Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-10-23
DEMOCRATS TELL
LONG STORIES

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Continued from page g.
eral plea for the excellences of the
Democratic platform. he closed amids,
applause by asking his hearers to vote
the whole ticket headed by Prince Da-
vid Kawananakoa, AS at every period
he had paused to consult notes the
audience broke into a tumult of APP
plause and "joshing," in the manner
that Honolulu always receives one OF
Its boys coming out of his shell.
Frank Harvey spoke in Hawaiian
and was well received. The reporters
friend In need had disappeared from
the stage.
s. X. Kaloa, the favori.e native ora
tor OF the Democracy. came next. He
has been fully reported in this paper on
former occasions.
r-u Col John Richardson.
~ ~. candidate for sepa,or
SpIit. from Mani rext advance
ed TO the footlipbts Ho had beep in
Washington. whore no had acouired n
knowledge of facts that were for IN.
people's benefit When he had return.
ed no consulted with friends and came
to conclusions sucb as seemed for tina
good of the Hawaiian people. These
consultations were followed Inv small
meetings in different precincts. vii.
cox was present at one of these meet
ings. and that was whore tho sp,it
came i'm. The Independents broke
away, He could NOT FOLLOW the lead of
wilcox in this matter because he kpew
there were only two influential martha.
in the United States. Hence no ad-
vised his countrymen 70 cast in their
lot with the Democratic marty In re-
gard to the Independept candidate. n
he went to Washington reitber marty
would know him and his infuepce
would amount TO nothing Ue advised
his hearers 10 vote for tho Democratic
candidate whose positior and ,pauonco
at Washington wouId he assured Soma
foreigners were good ard some had
For his mart he would mot associate
with foreigners who unset the Cavern.
ment of Hawaii Tho organic Ac, yavo
equal rights to the uawaiians in rho
formation Of iuries but ,be authorities
of Hawaii had not given IN, uawaiians
their dino pIace nm tbe ipries uo ,ovo
a warning that this SORT NJ thing mich,
tempt the natives when they happened
to be sitting as iurors on tho cases of
foreigners against whom they had n
grudge. to suchcincb foreigners. Will
cox talked against tho r,.yners va,
was always associatihr with them He
took tho foreign lawver Cavn,ess win
him to Washington and when he pot
there obsequiously followed that Other
foreigner Moreno. At Washington he
button-holed Republicans and Demo-
Gratis, whom he now affects to despise,
to induce them to aid him in his effort
to get the crown lands for his wife.
Their opponents tainted the Demo-
Gratis with having DIR. McCrew, w. A.
kinney and Mccarthy, who had aided
annexation, In their ranks. But none
Oh THESE gentlemen were among their
candidates. There was Emmeluth, how
ever, on the Independent ticket who
belonged to the Committee OF Safety
ana was out In 1898 to shoot the Ha-
Waiiahs. Inc reporter Is indebted to
MI FERNANDEZ Tor Interpretation OF
MT. Richardson's address.
The Chairman Mccarthy,
Luau before calling up the next
speaker announced that
iuau ana rally would re held at the
WAIKIKI residence OF Prince David ka-
wananakoa this Tuesi lay evening,
IT.. EB. Mechanism. who
Nation had been loudly called
Watches for before being an
nounced. came forward saving that A
party could be known by its deeds.
When he mentioned the principles of
the two great parties of the United
they could tell in each case the
name of the party. One of those par
ties was the party of the dollar and the
other the party OF the nan. and every
man In the house knew by these defini- |