Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-19
PRECINCT CLUBS
0RDELEGATION
TAFT.|NSTRUCTED

Taft sentiment reigned strongly at
number Of Republican precinct meet
ings held last night, and the sentiment
that the Kuhio-F'rear controversy
should he kept out Of the coming Ter
ritoral convention was Just as strong,
although both the Taft League and
the Kuhio men were on the alert to
see that the other side didn't over
step
The old Tenth Precinct Club of the
Fourth District reUrganized into the
Tenth and Twelfth Precinct Clubs, an
other precinct having been added
since the last election. Reorganiza-
ton took place at meeting held in
ConCordia hall, at which harmony was
the chief note sounded. Preceding or
ganiIatiOm those present enrolled
themselves in precinct books
John II Wise. chairman, called the
meeting to order at 7:4j ana proceed
ed to transact business. one of the
important matters that came before
the meeting was the reading Of TAFT
resolution. The resolution was unani-
mOusly adopted, as follows:
Resolved That the delegates from
this precinct to the Territorial con-
vention to be held April 18th, 1912,
shall work and vote for a delegation
TO the convention to he held AT Chi
CagO June 18th. 1912, who shall be in
structed and pledged to vote and work
for the denomination of President
william H. Taft so long as his name
IS before the conventions; and
BE 1t further Resolved. That. con
sigtent with the established precedent.
all other matters, Of whatever sort.
convention TO be held April 18th, 1912.
and that no other business except the
election OF delegates to the Chicago
convention instructed for and pledged
to President TAFT be considered.
The following officers were elected
Tor the Tenth Precinct:
President, + F. Bishop: vice presi-
dent, NJ. =. Robinson; second vice
president, Iacintho SOuza: secretary,
John H. Wise: assistant secretary,
James T. Taylor; treasurer, Col. j. W.
Jones.
Executive Committee consists of II.
II. Walker, W. AHA, A. c. Carvalho.
Sam Nuuauu and +. p. Mcintyre.
The officers of the Twelfth Precinct
Club. who were unanimously elected
last night, are: President, A. w. Nee
ley; first vice president A. X. Keao:
second vice president. j. +. Durao:
secretary. a. Q. Marcallino: assistant
secretary, S VI. Ke; treasurer, j. II.
$. Kaleo.
The election Judges are B. c. Clarke.
David KaaumOana ana NJ v Ferreira
Executive committee consists OF A. X.
Woodward, f. c. Olivcira. Il. n. Boyd.
VI. Il. Perreira and J. X. Clark.
~ the conclusion Of the meetings Of
the TWO precincts their respective
presidents announced that the meet
ings in the future would be announced
In the newspapers.
Another strong TAFT meeting was
that OF the Fourth Precinct Club of
the Fourth District. which held a
meeting In Col Sopcr's barn with a
large attendance. Theodore Lansing
presided, with John Guild as secretary.
number Of prO-Tart speeches were
made. J. p. Cooke, president Of the
TAFT League; John Hughes, Norman
Watkins, J II. Fisher and others
speaking. The same resolution in er.
rect as was adopted by the Tenth and
Twelfth was Presented and adopted
here, as follows.
Resolved, That the delegates from
this precinct CFourth of the Fourth
to the Territorial convention to be held
April Is, 1912, shall work and vote for
delegation to the convention TO he
h"Id at Chicago June Is, 1912, who
shall be Instructed and pledged to vote
ana work for the denomination of
President William IT, Taft so long as