The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-09-15

Nhe eoWptcte eieettOh rehWfhs fAfoh'
the arst hawaiian pfipgry hsld on Sat-
nraay shsy bPw completely Pie Terri
tory has turned to the Republican par.
~, the result Of two years Of misgoy.
sFpnept ~ Honolulu ard Of two years
Of hostility 70 Hawaii and her .prinei.
Ial.inansiry from the Natiopal CAPITAL.
With the exception Of . few isolated
instances, where the Democratic candil
date has ailaFge personal following, the
Republicans poIled two, three and four
times the vote polled for the highest
psposnt ana t4e only stvs city on
eials elected la thes PrlmaFiss ere 30
publieans.
These are John W. catReart, reeIsct,
ed city attorney by a vote Of 1870 out
of total vote east Of 6s12 for the Of
zoe; and David .Kalanolsalani Jr,, fe,
elected city clerk BY an overwhelming
vote, having 5ess ont II q tgha.o Of ie47l.
dzuhiO e Risy WINNER
Kuhio proved TO be an easy winner
for The Republiean mobilization over
Rice, coming elose.to getting q majority
Of all the votes east for all the esnBi1
dates n,
lie polled 5000, while for all others
thetotal vote was 1855. The votes Of
the other candidates stood: Rice, Ssls;
Mccandlsss, 1856; Woods, 1855; Carter,
1U6; Motley, 20, and KahAuielio, Is, d
( total vote east for all candidates for
Delegate to Congress Of 1850.
The Repubiisaps have 40 ezcellbat
apSfsiscriai tieIs ii, consisting 81. Hols
liisgsI, l2aipsy Afnsla f,as.sa, Iasan;
HefBsF and AHA, the siathes hssdiR&
ia poils with = total vote df 2sG5. 4 Z
GOOD Mon Ffom = su5th
lki9ksst irspsoarR, .sisS, a. Isle Re.
iishlessn siishst fcr The house from the
fourth. Some good med were not honi-
Satsa, but some good men were named
and the ticket as 1t stands doubtless
win be elected. II 10, Oahu viii have
some sterling wOtksrs on the .tioOr IF
thS house. ~ s'' = &
The candidates chosen are c. II.
Brown, q, III, Cooke, D. p. r. iIssHbsrg,
w. 4. RawIins, Norman Watkins and
William Williamson Cooke led She
polls with 1886 votes, Que more than
Isenberg received
Uhe Republican ,house tidkat in the
fifth has an awful handicap in the
nomination Of Willie crawford, whose
police record pfolsahly WIN be revived.
The ticket otherwise is good, and there
are one or two good ipen among the
Democrats nonmptod whom decent vet'
yIs can substitute for q oheefa yyiBie,'
when hey scratsir. ia
Excellent Material Dumped
The feature of the. voting iRs the sen
atorial race was the dumping Of two
ssieh coed men as Isl. p, correa aud A.
d castso for ehillingyorth ana r. w,
Qdtnn, and the stupidity OF the Demo.
Gratis 10 failing to elect the one good
man tbsy had o., their tiolSat, 1'rSfsAsor
Hrysa
Had Bryan been nominated he would
laobably have bean eleetady whllg a
II now stands the three Republicans
Aaye j wals ,snnyl The .DeaDtratis
bolpihees are sad political jokes yas sen
atoriaT candidates. "a e
%. =. ,conk ling landed tle Republican
nomination for The tteasurership with
pice margin over, J. Anderson This
pouiihation marks q political record
being ths a ~ time in years when III; al
absentee has been chosen as a sandi
date. Under the convention rules thir
would have been impossible, conkliHp
probably will be .bSsk in time for some
iTait 81 the election edlnpaign. aHIf
eRRoueht Is admittedly strong, this be
ing Maplsy H9pkins, s,g
Eiqlnsu Ends Up strong
James Bieknell, whose nomination
wAs thoqght 10 de IN doubt at rena
stage of the eonpt, ended pp strogg
kealmg r, r. Woodward by 4 margip
Of over SEQ His reelection over Jesss
Malsaihai must be conceded, which Ii
4 satisfactory thing for the city aud
tho taapaynrs. M & 7,
oReof the surprises to many was the
namf'ntion of William Henry as slle.
riif, the general opinion being that
Oscar Cox was the stronger candidate