The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-12
FOURTH DISTRICT
Total for the two districts. 5.7Ol.
WANTS LIVELY CAMPAIGN.

WANTS LIVELY CAMPAIGN.
J. A. Kennedy. chairman OF the Repub-
lean Central Committee. has decided that
the Republican campaign from now on
will be conducted in an aggressive man
ner. No work will be spared 10 bring sue
cess to the Republican ticket and with the
return OF samuaI Parker on Sunday, the
campaign will be an active one around
Honolulu.
meeting Of the Executive Committee
IL called for this evening at 7:3O O'Clock.
at which are requested 10 be present the
presidents OF the Fourth and Fifth Dis
trict organizations and heads OF commit
tees. The meeting will have an important
bearing on the development of the cam
pa.En and plans for carrying on the work
In an aggressive manner in every part OF
the Islands will be discussed.
TORCHES FOR PARADEs.
The Republican Central Committee has
had 600 torches made. 100 Of which have
been sent to Hilo. The others will be
used In a big torchlight procession, which
will be called for some night next week.
There are nearly a thousand Of the
torches ready for use.
REPUBLICAN MASS MEETING.
mass meeting u scheduled for the
18th instant. at the Orpheum. under the
auspices OF the Young Mems Republican
Club.
The best Of music f. already assured
beth brass and vocal Several short
speeches viii be made by new men, and
II IL expected that this will be the most
interesting meeting yet held.
A GEAR PETITIoN7
The following IL from yesterdays star:
a petition Is being circulated among the
natives 20 replace Henry Waterhouse on
the Republican ticket with A. V. Gear.
IL IL learned that this petition IL purely a
ma tive affair and that Mr.. Gear has not
been consulted I'm regard TO IL. The sign
ers say they object TO Mr.. Watcrhouse on
account OF his attitude in January. 1895,
and during the recent plague epidemic.
although the particular "offenses'' are
not specified. Charles Clark Is the engi-
neer of one OF the petitions being taken
around.
Editor Advertiser: II Is remarkable how
small an amount OF intelligence II takes
10 rake down, abuse and lie, etc. II one
chooses to indulge In these low things. At
the meeting Of the Independents Wednes-
dav night this was 10 its fullness exempli-
feds and more especially In one certain
little insignificant haole. by name Quinn.
who presumably aimed TO make himself
the most conspicuous-yea. great, perhaps
In the eyes and minds Of others. by his
coarse TRADE or abuse ana laiSehOOua
against the Republican party, the ms
sionaries. Governor Dole. High Sheriff.
etc
n the Independents don't atm 10 be fair
and decent. and have no ioftier principle
and conception In this election contest
than 20 resort 20 mean. vulgar. unjust and
IA Sc accusations against their opponents,
and n the Independents must rely on
such like "cheap>materiar from among
the haoles 20 carry themselves through
then the Lord indeed have mercy upon us
10 save us and good old Hawaii nei ever
frc m Independent rulel
Mr.. O. with his clustering pretentions,
must take all the rest for fools outside
OF the Independent ranks. but he viii find
0ut things 10 the contrary when our host
ppearsi
Indeed, Il was rather pItifui sight~iS
80. "a so-caIled white man" embitteriE'
blasting and prejudicing the ratFes
AGAINST their better and truer friends/and
were I, for one TO trust the REIN OF
Government into the one hand or the 9th
er I would say: The natives upon that
platform would impress me with far
greater confidence and-yes-sound sense
than that abusive little haoleT
Another thing: When Will some OF the
deluded natives learn. and also The de