The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-11-02
GIRLS McClanahan
AT Oceanic
Wharf.
TRUTH TOLD OF
THE DEMOCRATS
Republican Speaker Replies TO
Insults OF the Man
who Talks"

a large number OF work ngmen listened
az noon yesterday at oceanic wharf TO
addresses Ga the issues OF the day by w.
G Achi and T. McCants Stewart and APP
plauded heartily. In his speech. which
was interpreted by w. c. Achi, Mr.. Stew
art paid his respects 20 +. b. McClana-
han. Among other things, he said. SEE
In this mornings Advert ser that MIR Nc
Clanahan devoted part Of his last nights
Kakaako speech 10 me. indulg ng f. the
usual Democratic hing at me. and try
Ing TO make the point that the Democrats
Of the South. who are the backbone OF
his party. would treat HaWaiians differ
ont from the way they treat negroes.
Brother Mechanism should keep cool
II is very evident that he has bad case,
and, therefore, lie abuses the attorney on
the other eide. But 'nings' wont 80. Peo-
pie want facts and arguments. McClana-
han went around the Island, beseeching
Hawaiians not TO join the Republican par
~. because the Republicans are opprcss-
ing the dark-skinntd people ia the PM
ippines. and that the Democratic party Is
in favor OF .iDerty and equal rights and
IL trying TO deliver the Filpinos from Ee-
publican oppression.
Il met that argument first with an out
burst OF laughter. because IL Is 70 funny.
and, secondly, with chunks OF gold facts,
which aroused HaWaiians. who are 4 DIS
terminating people, to the point Of indig-
nation at 3icClanahan's dishonest sTgu-
nIcnts, and TO adherence OF his party ald
it, colOr-hatinS principles and practices.
Seeing that the tables were turned on
A. a.. Naa. H.. N4Hsa.
kakaako and pitched into me personally.
wei, no matter about me personally.
think I can show an American record
FAR superior TO Bsother McClanahan's .. no
matter In what light il is examined.
"McClanahan said that Hawaiians are
en- edgcaLed people; and that negroes are
!iiiterate. why IS that 50? Because Re
Duulicans kept slavery out Of the West in
spite Of the efforts Of Democrats 10 eS-
tend II there. and when Americans came
to these Islands they were Republicans
and they at once establ shed schools for
the education OF HaWaiians. ! challenge
McClanahan to show me one Democrat.
who took a leading part in EDUCATING
HAWAIIANS. The men and the women
who carried on the work Of education
here Yere Republicans. They were the
cons and daughters Of men who in tne
States were against slavery: and Amcri-
cans who thought like them were BEAT
TN anu 1AIIDg@ItI-D III AHf- folhtfH W
Mcclanahan's patty. Look at the other
side. In the South the Democrats were
in power. Did they open schools to dark
skinned people?
NO: but they made II pen.tentary Of
Tense TO teach a colored person to read.
NcClanahan FAYE negroes are iiIit@'nt"
He does not tell you that his Own party
made them 50. And, more. they made tIc
poor white wOTkingman illiteratc also: ana
a a result thousands Of them could not
vote today. II Tiliman ana his gang did
not put into their Constitution the DrOyi-
30 that any person can vote teyen u he
can not read provided his ancestors could
vote In 1850. This lets in illlteratc white
men whose fathers tried to break up the
Union. This is the most Infamous attack
upon the rights OF dark-skinned people
I'm the history Of the word. Negroes who
can read and write are IN majority in
many parts OF the South: but the Demo-
Gratis will not let them vote. because fnev
are Republicans If the Democrats had
slave catchers would have come 10 these
shores, and, 20 avoid slavery, Hawaiians
would have been compelled to fight Nc
claDahan's party 10 the death.
Instead OF Democrats. Republicans
came here and educated the people LOOK
carefully at the matter. and you VIII ind
that Democrats ore not against negroes
only. They are against all dark-skinned
people They Cypress ard haraB3 the
Chinese IN the States. They drive them
out q business, assault them, destroy
their property and make life o burd"n to
them. Democrats believe IN the rule Of
the white man. The Democrats say. we
white men 8re the superior race ana we
must rule, majority or no majority. The
Republicans bel eye IN the rule Of the
majority, Bnd treat al cGlO's ollie "1y
II Mr. Mccl8nahau ana Ar. John y. Bush
H. 4 q
hcflaHahaD could 20 INTO the Democrat
ic party, but Bush could not, Hnd tho
Tfason n this. the Democrats haze THE
rule: Any white Wqle citizen p yGFTs ~
aRe may beoome . member ~ ibis Demo
cratic precinct club'
min Democratic parry ~ iho white
n'nu's party ana wants nqfh'nG 10 10 WIN
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nriiher Prince DaYid nor any liHwHliau
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