The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-04-24

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ar Issue Thav do not f,IrI-y H,nr,
Cla,,s nri,,inTe ~ w,rIa r,.her -,
right than be Presiden.." The Offices
are the objective point Of party ac.,v.
it,. In Great Britain, As well as Ia
our own nation. Great poiitira r"ilI,m
have resulted from the campaign. ui
education, which CLUBS. Independent. e.
party organizations have cundur rd %.
different periods.
| believe, however. that her ans
in this our formative period. -h,st
clubs. in order 10 be most ,neat.yp.
should be partisan Organizations. !
have never been a hide-bound. hnu, K
le-close partisan; but the result ul IN
experience is, that noa-plrT!sI4 9g-
ganizations are short-Hved AMI mel.
feCtive. They are spasrJGIs am
i:onJ2lastic, not institutional ana con-
structive. In times of greA. public ,X-
citement, arising OUT OF some cN;T,.-
ordinary official malfeasanca, somo
reckless abuse OF power, or sham"ir.s
corruption, and when all the lI! gr
party organizations blindly miscalen-
late or ignore public senimen', non
partisan movements succeed for a
TINA ~ in tho plpnf ion Ma.
Strong. i'll New York, and Mayor
Schieren, in Brooklyn.
At certain eyentful periods in ma
inequalities, citizens organize non-plr-
tisan clubs. because they feel mat
their parties have fallen under the
control OF corrupt leaders But they
have themselves to blame for the de
Seneracy of the party organizations.
They raj against the Boss; but they
are too blind TO see that he is the
creature OF their own inactivity.
Everywhere, under our form OF gov
eminent, there Is provided the local
meeting Tor the election OF delegates
to nominating conventions, or the
primary election, at when cluZenS
vote direct Tor the persons whom they
wish to represent them, either in nom
mating conventions, or on the party
ticket
If, instead OF remaining at home,
and leaving the field TO the Boss, 4"
men of character and intelligence
would 90 into their neighborhood
meetings, or attend their primaries,
they would make themselves felt; they
would elect as delegates TO nominal
ing conventions reliable and patriotic
men; they would nominate for officers
men whose character and capacity
would stand as a guarantee that the
government would be honestly admin
istered.
Instead of making indepanden. nom.
martens municipal leagues can aid
marty ORGANIZATIONS INV agI+atinr those
social and economir onestions anon
which nennIe nu.t he educated hafore
they can no made nolitjcal issues I'm
nm objection NAV he raised here maj
there are M nolitical ouestions thu,
enter into the povernmen+ Of n mn
nicinaIity. II is a common thinp +o
hear men saw rhat The municinaI cor
.noration is n mere business Concern