The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-06

territory, whomsoa,
straight in his oftic;ai ne may h
before him and tell :, auties. "
wa, has a right to to-, rn =. EsS
the time for party dissen nuie ns,
urion. 1t lies with an ds'Ons no
voters to make the Sow 81 you 3,
IN these Islands. Cas- s as'rg ~
| belong to the natives us al o.
srs ana run for the Senate an =
one OF the Aloha Alma Sa's | IA,
new teach my fellow-c;ti.Vsle'y, IA
lt armed abroad, and 10, s What
tne power of making the , lasn !, h,
nands and it is for them avs " LES
right. Now l urge, as q ~, y % q
you unite with the Republics H., Wy
| ALTERNATE c r. vuss
! c b. Wilson, al,ern.. ~
Philadelphia, said: w den,
Ladies and Gentlemen. y
TURNED as messenger Of ,s
party of Hawaii to the N..s ne R'Dsl
ton at Philadelphia. I AM U'a
yoe again. On arriving i, s -.
We We're received with tha ma
fellowship A great deal h ~ae
ahout the brown people h Hs 70
but We found it The o,ss u
learned since that the pem"'N
received in the same mapns, -
We are going to elect prasia. u'sl
ley for the next term. W. Veg
ident, Senators, Renrss.. '.s. q
fiom what We have all has,s sa's
that Mckinley and Roosss ~
elected. During the past tb,.s Y
years the United States f,os q
bankruptcy, passed into tbs. !.
ity. and l cannot see how =,
go outside of that and vote 4, ~ : ~
the same grounds | ask ars- "a
in the Republican party : ~
friend of his to join the Rs,,ss
hope the Hawaiians win fulT ~
the feeling of the America ~
ward them. The Republican - M
ticn has given them more than y
had under the Monarchy. N.
vote without being taxed As r..
restricted under the Monarcss
they can vote unrestricted ~
every Hawaiian and every u4r..
Territory of Hawaii to vote M !
can ticket. ] thank you all "a, :,
tention.
MIR. SEWALEs ideas
Harold NJ. Sewall, National p..,
committeeman, said:
neutrality-suspicious. and Pslx,
Gratis, who have honored this -
their presence: AS the only on !
Islands outside of our DELEGATES n
: resented you in their official c,a4
Philadelphia and Canton. beg 4
listen to me while | bear tsstnov
} credit with which they aeouits
selves. / need not tell you IA
delegates were most creditable a
resentative. 1 want to say here u;
despite all the newspapers Of tn
land and Hawaii have said TO IL
, trary, that f the harmony and gs1
, ing that existed in this deleestr
. only prevail in the Republican ale
{ and no one desires it more ,hu
( success is entirely assured MyE
t tons were most intimate with tha
J men who are here on this stss d.
| You know them better than |, kal&
/ to know them very well and to d
= them very much. They gave 10 .
highest trust that the party In ID
, ands can bestow. I want 10 tel I'd
spite what you may have heafi
accepted that trust as trust I
} and when / cannot fulfil that u
/, your satisfaction and theirs, Il ga
to those who gave il to me Los
: know them perhaps better than ya ,
, them now, and you will pardcl =
make personal allusions TO ihss
| Wilson-faithfuI, industrious, psnS,
: was a most creditable and WORTH
Der of the Republican party Of
/ Kepoikai, conducting himself i0r
| ming to end as becomes a man y
OF cupied judicial position in M
! amos, with a dignity and couHssI
: you will always find ASSOCIATED
representatives of his race. We
a prince among our delegates
We would have liked to have III
honor. That was reserved for X
which nominated Bryan. We da
sraiI of having him-not until u
end-for We said that when be sl
he lad no more idea Of returning
ocrat than he has of why he st1
crat now. No; nor any more ~
: than Wise when he made vi
: which he came out for IL to / y
4 did not know even what II mesa.
!, had not a prince among our q
out we had a man as Chairman :
= recc gnized from one end Of w
: States to the other as the prinna u
n fellows and a prince Of men, anu 4
is Colonel Samuel Parker
But now, my friends. in all sss
!. if you will listen to me, II was =
: int. sight for the Republican paw
= lean people love loyalty to me -.
you have three men who, TOE =,
i to end, from first to last, rens..,
i to the cause that they belieVea
II cause of their country, 10 .Hs =,
: their dethroned sovereign Dun
inevitable came, as 1t must -
= human affairs. they trahsle. y,
!. splendid loyalty first to tnei. NJ
e secondly to their country, a..
y the Republican party Of " b
= States. And all praise De sn' !:
e for that. AS Colonel Palka
Il / will tell you of the meeuns = !;
= where twice and three unes n,
Pre- sident of the United s ls.s B
, ident that is and the Presiu SUI +,
J. to be. Colonel Parker has Sa. 80
u tell you something OF ins' 's,r b
e is only due to his own f IT,, :,
le did not tell you himself. VIA !.
II there with the President .. "
, States your delegate saio p,ssssss
;. dent in my presence: M. "a
n United states, we believe, ~ -,
)! our independence, but the i' y, t.sl
+ " atoned in full for that ~ .s.s
n given us manhood suffrage ~ -, Z
l. control of our own country "a /
ie had before" / heard those .orr !
ID and they have become hls.0 Dn,Ios
u like to tell you Of the leO rs n
t ba;r,nan of your delegation y :, E
% Mckinley. I would Ike - tprssis
/ speech he addressed to .pe ous r
m will always remain as lns ,rlsb y
VI that historical occasion n,rser
a giye it to you himseil: .;,r ta
on a chair, there aoo!s - -. ard
re tude. said: "Mr. Presidensu 81
is Citizens, if / may can ,y ~
" having been citizen on "a 80
N days. THE crowd shou'Sr ja'
are; hurrah for Parker M, dJe