Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-23
Home rulers OF
MAUI TAKE DENIS
CONTINUED from Page y


rotary. After selecting the following
standing committees they adjourned
until this morning.
Committee on Credentlals-Paia Ma.
XII, A. u. Naone. Nelson Kaloa, Pale.
klko aud d. Kalci.
Committee on Rules-H C. Moss.
man. Paia MAXI, A, b. X. Mohe, Jesse
Hiram and Sam Kuula. d.
Committee on PLATFORM Moses Ke
ohokalolc. Noa Kanakaa Nelson Ka-
loa. ]. Kamanuwal and Ed. Devau
cholle.
Last evening committees of Home
Rulers and Democrats met and prac.
tically endorsed the Home Rule slate
adopted yesterday.
Among the Democratic delegates
present was one. AlonZo Jackson who
represented Kahului precinct This
same Alonzo was an ardent Republic
can at the meeting OF the Republicans
last month ut the Town Hall when an
attempt was made to purge the Demo.
Gratis from dominating the Republican
primaries. Mr.. Kahookele made the
announcement on the information of
good Democrats that AlonZo was at
that moment the duly and regularly
appointed delegate of the Democrats
from Kahului, whereupon the said
AlOnZo with ire In his face and vehe.
mence burning In his Democratic nos
trils. his mouth wide open and hands
wildly gestlculating. swore by all that
Is holy at least what was so consider
ed In Democratic circles, that he was
n good Republican. He called upon
the gods to deieDd his honor. yea even
insinuated that the false informants
must be Democrats. for no true Re-.
publican would he guilty of such n
political crime much less himself
Alonzo, the son Of Jackson. "a Repub,
lican resident Of Waikapu. And as he
took his seat the whole meeting was
with him and every one almost shed
tears at the audacity of the accusers
OF this noble Republican son. When
AlonZo was defeated at the recent Re.
IN VIC VI lnt NtUol-
kai supporters, again sympathy went
out TO him. But today Alonzo's name
was called by the Democratic secre-
tary to cast his vote for a Wailuku
representative, he walked firmly to
cast his vote and as he arose there
also burst forth Republican applause
for the gallant Alonzo and Chairman
Lyons acknowledged the Republicans
in fine sense of courtesy with smile.
Home Rulere Convention.
At the same time that the Demo.
Gratis were in session at the Town
Hail. their allies, the Homo Rulers.
were holding forth In the small build
ing in the rear of the Kaahumanu
church
Delegate c. X. Motley was chairman
of the convention and Supervisor Geo.
Kauhi of I.ahaina, Democrat, was
honored with tho Office of Secretary
Chairman Motley after an address
appointed the following Standing Com
mittees:
Platform Committee--c. l.. Kookoo
]. N. Kapoi and C. Manase.
Credentials-C l.. Kookoo. j. Kama
nuwal and Henry Kaillehu.
There We're fourteen delegates pres
ent and nine proxies.
The Home Rule convention select
ed the following delegates which were
endorsed by committee of both par
ties at a caucus held In Market
street building last evening.
Democrats Again.
The Democrats met again at the
Wailuku Town Hall this morning and
after adopting reports of committees,
commenced TO select candidates for
the various Offices There were forty
five delegates present and twelve pr0X-
les. At one o'clock the convention