The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-11-02
SAM PARKER
CHEERED BY
THOUSANDS
Continued Prom Page ID

work. ! depend upon you voters 10 m,t,.
u 30. l VIII Include the ladies' and chill
rien also. know the children will talk
70 thelr mothers and heir mothers to this,
fnlhers about Republican SIN and tbnt
{ 'N'il do y cd. | am sorry that McClapa.
ttn Is net here. My friend McCIanah,u
has made statement that when I wn -
Ein Washington shook hands with Pres
ldcnt Mckinley and had about -four o.
five minutes conversations and tn.
laughs about my being a f lend OF NJ,
kihlcN's. ! am proud to say that I hay,
shaken hands with Mckinley nnd as,
that ] have had luncheon with him, Nc.
',lanahan forgot to mention that | have
inet Bryan | met him a year ago sho,k
hands with him and told him that at the
last election ! lost some money by betting
on him. He said he was sorry told
h,m ! was not, because II I had not oct
on hin, ! would not be shaking hands witb
HIM. Q.uughter) | said to Bryan also
j hope some of these days YOU will be In
Honolulu, and II you do I will kin the fat
u,i bullock on my ranch and 7 sad!
/ y hrr YOU do come 4 won't have the hon.
~ NJ entertaining President Bryan, o.
tfNso II VIII he just Colonel Bryan, 49,
u'ual. N-aughter) I told him he had ns,
much show to he "A President a. hav.
Npplause.) On November | am sure INV
Prediction will I've fulfilled and that .ha
Delegate from Hawaii to Washington
viii be Republican, and also the s,lI
t.irt will be elected. The Democrats AZ
K" for promises and talk-thats all they
az 5ood for. The Independent party
/ don't want to say anything against, be-
cause don't think they Will be in It, My
| friends say they are afraid Of the In,lo-
pendent party. say to them. Neither,
the Democratic or Independent party will
I've In It, Nppause) | know ] will 10
successful on November G. (Applause,
Mr. Parker then addressed the audience
a Hawaiian for few minutes. 'rl
T. McANTs STEWART
r. McCants Stewart delivered a careful
~ prepared address on the local issues as}
We'll as those of national origin and held
his audience until the last word was spo-,
ken. He said in part: "Born In a log
cabin. In early life ra'l-splttor. ne ne
came the first Republican President Of t'i.
United States, and the name Of Abraham.
Itnc' IN viii live forever The son of ~,
wR'Cr. himself rough. hardy sodfary
he became the second Republican Irnsi-
dent of the United States: we shall al
Ways place u. S, Grant nv the side or
George Washington. The driver of nuts
on the townaths of Ohio, he became a Re-
publican President of the United States.
and the martyr James A. Garfield win
rank with that immortal trinity, Lincoln
irant-Garheld. fApplause) In promoi-
inE these men of humble birth and of low
" life to he the first citizens OF the United
states and to be kings among kings, the,
Republican party for the first time In the
history of the world proclaimed practi
'nllv the doctrine of manhood equai';v"
and equal opportunity with every man II
civil and political l!fc. Nppause) From,
tlese Things how can we vote with a.
party such as Mr. Macfarlane represents
who advocates the principles of monarchy
ana who lauds to the skies Prince Da;il
Il, cause he happens 10 be descendant or
ROYALTY. say that that plea falls when
aligned with the doctrine we have 'been
accustomed to hear and when we have
aeen men taken from the cabin and Ire
farm and towpath and made Presidents ,
Of the United States. Applausc) I cher
.sh the hope that the citizens OF this new
Territory will proclaim this appeal ,:-d
Mechanism that we should support
Prince David. who Is an excellent man
and possesses good qualities. 1t Is true
out that we should support him because
he happens to he scion OF royalty. 1t
Is strange Macfar'anc says he Is n Dem
ocrat because Cleveland did so much for
this country. I don't see how an inteiii-
gent person can stake his Democracy IF
The present day on the Democracy Of
Cleveland. because Cleveland just now Is
not much of Democrat. % ~
II am just as sure that the signs OF tho
tines point IN the right direction whhn 7 %
STE them pointing In the direction of she :
election OF Mckinley, and 1t becomes sur )
Cuty to see to 1t that Wilcox and Primes .
David do not 70 to Washington. The PEG
pc of the United states have no synpa
in their institutions. We must send Sam d
u.l Parker, and the things we want to OH .
tam for Hawaii from a Republican nd
can be obtained"
Mr.. Stewards concluding words w"r.
the signal for the Gle sing of the meeting o.
and the crowd was dsm ssed by Chair
man Crabbc amid the strains of '"rha
Star Spangled Banner"
OVERFLOW MEETING.
The meeting in the tent on the pa
rade ground was a big one. Among the q,
speakers, who We're all Hawauars
were John kalama. W II. Kealnpai, 70
) X. Kaaikaua. Mr.. kaamaann, Joe
Solana, j. Lane and many others. :.
VIII f. Fisher the chairman, made
! speech that brought forth great en- :
husasm. His introduction of each =,
speaker was unique. His speech was
lusiness-lilie talk on the issue OF the
lay.