The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-11-14
HOME RULEFOR
HAWAII WILL BE
DELEGATES AIM
First Bill Will Be One Empower
ing Electorate To Name Gov
ernor Through Election
BELIEVES CONGRESS WILL
ENACT THIS MEASURE
KuhiO Promises To Be ION the
Job and Asks Residents To
Back Him Up

A bill to give the Territory Of Ha-
wni actual home .ule and the right
choose its own Governor is one of
he first measures that will be intro
juocd in congress by Delegate Kuhio
mem that DUdy cOnVcu"s again. urr0rd.
"g TO statement made by the Dele
at" in an interview for The Advertiser
ast night.
cone Of In" first hills | shall :
"oducc," said Kuhio, "and for which
"hnll ask speedy hearing DrIvr,
!" e. Inmitt"C on Territories, il n bill
rich will Civ to the electorate of IIu,
AN the right to choose its Governor
Win tn" trend If opinion In cougrrs,
"warls home rule, | am hopeful that
Till Of this nature will be success,
nj. Should il be successful, it wit be
preliminary step towards Statehood -
Asks Local Backing
The Delegate rlso declared that
'mIng the coming session of congress
" intended I" bc strictly con the.
'Oh, and hC urged the people Of the
"rrIt'rS t" quit scrapping' and get
ack OF him for the best interests OF
avail.
As encouragement Of Hawaii s hope
ocih% aDlc soon to select its own
80 Dono nts' Nun'o pointed on, mat
l,,ta 9, , anu Tue hcPnnI,'an
mr. snIoctinr ~ "" G", iul'' '"''"u'ht
''' VI "oV'rhor'
~ the DoIrg,to !. ,,n. 4Ln ~ r I'.,i
q he fcorrC nc ro,r,r,Ia fnaa ~
Jew of th,. fact INT tbo nom, H"r' :"
naioiitv in Connrcss ia az gr,nm ,hnt
-iib tho mid of tLn sn,,
rcscntrtivcs from tbe Southorn s,,c,.r
tatcs, it will he imposs;hlo for - frno
ugar measure to be enacted
tegrets Election Rsv,,,.,
Tr,or,,o.,I ,.a.o.1-.o
'!'mcu yesterday concerning the
;uLin ius, rooiaat''I wy H ,"n' it'n''
Inw,;; cxnrcss,J L;a i,o sh'' l'o"i
he pnrorcpt rooI,'.t;o - 'U..: lug
IiIson md aI.o tho oau";, W ~ iC Is
rol If tbo NV, - nF 49, ''oi CON
ives nv the Dcmoots,taU" w p',,eas
ovevcr TINT Hiatt; "a mai
10 IN fc,r fran, ,I,,o.aa i., ''"
10 t,r;fr ,,n.,i,,r d,,., . x "''"" y"
rors Will, rn,.;II;rt I
ritipr = sirncI ;ntor,,io ~ Wv. ~
4 M ',,,i,,.t,, t,.lt.' NP' 700
tim W. P"'''O"
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rfrot Of NJ H,|,has i,,i . "' u,
q olo,. DL1:
aid f"''''"" '""t'''SS' NJ
ar h,vc corsistor,I, rra., Aha. Al
,oo. ;. -, MY "'E'" '""l INV
hat its dostin;o. Lii "I,"'"n"'"
bo b,nI, ~ ,La P'"''u !"
,rod mo- On n,.,%, p:.y VIM Il mas NJ"
GlUou,o,.cr 49,, .t p
he sitnation md onn ~, D'St U.
''""' ""u l. can ohIN say mat |
nv "' '"'r 'n'nES '"n"'r'"n win |
INV" must !" E'dil yihF |
,no;i Vi '"' l'"I'e VI ha
1ome hule measures
IN the next congress am going to |
YORK nara "Iohg the hn"s of home |
u". 'h' ~ the hfst bills which l |
"ni introduce, ana FOR winch l shall
SIX speedy hearing before the com
'itte" on territories, IS bill which
Ill give I" the rl"rtornt" Of Hawaii |
ne lght I" choose its Governor. With |
ne trend OF opinion III congress to.
ARDS nom" rule, | am hopeful that a
vi of this nature will be successful
hould ii We successful, it will be u
Preliminary step towards statehood.
Whenever amy matter comes up in
le next congress concerning Hawaii,
neither It deals with the subject of
'sPos, ION OF the puhhc lands, with
ne selection of Governor, or even with
rohibltl"n, shall strrmuously insist.
"'h before tn" "omnitt"" and on the
Al