Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-02
Record Breaking
Republican Rally
Continued from page 80

down the elemental uproar.
Cowboy Hon. Samuel Parker
OF candidate for Congress
hawaii was announced as 9Th,
cowboy OF Hawaii" They had be n
told Of how the Republican party wal
one OF deeds. They had been working
here, and that night exhibited some o.
the results. In four Of Ave days NOR,
they would see the full fruits OF their
work. They should continue WORKING
to ehe close Of the contest, and he In.
cluded the ladies' a. well as the chill.
dren In the audience. Mr.. McClanahan
had said good deal about the speak
er's having shaken hands with Presi-
dent Mckinley. but should have gone
further and told Of his having lunched
with President Mckinley. He hal
shaken hands also with Colonel Bryan
at Omaha, whom he told that he had
lost bet on him. Also that II he be-
came President the speaker would well
come him to Hawaii and kill the fat
test bullock on the ranch In his honor.
When he bet on him, he told Col. Bry-
an also. he was Democrat but now ne
was a Republican. Mr.. Parker CON
cluded by expressing confidence in the
result Of the 9Th, Notwithstanding
some friends were afraid OF the Inde-
pendents. He spoke shortly in Hawa-
Han and as he sat down the audience.
at the proposal OF Geo. A. Davis, gave
him three rousing cheers.
KsIihI's T. McCants Stewart was
Why received with welcoming
worker and long continued
applause. Beginning with a reference
to the rise from humble homes to IN.
Presidency, he went on to pay his r..
spects to Mr.. McClanahan for his ap.
peal to Hawaiians to vote for Prince
David on account Of his royal name.
Let every newsboy on the street know
that he may aspire to the highest
places In the Nation. Any OF them had
the possibility before him OF being a
successor Of Samuel Parker as Hs-
waifs representative In Congress. MI.
Stewart cited the resumption of specie
payment by President Grant after the
peril OF a food Of wildcat money at
the hands OF President Johnson as an
instance OF the saving effectiveness Of
Republican administration. Then he
gave records Of depression and distress
made by Democratisc administrations,
answering the claim Of the Democrats
that they were the friends Of the poor
man. The soup tickets OF the latest
Democratic administration were an In.
stance. When the workingmen were
begging for food Grover Cleveland,
two days before he went out OF Office,
vetoed bill to stop the crowding in
OF the pauper labor Of Europe which
was augmenting the universal destitr-
ton. But the Republicans passed tina,
bill over Cleveland's veto and saved the
workingmen OF the United States. The
speaker argued the happiness OF Messrs.
Carter and Macfarlanes adhesion to
the Democratic party on account Of
their regard for Cleveland. To-day
Grover Cleveland was not Democrat,
he was opposed to the election OF Bry-
an. II was true that Cleveland had
proved in some respects superior to HI,
party. Someone had remarked to him
surprise at certain workingmen whom
he had known In the States support
ing the Democratic party here, as they
had bought new suits of clothes under
Harrison's administration and could
not get any more new clothes until VIII
liam Mckinley was elected. With re-
gard to Mr.. McClanshan's disquisitions
on Imperialism In the Philippines, nc
would say that the Republican party
was not In the Philippines. The Uni.-
cd States Government was there by
the action Of VIM. J. Bryan and the
Democratic party. Less than one mil
lion Of the F'ilipinos were In armed
conflict with the United States out OF
the ten millions OF inhabitants. The
United States was there today. ana
there 1t would stay until a stable gov
eminent was established over the ISL
ands. In the meantime, for every
American soldier that laid down his
life, and for every Filipino rebel who
died In arms, William Jennings Bryan
was responsible. II they sent Prince
David to Congress for his royalty, he
could expect no sympathy from simple
republicans who had not regard for
royalty, but believed In the right of
every American boy to be President II
he could win his way to the ONCE. The
speaker never knew Democrat whose
eyes were not In the back OF his head.
Hawaiians should look forward and
not backward. Even Queen Liliuoka-
lani had admitted that the monarchy in
Hawaii was thing Of the past. The
goddess OF American liberty did not
ask what was mans parentage, or the
color OF his hair and his skin, but what
was his character and what was his
fitness for any position to which he
aspired. Mr.. Stewart closed with d.
roration OF encouragement to the pros
Dact NJ Sta tahnnd for uauail