The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-07
WANT FR[AR FOR
-FOUR YEARS MORE
Republican Committees Plain
Answer to the Charges Of
the Delegate.


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In language plain and to the point,
the members Of the executive commit |
tee of tho Territorial Republican Com,
mittee have unanimously endorsed the
work Of Governor Frear during his four |
years Of Office and have called the
above request to President Taft that
he give Hawaii fonr years more of
t'rear administration. This action was
taken yesterday, morning, those present
at the meeting being Chairman Cooper,
Secretary James, Hon, c. l., Crabbe
holding ahe proxy Of Carl Smith of
Hawaii w. H., Hoogs, H. y, Aud and
- liam Thompson holding the proxy of
ion. GA Rice Of Kauai. Keliinoi of
Maui and George Watt OF Kohala were
he two hiemters OF the committee not
present or Represented. a
The meeting yesterday was called for
ihe expresS {5Afpose Of having the com
nitteeS I'd s6n rerord regarding th8igov
'rnoishin. after the matter OF the en-
iorsemetit had keen discussed for some
weeks. Yesterday g action had about
nothing Of snrn Judgment.
The ResoIutiol.
The tpdorsamen, was passed unani-
nonsly, each member voting'aye on the
irst rollcall. The uoti0n to endorse
vas presented by w. Fl. Hoogs and
"'rrded' by William Thompson, as fol,
lows;
Whereas, the term Of Office for
| which Governor Walter +. Frear
was appointed expires on the sew
enteenth of December next, and
Whereas, the last Republican
territorial convention recorded with
pride it's endorsement of his "vig-
orous apd3 successful administra-
ton, and t'the results thereby
accomplished for the welfare Of
1 the Territory,r and
Whereas, in view Of the eontin-
ucd excellent record of Walter f.
.FLear as Governor Of this Terri
tory, and believing that the best
interests of the Territory and Of
! the Republican party therein so re
quire now therefore
\ 30 it resolved, that the executive
committee of the Republican Terri
4 torial Central Committee do now
again endorse his administration
and Aes T.'' So
Resolved, that the President Of
}, Z the United States be and hereby is
earnestlNreqnested to reappoipt the
said Walter f. Frear as Governor.
of this Territory, upon the expira.
tion of his present term of office,
and
Resolved. that copies of this
resolution be sent to the President,
The Governor ot this Territory. our
) Delegate to Congress and to our
National Committeeman.
Review of Frear Regime. =
: In seconding this resolution, Mr.
Thompson took occasion to review the
. work accomplished by the party dur
ing the Frear administration, for much
of which he declared the credit be
l longed to the Governor. Mr.. Thomp
son said;
One year ago, delegates elected by
the Republican party from every
1 precinct in the Territory, assembled il
3 convention in Honolulu and there
). glorying in the recital of achievement
q and in the record of constructive states
nianship and in the resulting prosperity
. endorsed with enthusiasm the vigorous
and successful administration of Gov
ernOr Frear and proclaimed that they
lNwere proud of the results accomplished
for the welfare of the Territory. 0u
T. committee, created by these same dele
I. gates, is asked at this time tosrenew 1t
. endorsement of our Governor.
. The burning. issues of the cam
o paign of 1910--land and immigration
% were so met and handled by Governo
Il FTear, who actively participated in tn
u campaign, that the Republican party
through his Leadership, and effort aan,
through the efforts of, others, wa
!. brought out Of gloom to glorious sue
II eess. Is.
h seThere has been no moro activ
! Legislature than that of 1911. 1t dil
, real, live work from the beginning t
IS the end of the session. It's work wa
It fully prepared for 1t. The finances o
the Territory wore clearly worked on
for il; the. objects of the Republican
2 party were reduced TO bills ready TO
20 submission.
:" Homestead encouragement.
" "In land matters, Governor Frea
'e has devoted every effort to small hons
et steading. The land laws were amende
by congress 80 az to get that part o
Ia the question INTO good thhPes theh
amendments having been snanimonal
70 endorsed by the legislature IN specis
At session, Republicans and Democral
alike voting for them. Tho amene
AZ mentp were drafted by the Goyerno
!, Large areas Of land have ainee bee
surveyed and 'ent into lots. Many q
~ these have already been advertised an
taken, aud Others .will soon be adYe
I'd tiHed, Now remain The industrial cor
A ditiona which make small bomestmdin
dinienlt On this subject as veil AZ q
immigration Governor freaf has mnd
every e1on and has made progffs
"a fFosisl0n haa heea made nndeg The 81
Ia rIiofipl beard NJ lmmlgTatlan foI Joel
. ilHa affef no Nfifarn tQfh ~ ilnm
" fF3ntt and hQufsieadeFf a marietta
y asp.n@eal ~ baee eisaisa assli