The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-04-17
WHAT THE PEOPLE Think OF HIM,
CleVeland's Work Repudiated From
Every Nook and Corner.
Republican Thinks the Bulletin Ought
to Hasten and Put the American
Republic to Rights.

1t must be refreshing to Hawai-
ian advocates of the cringing policy
of Cleveland and the faction Of the
Democratic party that have fol-
lowed his personal fortunes to read
the political news per Arawa. A
number of the States have been
holding by-elections, some for mu-
nicipal officers, others for supreme
court judges, commissioners, ETC.,
and the result is thus set forth in
the headlines of the San Francisco
Examiner, a Democratic paper:
REPUBLICANS SWEEP CHICAGO.
George B. Swift Is Elected Mayor by
the Largest Majority in Years
The Democratic Candidates
Are Completely Showed
Under and All
Go Down.
RESULT IN MISSOURI.
St.Louis Goes publican-Democrats
Hold Their Own in Missouri
Outside of the City.
KANSAS ELECTIONS.
The Wave of Republican1sm Swept
That State Also.
WISCONSIN ALSO.
Republican Majorities Throughout the
Entire State Elections.
MICHIGAN REPUBLICANS.
They Garry All the Offices by Big
Majorities.
The SAME RESULT.
Nebraska Does Not Withstand the
Sweeping Maiorities.
In speaking of the Chicago cleo
ton Frank Peabody, chairman of
the Democratic campaign, puts it
thus: ''The people want change.
They have not regained faith in
the Democratic party. The candi-
date we offered them is a clean,
able man, but evidently they don't
want another Democratic mayor"
The evening of the election, de-
spite the depressing verdict the
Iroquois Club Democratic ban
quoted over Jefferson's birthday.
The paper in an Associated Press de-
spatch thus puts it: "That they
listened with relish to Judge Hen
ry M. Sheppard as he poured hot
shot into Cleveland and Gresham"
In speaking of the bond issue,
Judge Sheppard, a prominent Dem
ocrat, said "Do not let the Shy
locks Of this country and Europe
have our gold to sell it to US again
In sweat-producing bonds," which
ELECTED loud applause. He wound
up his speech by rapping the Ad
ministration for it's Hawaiian pol
icy and for delivering Japanese
students to Chinese executioners.
AS further evidence of what
progress progress the Cleveland financial
irscc.l.cy is making among the mem
bers of his own party, it is interest
ing to note that on the 4th of April,
two days after election, the Demo
cratic State Central Committee of
Illinois issued a call for a State
Convention to meet at Springfield,
June 4th to consider the currency
question, and in connection with
the call the chairman Of the State
Committee announced for publica-
ton that the purpose and intent of
calling the convention was TO Off
cially repudiate Cleveland's we'll
known financial views and policy,
the chairman going on to state that
the extreme gold men in the demo
cratic party will 60 over to the re-
publicans and with our objection
able statesmen eliminated, the 1
confidence of the people in the
democratic party will be strength
s1ed and confirmed" Such state
nents from the Democratic Cen
raj Committee of a great State like
illinois have extraordinary signifi-
canoe in showing to what lengths
he feeling in the rank and file of !
he democratic party must have I
gone to openly repudiate an adj }
ostensibly in the con-
,rol of their own party.
Verify, the Bulletin must set the I
American public right at once. 1t !
hould without fail write two or
hree more Cleveland editorials
md thus disseminate light among
Jncle Sans benighted voters. Is