The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-01
REPUBLICANS TELL
OF GREAT PARTY OF
OUR GLORIOUS LAND
Continued from Page IL

.hey would vote-Tor Wilcox or the Al
zane FOR the Aikane" was the an
S"e.. Ihere was much applause for w
Acni when he had concluded. and the
~ i '''Nn ieit happy that he had scored
rtotI'- - uIiy over an audience almost
"hoiIy ruled by the Independents
FRANK ARCHER ELOQUENT
+. X. Archer was introduced next nv
VI, chairman as one of the successful
s's Hewaiians. Mr.. Archer spoke
s'y ana distinctly. He kept the at
'thuoh OF the audience throughout his
actress. Mr.. Archer said. .'Yo1 csn III
ne Tree by its fruit. In this way only can
We tell whom to trust and whom TO dis
sdiu' warn you. do not listen to men
"h' say they love you and vet cannot
ask for them
wilcox was seven years in Italy D,,r
ha that time he studied the tactics Of
nill'arlsm. But II is strange to say he
!. NOT leading the people in the right way
it' mas done nothing but create disturb
'i'SeS ~ the country which has been at
SNp.hse OF your country. and resulted
~ the loss OF your iudependence g.
We depend on such a man?
In the days gone by was a man who
hNtd with the sovereign. when the cleo
u"h uuNs came he warned US what TO
iu'' J. often repudiated this request be-
S"uSt my conscience did not approve of
~. STUDIED for myself and voted for
the man whom ! saw most fit That in
deed should De the policy of every voter
touay 10 not vote for men who cannot
support themselves, but beg Of YOU old
uIen ana women for their bread Vote
TOT such men as W. e. Achi, a man who
ny the sweat OF his own brow. and intel
lgcnCe, can earn Htira vitho1t bainr-
+ ~
ne whom you see today. supporters of the
Republican party.
'kememher. We have the sovereignty in
our hands-the right TO vote Fellow
citizens. II We use 1t foolishly. there is
fear OF losing that right"
Mr.. Archer, by his carefulness and eIo-
quence. won over the audience. His ex-
pressions can not be- fully expressed here
IN English. but the audience was quick IN
detecting the meaning. In closing he
said. Jokingly: Il am stumping for these
people today. but at the next election
I may BE- one OF the candidates"
wM. AYLETT SPEAKS.
VIM. Ayiett one Of the representative
candidates Of the Fourth District. was
the next speaker. lie said:
This is the time 10 work rightly. We
have today the Territory. The next
\ thing We want is to secure Statehood. You
a
publican. Is Il "a good policy. although we
know that fact. TO remain Indepe ndent
a party that Is not encouraged in the
United states, and a party that would
not readily gain the sympathies Of either
the Republican or Democratic admins
tration? II T. only wise that we vote for
Hon sam Parker as Congressman. a man
who Is a close friend OF the President
land man well known In the United
states. Wilcox cannot accomplish az
much a. he for the benefits OF our
\ wharves. roads. etc. IL is not only per-
Ihsps on account OF his party but his &C
ICuaintance also would tell
/ AZ this point Mr.. Aylett related OF his
old days as an Independent and his trav-
flr TO the United States He told IL most
l Interestingly and with an earnestness
which won for him merited applause This
address seemed 10 cast aside much OF the
tcoI scrvatism OF the natives present
I lie said: Il was an Independent
composed the Aloha Alma song. After the
dsthronenent OF our Queen / awaited FOR
tho day. Of restoration. but only in vain.
Whenever n steamer came from the Coast
I was one OF those who always went down
to the wharf 70 find out the news. On
reaching the wharf the first thing / did
would be ~ ask for the news about the
Queens restoration. ! would meet Enoch
j hnson and he would tell me Remain
as you are Again and again this hap
pened. yet TO no avail
u also led the Hawaiian band TO the
United States. | discerned the character
OF the people. The Democrats dislike ne
rrces II you are riding in a train, you
would have 10 be In the negroes quarters
" Guild you like 10 do thls?''
FAHIA's WISDOM.
Mr.. Pahia. the deputy sheriff ther
spoke briefly. as follows: You all know
that I am candidate on the Republican
- material ticket ] will resign soon Il
RUE az a Senator for your benefit and
mine II you are going to vote for me
I ask you also to vote for my colleagues
. iIf YOU should do that. We would all wort
, The rmOniously. Birds of the feathe
j would flock together This is the only
. way we~can accomplish anything"
! After Pahia's remarks the Chairman
. commented on the important points Of tn
/, platform. and after this he SAID. "Wil
: you vote for the Republicans? Yes.
vas the loud cry from all. III So" salt
, the chairman. ''let US give three cheer
fof the Republicans"
Three cheers were rendered and sue
= ocssful meeting for the Republican spell
Z binders came to close at $50 o'clocl
! =. m.
, THE wAIALUA MEETING.
AZ waiaIua court house there wer
present Hon. Samuel Parker. W. c. Achi
George r. Carter. J. l.. KaulukOu. L. L
INcCandless. Enoch Johnson, Frank Ar
cher. Judge Mabaula W. w. Goodale. ID
4 Hubert Wood. Sheriff Cox and others
Judge Mahaulu opened the meeting an
introduced Hon. Samuel Parker as tn
first speaker lie spoke as follows:
T. PARKER'S SPEECH
''FellOw-citizens: I have the honor {
be the nominee as Delegate to Congress
for the Republican party.
About eight years ago l came dow
with the Queen and spoke TO you at tn
. church. Tonight I speak TO you as a Re
o publican. l suppose you know tina
4 Prince David has been nominated az tn
. Democrats choice for Congress. Two
thirds Of the members at Congress are Re
= .pubiicans l. IL not. then, better for yo
to vote for a Republican Congressman
!. II H. not because want TO 40 for my ow
! interest. but II Is for the interest of all.
''rhe Territorial Delegate will have n
. vote. ~ can speak. however. and brin
: iur the various bills ne may have.
n During my last visit to the Unite
q States I asked President Mckinley
= Government lands could be divided an
: distributed to the people. The Presider
ar swered. sF.slt all the Government hnd