The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-01-21

Mr.. J. S. Walker, who is personal
friend. lie made speech from here
in which he said he had been here
thirty years and you all know him.
Representatives, District No. |, j.
+. Bush. | am willing TO admit that
Bush has national reputation and
yon will all vote for him. Applause
and iaughtcr). w. II. Cummings
is q fair representative of the Bush
party. District 8, a. Marques, is an
Italian gentleman, fitting backward
and forward to Europe; was not
aware Of his occupation, did not
know if he had one he had n great
itching to get into politics and by
taking the Portuguese colony under
his wing expects to get there. He
had house to build some years ago
and gave it TO Chinese, and also let
them land to grow rice. Would
advise people TO keep Marques at
home. District No. 4, Il. II. Lucas,
is representative of the Mechanics
Union, who never was with our
party. Would advise him TO let
politics alone and attend To his busi-
ness. Last, Districts, j, Il. W. Viii
cox, who expects TO accomplish with
the ballot on the 9TH Of February
what he failed to effect on the 3O,h
of July. lie might speak Of their
candidate at Eva, who has Il ma.
tional reputation as having been cx-
PEELED for bribery .Antonc Rosa
was accused of signing u distric,
constitution and then acting in oppo-
sition to it, and came down to n
meeting and tried TO stir up race
animosily. Such are themen
of the National Reform Party,
which is really the Bush-WilcoX
party, and although you may call n
poecat by another name the smell
remains. During his speech Mr..
Wilder received frequent applause.
The Chairman called on Mr.. II.
Lishman, who said that he thanked
the party for his nomination, and If
elected would try to promote good
, government. We have the best gov
ernment that he has yet seen here.
Not that they pleased him in every
thing, but he believed it would be
, best to stick to them and after look
ing at the names of the opposition
could not there see the men to con-
duct honest government. Mr.. Lish-
man Joined the Mechanics Union,
but the object Of that Union was
not of the good the wOrkingman,
but to GUST tie Government
He disapproved, however, of the
government paying its laborers such
!, low pay rs dollar u day, and did
not think the government should
pay at the lowest rate.
Calls for Mr.. Cunha brought him
to the front. lie said that he did
. not think there was anything left for
u him say, but if elected would work
to for tie good of all.
Calls for Mr.. Greene brought that
: 'gcntleman forward. He said he
y held a copy of daily paper, of thu
y y existence of which he only became
. aware that day. 1t was called the
~ Voice of the Nation, and was pub
lished every day except Saturday,
. and Sundays. When he was in thu
ranks he was q nOn-commissiOnet
:, officer, but in this paper he wa
- dubbed q Brigadier-Gen Shoul(
)" he forget to mention the publishe
= he would he doing that gentleman :
;, great injustice, rs he is also Ma
!" jor-General in the present cam
- paign, his name is Mr.. j. +
~ f. Bush, who proclaims himself TIT
- champion of the workingman. Mr.
- Greene here gave an illustration o
= an engine with n screw loose--evi
=, - IDENTIFY allnding to the constitution
). and for so slight defect should no
J. be cast aside and q new one made
~ Mr.. Greene said although the con
70 stitution was defective, none bll
~ those who made it and labored I,
~ test it should be trusted with its re
. pair. He mentioned that , state
- mcnt, which he said was originated
&c by Mr.. Il. II. Lucas, as to his { Mr.
y G.'s) shooting kanaka on jail
- 30th, was gross fabrication. L
~ the first ward he found the troop
u. in command of EldcrJ. +. Bush, VIII
~ is so enshrincd in the hearts of hi
=. countrymcn, stating that the minis,r
~ !" tried to cocrcc the King into signin
" " treaty conveying away the COZ
~ try, and that Carter was to pass owe
u. the goods. This is n grave state
~ ment, but is it true, and there's tn
y rub.
q. The Ministers deny it, Carte
a. says it is false, and so does the King
m and even Bush says il is false, b,
Il. pleads he must say so to please hi
r. friends that at least is the Concll
q. son, and reminded him of conul
Is drum when he was boy Ga vote,
Mt that's Il long ago) Yesin 1856?
IL A stranger passing a boy al
c. girl on the sidewalk remarked
J. the boy is that your sister. ]
al which the boy said, No; but her L
e. is my PA and her Mamma is IN
1t Mamma. Mr.. Greene here at,ackc
the religions opinions Of Mr.. Bnsi
a saying, it was effrontary in Bus
"a | 4, E,r no aud ,nn,IpIal l,x, a,