Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-15

CONVENTION
Continued from Pare u

The committee on credentials was
then appointed as follows: X. NJ.
Kohou, W. n. Punakaia, T. B.
Lyons, David Napaehi. Abraham Ha-
iii, Antoine De Rego. Sol. Meheula,
j. II. Raymond, Noa Mahuka, An
tone Perry, J. W. Kahaleanu, y. Ma
moi.
The committee on rules was
named as follows: Jos. Perry Jr.,
J. X. Paahao, Charles Ka, HonClii.
w. l.. Kopa, Keawe Publ, G. W. Ash
ford Moses Palau, Il. l.. Gillian !,
Err. n. Snifin. George Fountain,
John Koani
Following the report OF the ere
dentials committee. which was ie-
turned after noon. the election OF a
permanent orgr izotion was in or
der. o. S. ShipTan being ncmina!ei
without opposition as permanent
chairman OF the convention Chand-
Ter OF Kauai beat T. b. Lyons for
the honor Of vice chairman by vote
of SO to Al. A rising vote was
taken, and when the result was an.
nounced Chandler thanked the con-
yention, declaring that It was the
first time that he had been horured
by the party.
The committee on platform vas
then appointed as follows: Henry
West, r. ]. Ryan. @. W. Kahukula.
George Kauwe. Nelson X. Kaloa, II.
II. Ewaliko, G. =. Keawehaku. e.
II. +. Wolter. ID. l.. Kalawaia, NJ. o.
Kaleiopu. J. S. Chandler, David A.
White.
There were two hundred delegates
present at the opening OF the con-
yention this morning. Whether or
not Col. Mccarthy would appear was
a question that was discussed at
length, but he did not appear. r.
II. Trent dropped in for few min
utes with twD tourists who were
anxious to see Territory conven'
ton in full running order and hear
some Hawaiian music at the same
time.
The platform committee" which
is supposed to have been perfecting
the details Of the 1910 principles OF
the party, appears to be hgment In
the Imagination OF Boss McCandless,
No delegate could be found who has
seen the platform, and the greatest
light that has been shed is the state.
ment OF McCandless himself that the
platform would contain a plank de-
claring against assisted immigration
Tor period of two years.
With the exception OF Col. NC
Carthy, all OF the Democratic nota'
bles appeared at the convention this
morning. Mayor Fern was busy
shaking the hands OF the country
delegates as well as those OF his own
constituency, and encouraging the
musicians, who were predicting all
sorts of Democratic success In tune
full melodies.
What Is going TO be In the plat
form?" was the conmonest question
tndI was HehIu III sh'
hall this morning, but the platform
was safely tucked away In the pocket
OF Boss McCandless and will be pre-
scented to the delegates this AFTER
noon. They will be expected TO
swallow It and say nothing-or, at
least, as little as possible.
McCandless wants none Of the Nc
Carthy conservatism, but at the same
time asserts that he Is not radical.
The Boss was busy Boss this morn
ing, perfecting his machinery ana
making sure that II Will run smooth
~ when the platform comes up for
consideration against the assaults OF
any misguided delegate who thinks
that the convention ought to have
some voice in the framing OF the
important document.
The delegates to the convention are
as follows: ..........
FIRST DISTRICT
Precinct TX NJ. Koahou.
Precinct david Publ. J, A. X
Ohia. .-......
Precinct as. Kaholo Manu-, John
Kuikuipua. Joagim Martin.
Precinct &C. Lehman, Henry
West, David Napeahi,
Precinct j-J. X. Paahao, c, X, Nc
CURE, J. X. Maa. II. ID. Kualii, Philip
Kumalaea.
Precinct G--James Kanaeholo, Chas,
Kanakaokai. ID. !. Kala. ...
Precinct samuel X. Keaki. Sol
onion flelela,
Precinct S-Archer Twin,
Precinct 9-MOses POkini, William
Bell, John Ahaka.
Precinct l2-Thomas n, Naleilehua,
Joseph PERI. Jr.. NJ Edward Kealoha
SECOND DISTRICT
Precinct i-llereman Kunewa, John
llarbOttle,
Precinct ID. II, Kamalu, Chas,
llonolii IA
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