory. The personnel
4 of the central committee has not yet
been decided upon, and probably will
not be until mass meeting has been
called.
The plan is to call general mass
meeting of all of those who favor the
prohibition movement. AT that meet
ing the size of the central committee
will be decided upon and those who
are to serve on the committee will be
chosen. The chairman of the committee
Twill have general oversight If the cam
paign.
Though the aid of the antisaloon
league, of the civic federation, of the
churches and of all of the societies
formed for the purpose of combating
the liquor traffic will be welcomed in
the campaign, those organizations will
have no official standing as far as the
central committee is concerned. The
fight will be carried on by the terrific.
rial Prohibition party, which will not
represent any particular clique. The
party will welcome to its ranks all
those who want to have spirituous bev-
erages banished from the Territory, and
it will conduct its campaign along broad
lines.
The coming fight will not be fight
OF any single organization against
] liquor. 1t will be battle between the
organized forces OF prohioitlon and the
J opposition.
II the intenpion 70 organize as
InoIougnly as any pn;cs Po,i.lcai n.taa pay was
ever olgahi%eu. or rlesinc1 eEit.eT .hn .;,,
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, as cahuiuate lot county at'oiney n
: prougnt out some Oh oatncalt iilen, ls,asS
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' is supervisor 9unn, eahuiuate IoI
. mayor quinn Is talHine up oaIncaat'
on MS record, Whicn ne says WIZ chai-
iehge comparison WIN any ooun'y az
toIneys record any"here' ~.
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: icai matters are sideIraekeo oy the pro
= mDition question. onoltion ma al"ays
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