The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-14
REPUBLICANS
COMPLETE LABOR

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ing eoiIfdenco In Won. / cali for no,ni.
na.iona for temporary chaifman.'i
Mr. Shingle's short address was
greeted throughout with bursts of ap.
plause. The keynote had been struck.
harmony and an endeayor to work out
the salvation Of the Territory through
tho Republican party, worked the magic
spell.
chairman shinele then stated Tint
the next order Of business was the
nominating of a permanent chairmanl
Robert w. Breckons nominated Senator
A. =. Judd Of the fifth district. tho
domination being seconded BY A. ID
castro. w. II. Crawford moved and
William Thompson seconded, that nomi.
nations be closed and the secretary whs
instrueted to east the Unanimous vote
Of the convention for the election Of
senator Judd. This was carried with
a fousing cheer
Then bit Of comedy came'into play.
1larily had the vote heen announced,
Senator Judd presented himself along
sido Of Chairman Single and made a
eral for the carpenters hammer which
had been doing duty as gaveli
Hold on, Senator, y said Chairman
Shingfe. This convention win have
to proceed according to Hoyle. Kindly
resume your seat.
c'denfienen Of the convention ]
appoint lanes ID. Lewis and William
IIDokuanui Of the first and second dis
tricts to escort the permanent chairman
to the chair 50 said, so done.
With your CONSENT said Chairman
Judd, the next order Of hnsiness will
be the election Of a permanent seere-
tary.1 On motion by William Thomp,
SON. properly seconded, Charles Wilcox
Of Maui was declared the nnanimous
choice and Mr.. Wilcox got to work, af-
tar +. L. Sehwarzberg and Peter Barron
4 escorted him to the desk.
Credentials COMMITTEES Appointed.
The credentials committee was then
appointed by the chair, as foIlow;----
"a. B. Penhallow (chairman), II. s.
Richard, Archie G. Kaaua, Sam Aehong,
A, +. Glars, Joseph p. Medeiros and
litury Blake. After long recess tile
committee reported that there wore
present in person and by proxy 100
delegates, though 1879 had originally
been reported.
Then ensued another bit Of comedy.
Mr.. Chairman" said r. w. Breek-
ons, "before moving to adopt the com
mittee's report / would like to know IL
Mr.. u. W6inzheimeri Of bahama is n
citizen, and If he is has he his papers
tcspr0ve itg''
a" Mr.. Chairman, !, replied Mr.. Weinz.
heimer, "two years ago sat right here
and when my right as delegate was
questioned / left this hall after a full
two hours, discussion over. poor me, but
now / defy the whole convention to
throw me ont into the. street. / am a
eitizen--one by choice, which is unlike
Mr.. Bfeckons, who Is q citizen by the
accident Of birth. y There was laugh
and the laugh seemed to be on Bfeck.
ons, who took it, however, IN real good
humor.
Organization Committee.
Chairman Judd then appointed the
following committee ON rules and per.
manent organization - L. M. Judd
(chairman), J. @. Kamakaiwi, L. X.
Kanpiko, William Walsh; George O.
Guild, Frank =. Fernandes and Il. Lov.
ell. After a short recess this commit
tee made its report, in which il recon.
mended that the temporary officers be
made permanent and further prescribed
the rules of procedure. The report was
adopted without question. Inasmueh al
the rules Of the party were silent ON the
question Of how many proxies members
were entitled to hold, the committee
recommended that delegates be entitled
to hold one or more proxies from thei.
respective districts.
According to the usual procedure
now that l have been elected perma
nent chairman Of the eonvehtion,,, saic
Senator Judd, 81 will proceed to max,
speech There was a laugh and the
convention leaned back TO listen. Al
Chairman Judd made telling points h,
was loudly applauded.
The following committees were theI
appointed by the chairman.
Committee ON Platform - s. q
Dwight (chairman), james ID, Lewis
, y. G. Kamakaiwi, Fred X. OiBrien, ID
X. Kanpiko, George r. Cooke, A. N
Hayselden, Antonio pereira, n. w
Breckons, A. Lewis Jr., A. ID. Castro
VIC. Aehij William. Henry, Alfres
Menefoglio aud Conrad Ahrens.
Committee on Resolutionsl-C Clarence
H. Cooke (chairman), II. s. Richard, J
G. Kamakaiwi, William Hoolxuanui, A
q. Kaana, h. A. Drnmmond, w. A
Clark, J. b. Kamai, Henry Freitas
George G. Guild, Oscar r. Cox, Il. 4
Nainoa, A. u. Cooper, Henry Blake ant
Conrad Ahrens.
Chairman Judd stated that Mayo
Fern had placed at the disposal Of th
platform committee the supervisors as
sembly room. The offer was accepted
with thanks. The convention thei
spent considerable time discussinI
when to take a recess to, it beinI
finally decided to meet at the sam
place last night after the moving pic
ture show, which usually is over a
early as a quarter after ten o'clock.
Many Interested Spectators.
Among those, not delegates, who wer
present and took in the sidelights o
the convention were-Charles a. Rte,
j. X. Kalanianaole and Fred r. I
Waterhouse, who came in together lat
during the morning and occupied DO
to the right; Col Philander Knox an
Judge George A. Davis, who occupie
seats next to each other and ofte
cheered; Georg Rodiek, Rudolph Dun
can, j. O. Cohen, 9. M Betteneourt
I George Beckley Robert and AlbeI
Hornar, Tain Watt w II Qhaldnr