The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-10-09
REPUBLICANS ARE
CONFIDENT OF VICTORY


Il
deal. 1t promised that they would make
liberal appropriations for the people AT
the settlement on Molokai. IL In unfortu-
nate that they have to be there. But for
tho public good II seems necessary. ana
SO the public ought to make Il as pleas
ant as possible for them. The Republican
party has promised that IL its men are
elected this shall be done.
LIBBRALITY TOWARDS LIL1UOKA-
LAM
The Republican party promised that II
its candidates are elected II will make n
liberal provision for Liluokalani. We may
have differed in the past about the Mon
archy and the Republic. but we are all
Americans now, and the Republican par
ty recognizes In Liiuokalani a Hawaiian
lady who was one OF your Alis, and was
once mt the head of the Government, and
that respect and consideration Is due her
Now l am Republican. and If am
elected l will do my part to keep these
promises. Those of you who know me
will believe that will And those of you
who do not know me. know that the Re-
publican party always keeps its promises
IN power there have always been good
times. Men are always able to get work
to do and good pay for doing II. 1t Is be-
cause of the Republican party and the
fact that II keeps its promises that there
are good times In the United States now.
touch with that great party and share In
the prosperity II always brings.
REPUBLICANIsM MEANS GOOD
TIMES.
So In voting for the Republican ticket
you can always know that you are voting
for a party that always brings good times
and that always keeps It's promises. That
Is its record everywhere. AS Republic
cans, and the other candidates of the
party will do our best to keep up that REQ
ord. Some of the other candidates are
here this evening. and all of them will APP
pear before you before election. and will
tell you as do that we will keep the
promises OF the Republican party.
Now on the otner hand, there are the
Independents. There are some we'll
meaning men among them. am sure.
wouldn't say hard word against any
man where 1t isn't necessary. But the
trouble with the Independent party Is that
1t has no record and you don't know
whether the good men In the party Will
be able to make their candidates keep the
party's promises or not. The Republican
party always keeps its promises. When
you vote for the Republican party you
know that you will get just what 1t prom
ises you. II you vote for the Independ-
ent party you don't know whether you
will or not.
DEMOCRATS DISCUSSED.
There are well-mean!ng men in the
Democratic party, too. But the trouble
with the Democratic party Is that the peo-
pie who know 1t best trust it least. The
people of the United States for the last
forty years have trusted 1t only twice.
and each time they put back the Republic
can party in power just as quick as they
could. So think do not need to spend
much time In urging you not to vote the.
Democratic ticket.
Then the thing is right here In nut
shell: You know just what the Republi-
can party promises. and that II Will Keep
its promises. and that the people of the
United States who know 1t best trust II
and believe In II and elect 1t to power time
after time. You don't know exactly what
the Independent party promises you, for
It's platform says 1t will do everything
that Is right. but does not tell you just
what things 1t will do. SO you can't tell
whether the things it will do will be the
right things or not And then you don't
know whether 1t will be able to keep It's
pre- misses after 1t has made them. AS for
the Democrats, If the people who know
them best won't trust them, there isn't
much encouragement for you to try Them
VOTE A STRAIGHT TICKET.
1t seems to me that 1t Is clear the Re
publican ticket is the one it is to your
interest. and the interest of all of US, to
vCte, and ii that is so, you ought to vote
1t straight from top to bottom, for every
one of its candidates, so as to make IT
sure that you VIII get what you are vot-
ing for and make 1t easier for your MEM
bers of the Legislature to give you the
things you want and are voting for. Vote
for all of them. Don't scratch your tick
ct and vote for some Republicans and
some Democrats and some Independents.
Because If you do you won't know what
kind of Legislature you are going to
get, or whether 1t will make the best
laws for the Islands or not.
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ing for the Republican candidates for the
Legislature applies just as strongly IN
choosing the man you want to represent
you in Congress. The Republicans have
nominated Sam Parker. You know him.
He is one of you; he is one of us. For
everybody in Hawaii knows Sam Parker,
and knows that he Is square man, ana
feels that we will be well represented in
Washington by him. He knows the Pres
ident. He knows great many Senators
and Congressman. He Is well liked in
Washington and can get great deal
more from Congress for the Islands than
any Of the other candidates.
REPUBLICANS WILL KEEP PROM
Uses.
In conclusion, let me say: The Repub-
lican party tells you exactly what 1t will
do II its men are elected. and you know
It will keep its promises. You don't know
what any other party will do. The Re-
do yours by voting for every one of its
ce rdidates.
The other speakers Of the evening
were A. G. M. Robertson. Jonah Kuma-
lac and Clarence Crabbe.
McCabe Withdraws.
Louis J. McCabe, Republican candi-
date for the Legislature from the Fifth
District, has requested Chairman Geo.
r. Carter to remove his name from the
list OF candidates. He has resigned on
account of the serious illness of his
wife. and his desire to be In constant
attendance upon her,
The central committee and the MEM
bers of the Fifth District, as well, re-
gret that Mr.. McCabe Is forced to take |
this step. He will, however. do what
he can for the party in his district. and
endeavor to Increase the following OF
the Republican party. His letter OF |