The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-08

conditions that today place tho
siuiiity ior legislation and tbo 'espN
OF puplc affairs in the hand. eonoee
native Hawaiians. 1 win thus OF d
coed to answer in successio,, . ~ Pm
ious propositions and concI,,1 1Ne va.
your address. in the order in ' ,'.Sl!s q
nave written them. If, on tria -i'en Va
our brethren across the watan oefon
convinced that our attituIo ts
them ana their kind in these f fo'"a't
VIII commend Itself to them as on sisads
wouiu take themselves under si. We!
conuitionS. what would the wbi T'aila'
ment IN TINS community do if tho s es
ton were reversed? Do vn,, Nle sta
say that under these conditi mean 10
present nominees for delepatohs ths
Hawaiians now on the RennbIi'oor ts
Democratic tickets would haya ana
of show for the same placsS9a shOs
AS to the full ballot wjtho,I.
tons" let this be the last of snoL eStric.
arguments. The Constitution - stock
Sam follows his flag, and once - onels
ter goes up at his beck, Core,ra'IlIe la.
ply confers on those whose Hat sss sin,
has been thereby merged tbt,alohalitY |
rights as are accorded to otbar SAM
by the Constitution. Yes tha, Iiluaens |
1t is brains, not money, that 60 1od |
votes now, although some of y g~as To- |
tisans are still using the latto.t pa.
effort to lure my countrymen frn,,. ~ a |
path of duty. AS to other paais thefI
lands not enjoying the privilaea IN Is |
gain. 'lid out
We Hawaiians fully appreciate
stress that will be laid on drawn, =. "a
color line" race hatred +" - u |
slogan, Hawaii for the Han uie OtI
and kindred pet illusions of fbo nan. nSs
against the ''ins," but let me asSrr ou's
right here that we will go f oruas you
this canvass and to victory al ,ba thu
on platform that will yield 70 pOis |
voter of this country through Ise,fy
ton, the full rights to which ha i sss'
titled under the Constitution 20,
you do more? Would you do as ~Ose
Oh. yes, the white Republican, ea
Democrats and their halfway das,saa a
meet the natives-we appreciaa ~ 10
sentiment. The past is past AMI ..r @e
well, if it is past, what are they,as;ali,--
of? Justice! Equality! ~sio
To your question what more A.
want than an equal chance, mos, -
i didly confess, nothing more" and =
is more than you can say for thosa -
are putting up filthy lucre" in .,
tempt to disrupt our unity.
You say we Hawaiian voters ara :.
day jury to try native Hawafs,
character, etc. thank you for the en-. |
gestion. as it all the more empbasi,,
the necessity of out going II alone y n
order to give opportunity for an in
partial verdict, This. however. We won,
not attempt to reach until we could II
what mas been. accomplished in hi
cl q 60,
it may seem to some of our opnonanis
we really intend to live up to our MAJ
form in the matter of legislation "p,
their works shall we know them" va,
said of old under not altogether die
similar conditions, and judged bv m.
standard 1 feel that Uncle Sam win an
dorse our course with hearty "Wal
done, Boys
we feel that national issues shorI
not be brought into situation ths
cannot influence the national pole,
| ana that until we attain statehoo
these islands are so situated
In conclusion l desire to thank Va
IN the name of native. Hawaiians +,
the manner of your writing. Had NM
such work been done in the earl.
stages of the campaign, you might, ha,
worked with some success, but now a
Ole is cast; our leaders are working
our platform; we hold our convento
on Wednesday next, at which time ii
ticket Will be named. Then a shin
month for throwing bouquets at OF
another (Which, by the way, l see n
candidates of the two great nation
parties are already doing). the apnpal
the ballot box, and calm will once maj
rest on the political sea. Until then, !
revoir, as l will be busy in the mear
time. u nj Dow