The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-01

was generous. Aggressive action was
the watchword OF the tour of the speak
ers. The doctrines of the Independents
were attacked without gloves and the
mesh of falsehoods was ripped asunder
at every opportunity. The Republican
platform was explained. The Indepen-
dent platform was pulled to pieces. The
Independents and the Democrats were
treated with scant praise. The assault
upon the Independent strength both at
Hauula and Waialua was not without
its results. Wilcoxism received a blow.
At HAUULA.
The meeting at Hauula was held in the
school house AT $3.50 p. m. Deputy Sheriff
Fahia opened the meeting. He proposed
l.. X. Naone for temporary Chairrna n
The gentleman was elected to tile Office
without opposition. George kepuka was
elected temporary secretary.
The chairman announced the names Of
the following Cpeakers: l.. l.. McCand-
less, J. L. kaulukou. George r. Carter.
=. VI. Johnson, w. c. Achi and T.. x
Archer.
There was a large attendance and
ar ong the audience were Judge William
Bathburn. j. w. Keiki. S. Mahelona, y.
Nainoa, Rev. Nuuhiwa, together with
William Mossman and J. X. Katlia of the
"HCne Rule" party
The first speaker introduced was l.. l..
McCandless. When he took the ilOor the
n, use was apparently hIled with (nde-
pvndents only. There was not q cheer or
sound Of applause for the speaker. AL
was silent and the dropping Of a pin
could have been heard. In spite Of tnis
MCCandless faced his audience boldly and
spoke in Hawaiian. He said the old days
were gone and Hawaii was commencing
new era. After he had commenced or
the three parties In the field he remarked
IF you vote for an Independent Delegate
to represent us In the United States Con-
gress. the President would ask him
From what party are your If he says
4 telOng to the Independent that woulC
be- sufficient for the President, and he
~ ould not care to hear another word from
HIM. 10 is better that you select a Re
publican or n Democratic Congressman
But, again, / warn YOU, It is better stil
that you vote for a Republican Delegat'
because the President of the Uuitct
states is a Republican and in the Unite,
States Congress two-thirds of the mem
.brrs are Republicans.
1--WE did not have a liberal franchJs
IN Hawaii until Congress granted US tn
sight g. vote. The Independents mav tel
got - We hacies are TO good That i
not PC They simply want 10 create rac.a
feeling.
"Now "A word about the Democrat
lpc rty. The Democrats wish to introduc
their rs TO | plank here. This would no
be beneficial TO us. The Democratic par
~ wants to have free trade. II we shoul
have a Democratic administration
would surely spoil the prospects of on
sugar plantations and rice plantations
would not be long before you would Sc
that the lands formerly planted wit
cane and rice ruined. At present the Ia
bt rers are getting SIS or 800 a month. BJ
lif the Democrats should come I'm powt
; and Introduce their free trade policy, III
! ,WsCes will certainly be reduced. This
daEger for us all. and a danger that "
must look out Cor.
"But as for the Republican party, su
, fee II TO say that It's aim is for the pros
res, of the country"
KAULUKOU'S WORDS.
j. J.. Kaulukou was introduced as q
( next speaker There was not yet muC
!, enthusiasm among the natives, and u
speaker made an effort to stir them u
He said: "Our candidates for the Sena
are W. G.. Achi, a very successful al
, progressive young Hawaiian; George
2 Carter, "a successful business man a.