The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-01-27

verted by the Liberal party into
a political camp last night. The
grounds were lit up with torches.
The speech-making was opened by
J. w. BIPIKANE, who said, among
other things not worth reporting:
The Constitution stares me in the
face and my conscience bids me go
into the Legislature and set things
right. am an ignorant man; yes,
too ignorant to take brides. Former
Legislators have sold their brains
for money. 1 solemnly swear before
the goddess Pele and the shark god
that / will not receive brides. The
nation is crying, and so does Mr.. Bull
lock, for a new Constitution. Some
one has asked me how are we going
to obtain new Constitution. If we
cannot get the Queen to sign our Con-
stitutiOn, let the 10000 Hawaiians
send petition to France and other
powers, asking them to aid us to get
a new Constitution. If elected, it is
your duty to watch me; if | take
brides don't hesitate to shoot me. /
promise you that no Jury will convict
you. But you must vote for all of us.
IA man: You can't do it. A native
female politician: Truly, Bipikane
alone cannot accomplish it unless all
are elected. Deafening cheersl.
G. w. ASHFORD: l am pleased to
see that a lady interrupted Bipikane
a little while ago, stating that Bipi-
kane alone is not enough. You must
elect the whole Liberal ticket. Don't
forget that on election day please.
'In union there is strength" You
must elect all of us to accomplish our
objects. I find that there is sufficient
interest among Hawaiians, by their
asking questions concerning the new
constitution. You had no hand in
forming the Constitution, but it was
forced on you against your will. The
Liberal party is a unit. 1t is said
that we are party of riot, of violence,
of everything bad. There could be
no greater mistake than that. You
have not forgotten the manner in
which the Constitution was gotten
up. We do not want you to forget
that another can be got in the same
way. But as / said before, our party
is peaceful, and includes almost the
whole Hawaiian people. The Ma
tional Reform party were elected by
you, but as soon as they were seated,
they were found with the sugar plan
tiers and missionaries, and only few
tried men stood by you. Now, in the
face of great treachery, our army
stood firm. They were of true Ha-
waiian blood. Bush, Wilcox, Pua,
Cummings, were tried and true men,
L, l. al f11
will be no obstacle in get
ting new constitution if
the voice of the people de-
mand it; if you really wish to have
q new Constitution, our men cannot
be left out. You must speak with no
uncertain voice; elect these men to
represent you in Parliament. 1t is a
melancholy thing to note some men
in your race soliciting votes. They
have the gall to say that you can't
have the Constitution put aside. We
want to wipe out the bad parts in the
Constitution, and put more respect
able ones in their place. Justice is
what you want, and you cannot be
satisfied with anything less. Justice
is within the reach of your represen-
tatives in Parliament. The Hawaiian
DCODlC dlC 11hC Il 14uhSAG
hungry for their just rights. There's
plenty of food, but the food is not
placed before the child to Quench his
hunger. A little gang of politicians,
they are members of the bar, are just
as unpatriOtic as men could be.
The Native Sons of Hawaii are deter
mined to assist the sugar factors and
the missionary constitution, which
Expresses you. Men like Kaulia and
Kaulukou are a perfect shame to your
race. These men parade before you
for your vote in order to sell your
birthright Now the missionary
organ, the p. G.. ADVERTISER, pub
lished an extract of Kaulia's speech,
advising you to vote the missionary
ticket-nOt in those words exactly,
but that idea impressed me. The
native people do not want to sell
their birthright like him, who sold
his birthright for sugar and Gala
bash of poi. Kaulia will sell his for q
full calabash of poi. Kaulia is a n.y.
pocrite and n traitor, ready to sell his
birthright-not only his own, but
that of the whole native people for a
full calabash of poi. Now, this is
only samples of spleen. That kanaks
has got missionary poi in his stomach
and shekels in his pocket. Zap
plause. You can't be deceived, even
though you have but little education
Instead of lifting you up, they are
dragging you down for the sake of 9
few paltry dollars from poe waiwai
(rich people,. Don't forget, gentle
men, that man is dirty missionary
skunk. q. X. Kaulia entered the
yard and stood within few feet OF
Ashford.) How can people live with
the labor of their hands? Mr., Kau.
liza: You call me q skunk, ell; you are
liar! 1 say,you are a liar!l Mr.. Kau-
liza feels pretty deep and he thinks
much about it. Mr.. Kaulia: L chal-
lenge you that you can't prove your
Villainous assertion against me. TIC
the audience: Aole hiki ka iii keO-
keo Ike hoopaapaa me a'u, pilikia
ia ia'u. This white skin cannot
argue with me, shall defeat him.
Your missionary spleen which you
learned in the missionary Sunday
school has taught you such filth.
You can speak when I get through.
understand Kaulia was to hold q
meeting on the other side of the
stream, but the audience must have
left him and he got lonely. You are
nearly all labOring people. If you
want to run out into the sea and live,
vote for Kaulia and his cheap coolies.
I have another country to go to. II
YOU want to go with nothing-into
smoke almost, vote for Kaulia. I am
played out, l ought to be at home.
There are other candidates who will
address you. There is very estima-
L. on tho nthar