The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-26
THEY WILL NOT IHD0RsE
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES
INDEPENDENTS SPURN THE
IDEA OF A FUSION WITH
THE BoURBoNs.
Republican Territorial Committee
Perfects its Organization apd
Starts IN Vigorous Work
Kauai Nominations

nus ~SOAl --A- 4ekSA - -A--s N-1S .AA1-
peRGents wiI probably pull down VIII
cox and lndorse Prince Dayidg~ asked
= Republican reporter Of George Marx
ham 81 me independent headquarters
yesterday.
-'Ialorse Prince David:~ exclaimed
Markham We'll, / should gay we viii
no. There has been no idea OF pulling
down wilcox as our candidate for con-
very anxious for fusion with our par
~. that is seen by their nominating
ticket Pua is not democrat and
never vas and some others they nou-
mated are not democrats. sam Damon
Is not. tie has never allied himself
with any political party. which makes
MIN al independent, If anything
But We don't want to fuse with the
democrats Why should we7 What
have they got, They have no or.anI-
cation. they don't know anything
Ioc done a bit OF systematic work aud
are uoI doing any now. Just 4 lot Of
noise ana huriah by some OF their
leaders. Cur party has been working;
We nave organization and We know
where We stand.
We flied our nominations for the
island OF Kauai with Secretary Cooper
yes;erday-two senator's and four rep
-esentatiyes."
Robert Wilcox and D. kalaukalani
LEFT last night for Hawaii for q tour
of the island in behalf OF the indepen-
dents. ) *. Pua left for kohala and
the Hamskua coast.
Prince David and John H. Wise LEFT
On the kinau last night for the western
part OF Hawaii, where they hope TO
make a tour that will break into Sam
Farhers fences.
a resident of this city who returned
from Llhue, Kauai, Sunday tell: an
amusing story about the canvass Of
those prophets of democracy, J. e.
Bush and W. r. Sins. on the Garden
Isle Both of the demo, sat: leaders
attended tn republican convention at
Lihue last Wednesday and following
the convention asked if they might be
allowed 10 address the people present
40 ir-, nd fni n
Iacy. Permission was read.i! granted
as ali were anxious to hear what the
speakers would have to say about the
Acknowledgement Of people with dark
SKINS IN the states OF the south by the
democratic party and the cry against
Imperialism made by that party. They
also hoped that one or the other OF the
speakers might know something more
about 1t to i than John II. Wise, the
delegate to ST. Louis, whose vote made
the 10 10 / plank possible, and who
afterward said he did not know any
thing about 10 to l and did not believe
Bryan did either.
Nh Bush made a long rambling talk
consisting of many, many words, but
no argument or logic, and then Nj.
Sims essayed his role. The speaker
faced his audience smoking a cigar
ana after saying few words stopped
To pun at the weed. Then few more
sentences closing with the remark,
'See?" and then more puffs at the ci-
gar. This was repeated to the utter
disgust OF the people present until Mr..
Sims had talked himself out. Much
Indignation was expressed by those
present at Sims lack Of courtesy, ar
rather at his example OF coarseness,
the people feeling that their good ma
ture in granting him permission TO
speak had been grossly imposed upon.
The Republicans informant says that
the republican committee ought to
employ Bush and Sims to go around
to ali the islands, for IL they would
continue such work as they rendered
at Lihue there would be no question
about the republicans carrying every
district in the territory.
Organization of the republican terri
torial committee was effected yesterday
morning at the party headquarters IN
the Elite building.
]. A Kennedy was elected temporary
chairman, and E. R. Hendry temporary
secretary. and after roll call had these
offices made permanent for them re-
spectively.