The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-06-24
Direct Primary
Dangerous, Say
Republicans

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lar greater tU''' '."h u"'hs tue "'u
eonN'ni'uh n.' = 'oHn " nv sP''e' o.,
Of the COMMITTEE eAl,i.Aseu tne pehel
that more abuses "onia ailNe IRON lhe
new direct primary Jaw IMAM unuet tne
old convention sNsteihi anu thht inihf"
campaigns Wou'd he THOSE OF tleh eah,
didates with the poor men deferred
from seeking ohce because OF the eN'
pense which i is now claimed wi'l be
entailed.
In order TO determine Just how much
the voters know Of the meaning Of
the direct primary law the county com
mittee last night passed resolution
authorizing each committeeman to call
meeting OF voters in his precinct for
Friday evening. July II.
The one date was set for all precinct
meetings in order that "A unanimity of
action sbonld be taken on suggestions
ior the reorganization of the party.
~. p.s,ona,,ons An rv,danca
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designations from Tue committee are
now possible several msN'Defs iast hign,
stahpg theiF "IHhehess W resign anu
give way 10 new Dlovm i"oiulep ~
those expressing a Willingness 10 Ret
out oil tue harness were chairman d.
Won Damn, W. H. rafrlhs,oh anu "ai,
yer 'Opmpsi a,tnougn. eaeh = sAiicsseu
hlihseil FtIeeuE "il'ihg 70 continue 10
WORK TOT the party Weiiiire' taeh one
slsted, however tnat ~, IN the reor-
ganlzat'oh, tHey STOOD IN me way oil
Letiefmehl ney were "h',ng 10 go
haek 10 Tue ianh anu Ile, NO reslsnaI
tl"hs, however WIZ hieu, as al party
Ieoig"hFHa'p'" in"t'e'S WIZ CUNT pcioie
ihs Pfseln,s nleel'hes'
'haf'es H. baftell ohered me mo,
t'op tia' Tue ~ '' nv nioe'i"ss ne nein
III oI"e' 10 set pNPiess ,',, VI opinion
as 70 Ieruie WIN III pu'idiie up the
tai'i' i"'s was '''o"Neul ny H. ~
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AHA mon tro,,, ,nnninn f'o'' ''' zap
a. 20 ,be nrolihi,inn oo.;ns. oono
,ions contributing funds to campaign
expenses, Mr.. Harrington stated that in
=, conversation he mad held with J. r.
Cooke eally IN the day, Mr.. Cooke
stated that II was the best law the le
Glsnihfs mas passed.
Chairman Won Damn, in, opening the
meeting, stated that il was undoubtedly
true, that many Republicans had left
the party to Join Others ard. in addi-
non, many party officials talked of ire.
sifnlng, a
The direct primary law revolution,
izod the systems of elections. he said,
ana with these matters confronting
me Leaders 1t appeared necessary to re-
organize.
Following the reorganization there
would also he the necessity for cam
palgn of education among the voters,
~ order that the primary law, work.
lngs be thoroughly understood before
tue actual campaign came on. He
stated that Secretary of the Territory
MottSmlth and, other leaders would
presently appear before the committee
ana the party generally to make state,
ments concerning the llw's,workings.,
Wise IJrsss oroor,,a.,o,,
SECRETARY We d.. aai,.,1| -. =
statement eoncorning ,ha nrimar,, ,a,r