The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-06-30
LO-AMERICAN
PEACE Meeting
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Among thuse present at yesterday >:
who voiced their appreciation
of the fact that the two English-speak
ing nations were about TO announce to
the world that they had abandoned wal
as a method in the settlement of dis
putes were a number of the leaders OF
thought in the Territory, while tn,
whole meeting was one exceedingly
gratifying to those who had begun and
who had worked upon the idea of secur
ing local expression of opinion in the
matter.
Yesterday afternoon the afternoon
papers carried this notice, outlining the
object of the meeting and making il
plain just what it had been hoped to
accomplish;
The meeting this afternoon, in
the reading room of the Commercial
Club, is called to discuss the ad-
visibility of holding a joint mass
meeting of American and British
residents to express their enthusiast
tic appreciation and endorsement
of the efforts of the leading states
men of both nations in the causepf
unlimited arbitration.
No matter what may be the re-
suit of the discussion, there can be
no question of the fact that there
is strong and widespread senti-
ment among all classes of both ma
tionalities in this community in
favor of some sort of joint Anglo
American celebration.
Men of all classes of society, of
widely divergent views on political
and social questions, have declared
that they are in favor of this idea.
Today's meeting, which is called
by advice of Bishop Restarick and
several other representative men,
will decide what action, if any.
will be taken in the matter. All
who are interested or have any4sug-
gestions to offer for or against this
idea are requested to be present
j. P. COOKE,
w. o. SMITH,
WALTER G.. SMITH,
r. o. MATHESON,
w. R. HARRINGTON.
Those Present.
In response to this and to the pre-
viously published calls, the following
were present when Bishop Restarici
called the meeting to order and w. @
Smith was called upon to preside
Bishop Restaricl, w. o. Smith, II. A
Taylor, A. f. Grifiths, Roderiek @
Matheson, Rev. Leopold Kroll, Rev. G
H. Gulick, W. R. Foster, ]. w. Pratt
DR.. A. L. Andrews, M. NJ. Graham, N
Macintyre, Robert Law, John It. Gulicb
Theodore Richards, W. A. Bryan, Al
thur G. Smith, W. C. Weldon, R. Il
Allen, John Lucas, John C. Lane, ]. W
Gilmore, Robert Anderson, r. A. JoI
dan, G. +. Maxwell, D. B. Murdoch
Job. Bachelor, r. L. Auerbach an
Judge Clemens.
Discussion and Approval.
The objects of the meeting were ez
planned concisely by II. A Taylor, VIII
has takenthe initiative in the matter an
who was thanked by the chairman 70
the good work he had done, and tn
question of holding a joint mass meet
ing as proposed was gone into by
number of speakers, each one of whoI
endorsed the idea and promised hi
cordial support and assistance.
Mr.. Taylor. in his remarks, had il
timated that the British residents woul
prefer that the Rext move should com
from committee of Americans an
included in a motion that committe
of American citizens be appointed b
the chair 10 carry out the plan of
meeting for the Sunday following I'll
Fourth Of July.
Joint Affair Throughout.
The Americans present failed
agree with this part OF the motion an
insisted that the affair be made . ioii
one Of Americans and British from u
start The unanimity Of the Americas
made u apparent that the British nee
feel no hesitation Ia prolforng their a
siHtanee nor suppose that any part the
might take la inauRnrating the VOL
for the joint meeting would DO mi
judged and looked upon as Ia any "a
puisnmptuoua,
This point settled, the rest whs on
question Of u committee 10 take h0l
GA motion ~ Professor Gilmore, amen
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