The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-30


meetins last night In Kakaako in the
siare OF a big bonfire. A platform was
erected In the big sand lot recently re-
claimed from a stagnant pond and on
'his sat many of the leaders Of the par
W. Col. Mccarthy presided and intro
duced the speakers. Among those seat
eo behind him were s. X. Kali, Repre-
sentative candidate for Kauai, j. H.
wise Paul Isenberg, ID. L. Kalawaia,
candidate for Kauai. J.
M. Camara, Alb. Fernandez, S. w.
spencer, III. J. Mossman, f. b. Nicola
nanan, j. o. Carter, s. X. Kaloa; Musi-
clans w. Il. Jones. James Shaw, James
kulolia, Ben Waiwaioie, Joseph Rosen.
Major kealakai and the Hawaiian
Quintet
Samuel Kaloa was the first speaker
II the evening followed by j. O. Carter.
Mr.. Carter spoke in English and ]. T..
Bush interpreted his words He touch
ed on the Hawaiian motto and in clos
ing said the righteousness of the land is
lost.
After Mr.. Carter, Chairman Mccarthy
introduced ID. L. Kalawaia. a Repre-
ticket on Kauai. He spoke as follows:
There are three political parties
among us. / will not speak of them but
Will endeavor to speak about the can
didates for delegate to Congress of the
three parties. Samuel Parker Is only
a candidate for the rich and II he goes
To Washington he will simply work for
the interests of the rich and not for
~
he was sent to school In Italy. but when
he came back he only created disturb
ances and did not do anything for his
country. The two great political par
ties I'm the United States are the Repub-
lican and Democratic parties. Wilcox
has no friends In Washington among
the members OF these parties. At pres
ent the English language can be used
In the Legislature. / would like to
change this and how are we going TO
DO II n we send wilcox Vote for
Prince. David and you will save your
selves. We still love our alii and that
aloha burns in you today as well as in
Mr.. Carter"
JOHN WISE TALKS.
J. RI. Wise said 81 came here not to
speak against the other parties but TO
ask you for your vote openly and not
behind your back. These three parties
stole the land. The fishers hooks are
all mixed up and cannot be distinguish
ed from the other. 1t is then your duty
20 vote for those whom you know did
not take part in the mischief
s. X. Kali, another Democratic Rep
resentative for the Garden Isle. was
next introduced. and said: You all
know that I was an old Aloha Alma and
one who believed in the maintenance
OF our own country. 1t Is your duty
now to vote for competent men, men
who love their country and who will
work for its interest. AS We are going
10 vote for delegate to Congress. I say
Prince David, who might have succeed
ell to the throne OF Hawaii, is the Demi
ocratic partys Congressional candl-
date. Let us stand united and work
with one accord TO send Prince David
20 Congress.
I'm Kauai, I left my wife and child
rem, and went around to visit the diff
ferent homes. Tonight / assure you
the votes Of the Kauaians are for
Prince David"
JOHN BUSH
J. f. Bush. the next speaker. spoke
as follows: For more than seven
years / have been silent. But now !
am at liberty to speak TO you The
thieves who stole our country. those
same wicked people are coming to you
today and askinP YOU for your ballot.
They also bring their sinking money TO
YOU. The Republicans say today that
they gave you the franchise. The Re
publicans did not give us the franchise.
/ ~ was the Democrats who a q IT.. The
Republicans proposed 20 have some
qualifications for the voters-tNat q
man must have an income OF $1,000 per
anrum before Re could vote for the
Senators and $500 before ne Is qualified
| TO vote for a Representative. but II was
Of 10 avail. The Republicans proposed
| that II the Iaborers owed the pla- tn
ton stores they ought TO b Imprisoned
But Robertson. Democrat from fr-
kansas. with the aid 81 some RepUb-
ilIcans killed the proposition.
To-day a man IS not deprived Ct his
vote for not paying his taxes. You are
at liberty 20 make your choice. ]
| would however. that our ali Prince
David. he our delegate to Co-gre "a
m you stnl love your elf. vote for him
and you will be respected by TIE whole
world. II you send Prince David we
can be sure TO ret what we want
through his frie-dv a~d Also becaus'
Bryan will he elected
f. C. MACFARLANE.
] g. w. Spencer spoke briefly and was
/ succeeded by v. G.. Macfarlsl-e who
said In part: while Won know I am a
Democrat on National issues, you are
aware that / was taken eff the
Independent ticket and reed out
Of that party by three men Markhan
Bovd and Wilcox. because I would not
fpledFe myself TO work under thelr
leadership: pledge asked from j.
10. Carter ard myself. which as you
ore aware. was rejected with scorn. Al
the convention Of the Independent par
~ we were sustained In our positions
because the unanimous vote OF the
convention placed us upon that ticket
again. SmartlnE under their defea'
land acting upon the representations Of
the executive committee. they hnaily