Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-04-18

istration that will meet the book
made opinions of the gentlemen who
talk wisely and practice the policy Of
rule or ruin"
In the estimation of Mr.. Dole and his
associates, the Republican party and
the Democratic party are necessarily
corrupt. These organizations repre-
sent politics. Our Party" taking Its
cue from persorol theories, jealousies.
ambitions and monarchiIal principles
is the only true blue, lily white, Simon
pure, incorruptible ruling element
holding st. Peters keys to the only
political heaven, that should be allowed
voice in the administration Of the
cities Of Honolulu or Hilo. As IL can
not prevent II "Our Party" admits that
Republican and Democratic organiza-
tor may have voice in territorial
affairs. when 1t comes to the pre-
serves OF municipal rule. however,
Our Party" must be allowed full
swing and the people afiiliatiug with
national organizations loyal to prin-
ciples applicable to every town end
hamlet Of the United States must be
barred out.
Our Party" IL non-political be-
cause It is Ours" All others smack
Of politics" and are corrupt. Our
Party" has said 30 and It must be 30.
The logic Is splendid egotism and big
otry. Anyone who thinks differon ly is
a member Of the Ward Five Club Of
Hades with the Devil as boss and
Our Party" will not combine with him
unless they want to carry a point.
In other words, the party that re-
ceived the support Of Theodore Roose-
welt, Cornelius Bliss, b. F. Tracey, and
men of equal intelligence and national
repute, In the municipal campaign Of
Greater New York is not worldly TO
conduct the municipal affairs OF Homo
lulu. Our Party" based on the Seth
Low theory to establish bossism Of
"our own" must assume control. The
party that made Pingree Mayor of De-
troit and Governor Of Michigan, The
the party that made Mckinley Governor
of Ohio and President Of tie United
States, the party that made 1t possible
for Hawaii to become part and parcel
of the greatest and grandest, the most
liberal nation on earth, this party, tn,
Republican party cannot be trusted TO
give Honolulu an honest, buslne25-like
administration. The franchise must be
restricted, Tim Murray's club Gowned
and the working classes as found
among the natives and Portuguese smut
out from participation in public af-
fairs. The principles laid down by the
Congress Of the United States are not
to be accepted; Congress is a political
organization and not to be trusted.
"Our Party" knows more than Con-
gress.
Mr.. Dole and his friends will ioubt-
less reply that conditions here are
different" The people here are too
well versed in local history not 10
know that this Is cry set up in lieu
Of an argument when "O1- Party"
foresees loss Of personal power. MIR.
Dole says we have more narlonalitie3
to deal with than have the people OF
American cities. Neither NJ. Dole
lor half dozen OF his theorizin, fo,-
overs ever visited Mulberry Bend Or
he East Side in New York; they
inow absolutely nothing Of the prac-
ical side Of political life CT long ISL
md City for instance, the cities of
or any other American
ity. Aside fro, what they have read
r what they have seen by few days
tay at some hotel or In passing
through on the train they are as ignor-
mt of practical municipal American
olitics as the irresponsible Natives
nd Portuguese" over whom they
'ould domineer.
1t is perhaps useless to attempt to
onvnce the sponsors of oar Party
lat Hawaii is American territory and
i'll be governed by the people accord
lg to American principle, bat it is
roper to give them fair warning Of the I
Ict that the Republican parry Will not
ally be factor in territorial politics
ut in the municipal campaigns of Ho-
olulu and Hilo as well. If fGrrior
1vernment leaders see fit 10 cspousa
lie hypocracy represented by so-called
bipartisan tickets, they are free 20
ROW their VOTES into tho rot nnln nf