The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-15
nd from President Mckinley ~ :

the lower house. How do vor Win
% get what We all want m we ssnt -.
fndependent candidate7 Citizens ,bd'
u question for as to,consider. You do
not want To send an Independent dele
gate because he will not be recov-nl~sd
We want 10 improve our ma ~. ~.
government buildings. etc. How shs'i
We do 10 " We send an Indenerd.-,,
90 Congress who has no friends th~rs,S
Prior To 1876. when our reclpracisv
treaty was secured. nothing but taro
was TILED on small lands But when
ule uea.y was received here sugar
plantations were fostered. which ena
bied the Hawaiians to get work and
today the Hawaiian Islands are sun
plying the world 100000 tons OF sugar
The Republican party has always yvan,-
ed 70 support the weak industries. and
the protective tariff has made Hawaii
a prosperous country. Look at the
condition OF Waialua now. think
there are about 1000 people working on,
the Wailua plantation. This Is what we
received through the reciprocity treaty
from the Republican party Again Won,
have received your Territorial act
through this same party.
From 1850 To the present time the
Republican party has been at the head
OF the administration OF the United
states, but for the interval OF eIshf
years, when the Democrats had the
reins 81 the Government The mast
records certainly give US good reasons
20 show that 7 am right.
NV that this party has been our
Old friend. are We going TO pull with a.
or are we going To vote against IL? \
do not think any OF you would dare
slap an old friend In the face. I think
you Will pull together with the marty
Now, word about Wilcox. Do not
listen 70 the haoles, they are snakes.
says he
In 1889 wilcox led the natives
against the haoles. and II resulted In
the death OF seven men. Wilcox fled,
and 30 did his followers In 1892 VIII
cox run as Representative on the
Liberal ticket. lie told the natives that
u he would be elected he would try 10
form n new constitution. At that time
Hon. ]. l.. kaulukou warned the peo-
pie IN kooloupokO not to do so. for n
they did the monarchial government
would be overthrown. What was the
result after Mr.. Wilcox gained his
point. j, l.. kaulukou was right. In
1898 the Kingdom Of Hawaii was over
thrown. Again. IN 1896. Wilcox led the
natives out TO Diamond Head. and Il
only scored another total failure for
the military leader. Some people were
separated from their homes and were
imprisoned. That Is the consequence
Of the military tactics OF the man To-
day that same man wants TO run as ouI
Congressman. DO you think the coun-
try can AFFORD to send such mani
From a business standpoint. can he b.
trustedf No. I hope that on the 9Th
OF November there will not be n vote
cast for the Independent candidate
We have Republican President and
Congress. and II Is best that we send
"a Republican"
After the band had furnished som,
excellent music Chairman Mahaulu I'M
troduced Jonah Kumalae as the firs
speaker. Mr.. Kumalae said In part
1t IL evident that we are malihinis
but for the benefit OF all let US be ka
maainas.
ION the 18th day Of June last we re
ceived our Territorial laws. was al
Aloha Alma and I am still one. ID,
not think that because I am n Republi
can do not love my country. my peo
pie and my queen. IL there Is any VIII,
think so. let them discard their opin
Ton.
some say that the Republican part,
here IL not like the party In the Unite,
states. IL IL true that We may be stub
born ON account OF the past. Tn
donkey IL stubborn when he sees water
and viii not GO. But let US not be hl<
a donkey.
Wilcox went 10 Kona and in orde
TO be provided with money an old gen
tleman mortgaged his property for $40
and handed the same to him. Can W
term him n man who does such a thin
To a lover OF his people and country
This Is not much. but II we should rel
on Wilcox we may yet encounter wors
things. For this reason II would be
wise thing for you TO vote for the Re
publican candidates.
"In 1893 President Cleveland was a
the head OF the United States admins
: tration. There was longing for hir
t1 restore our queen. but sucn was nc
, banks were shut up. and some thou
sand factories maintained closed door
Work was wanting. and $4,000 me
went without employment. But durin
the administration of William McKir
: ley. the banks kept open doors. the fas
!, tories took up their customary worl
and there was plenty TO do I'm n
q country. m we should have n Dem,
J. cratic administration here We wou
"A suffer the same things as the Unite
Estates aid. The greater burden will
ON US Hawaiians. because we are m
J. filling our own taro. On the other haf
% the Republicans have the land and v
!. can be sure OF employment.
Now the laborers are getting 81
more n day. Why IL it3 II Is becau
: We have Republican admlnistratio
~ 10 o. better that we send Republics
e Congressman. a father would do mo
X for his own child. and I am sure Il
- Republican party would help Parke
through whom we would gain all '
~ want"
= The speaker then urged his audien
" 90 vote n straight Republican ticket. z
gardloss OF any bad feelings towar
'r any OF the candidates on the ticket.
~ Henry Waterhouse was the ne
pr speaker.
ie when was I'm America he sa
II many asked me N the Hawaiia
ts ought TO be given "a liberal franchise
~ answered that II was the proper thir
~ { met President Mckinley and kn'
IN him 20 be n very pleasant gentlema
also met Mr.. Bryan and heard h
v. talk.
a. II will not tell you tina. the one par
~ is good uud the other II not. but
~. would leave ~ at your own discreti'
~ Consider Ia well before you vote"
~ The speakers remarks were brief. I
~ took well.
D.. Charles Broad was the next talk
al tie was eloquent. and his speech "
terse and 20 the point. They WI
ut practically the same as those who spc
n before him. lie was loudly applaud
ef when he concluded.
Judge Hookana. T.. l.. McCandl