Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-12
MAKES
QUIET TRIP
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thing but delegates in the last few
days.
In fact, delegate to the Republic
can convention seems to be the big,
gest thing on earth at just tho pres
ent moment.
According to the report, al this
fuss and feathers grows out Of "a
meeting Of the TAFT League held We'd
nosday evening, when the whole sit
uatiOn was talked over and decision
was reached on what to do
Proxy "WOrth" $3.50.
The scheme for getting proxies and
forcing the delegates To stay ut home
has not appealed to the spirit Of fpir
play, so on the face Of It the forcing
proxy game has Coaood = is rcDOr'-
ed, however, that prO1y Is worth
500 of the Taft League money. This
money Is presumably being spcnt lay
the Frear men, bocluso no one has
to spend any money to ret dclrgatcs
who will vote for President TAFT. And
the delegates who are for Kuhio don;
have to be bought So anyone on the
outside can draw only on" conclusion.
But 10 return to Jhc cuucus Of the
Frear or Taft League on Wednesday
evening. At that conference tie u,,es-
ton of whether the Governor should
be put before the convention was
brought up and thoroughly discussed
Wise Thinks Frcar safe.
John Wise reported that he had the
convention in his INIT, aud Governor
Frear was sure Of 81 votes at Ih,
outside aud SS at the lras,.
On" Of the men who defeated IN
dr"Ws in his most recent contest
stated that before the primaries he
lad Thought that ~" Gu,rrnur ought
to 90 to Chicago, but aR III" matter
had appealed to him sine, anG AZ the
Governor was not 4 candidate pre-
Ni"n8 to the primaries, hr dUuhrui the
adNlsabiIity Of IN" move now
Says Would BE Unfair.
On" Of the plantation manage" del
"gat"s stated that he was opposed to
the Governors candidacy at this time
b"Caua" h" thought II was forcing
upon the convention something that
had been agreed should be kept out
IT the Governor had been candidate
before the primaries the situation
would be different
After the argument was all over.
bowovnr tho man who want 49, r ",.''
fine Govarnnr thrnrrr tna 'n,n,'on,i,,.
mill had tbn unin,i,y v,,t,, ~ 49,. ,,''
ems tho roncIuei,u ioirn I,
stood that d.Ouitp ,,,i,n ,r,,,'I -.
pend on what the Governor lad to
say about II.
Situation l. Talked over.
There In a rrrurt ot nuntnor c,u-
ference hoviop Lnan L.Id s,u,.,.,L.,'.,
near the Goyrrnur,, onir. ~ Will,
the situotiou wrs t,IL.nd o,,r rIa
Goy,ruor's rrinuJs .,,,,,,r T., IN, ,.,,r.,
much afraid .thpt If "a, IL M, r.rna.
nizrd Kuhin' win "crny" nya.. ,hnm
and ugr rhr Gnyrruu,.y .h.nr.., rr,m,
the delegation ag "A ,ui,IiruI lever In
uIy the GuvnruuI. ln,gn
one of the points hroupbt nm pt
this conference y,ns u srhcuIn M. v,r,rh
SOMEONE wouId he IN, mn In r,Ynsi-
ton 10 Kuhio one rrnurt IL thrt
Walter DilImrham will bn tho u,,,,
Tn" idea Ul this scheme is that bv
some hook or crook Kuhio might b,
defeated If he is not. then the COM
plrXion Of the majority will determine
whether Governor Frenr Is to be rut
up or not. If llIr muInrity is un,rnv.
up the Governor will 20 If fine mn
jurty Is q big one. the Goyrruor.'s
name will not be- presented
Frcar League Forces Fighting.
The pist Of the whoIn thing is that
the nUw-cnllcd Frear Lcpguc-
cause up 10 date there Is no nues-
ton of the instructions for Taft nm
less some quiet Roosevelt man sees
the opportunity for stealing fine con-
vcntion on account of the mix-uu-thc
gist Of it is that the Frcur Loogue Is
forcing the 0ghtlng and urncti,,II,
making fight on Deliberate Euhin 81
far as can be made ont Ucrpusa
the suggestion of uniting mn - can
didntc ngpiust tnn nnIo.,tn sL,',''..
that they are throwing Mi tbourht nr
fair play to the winds And while
the Delegate Is i'm Wpshinptnu Gpht-
ing for the sugar tariff certain wnII-
known interests that urnr,;.nd a.,
square deal are surndinp monov and
sitting up nights. auuprrntIv for M
other reason than ro do sn,notLino IN
discrodit KuhIO. thouph iugt how they
expect to do il M ono vim toII
An Angle ON proyics
The proxy uuc9tion hos brcnmo ,