The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-04-19
NEW PARTY
SOON TO Be
Natives and Portuguese
Allied.
A PLAN TO CONTROL ALL
J. 0. Carter is to be Congressional
Delegate and Jim Boyd Mayor,
Say the RoyaIists.

Besides Republicans, Democrats,
Populists and "sich" there will be an
other party in Hawaii. The natives are
to organize Native Party" the watch
word of which will be "Spoils" and its
battlecry, mo haoles need apply" This
has been settled on within the past few
weeks though rumblings showing its
approach have been heard for months.
A talk with those who claim to be
leading royalists proves that the ma
tives look for Moses to lead them out
of the land of poi and into the stamp
ing ground of Juicy steaks and fresh
oysters on ice. j. D. Carter is picked
out as the Moses and the Red Sea which
must be crossed and through which he
Is expected To conduct them drysnod Is
tneir acknowledged ignorance OF Amer
Ican pontics and OF Just how to make
rat lvlng out vi the game.
A native who stands nigh among his
country men and VINO is SAID TO nave
great innuence among them, said yes
teraay, I'VE are going TO rule here as
soon as the voting power will make the
ally with the Portuguese and between
US We will have numbers enough to
control everything. The fact that a
reading and writing knowledge of the
English language Will be a voting quail
fica,ion Will not hurst us seriously.
We will have enough who can both read
and write English to accomplish all
our ends and we will begin a campaign
OF education at once. Its not hard TO
iearn TO read and to scribble enough
to pass the bar put up by the bill and
in Six months all sane and seeing per-
sons OF Hawaiian and Portuguese blood
will be able to qualify as voters.
I'VE are going slowly but surely.
Already preparations are being made
for a meeting here Immediately after
the bill has passed, Of those who are to
manage the native party. Some OF the
most prominent who will gather as soon
as the circulars are sent to them and
who are making plans to that end, are
Charles Williams, of Hamakua, Ha-
wall; Palmer and Frank Woods, of Ko-
hala; John Mcguire, of Kona; and John
Richardson, Thomas Clark and A. N
Kepoikai, of Maui.
James Boyd will be the first mayor
of Honolulu. He is an officeholder un-
der the present government but Is heart
and soul with the natives. Jim Is out
for the Job of mayor and has the best
| chances to get 1t. j. o. Carter will be
our delegate to Congress. He combines
the shrewdness and polish Of the haole
with the true native spirit, deep love
for the Queen and a hatred for the
present government. Carter Is to be
| the guide In political matters and has
agreed that only natives are to be con-
sidered.
I'VE know exactly where we stand
and despite he opposition OF wealth
newspapers. your so-called education
and culture, the natives and Portuguese
will show you haoles just what we
feel"
The speakers tone was one of abso-
lutte confidence In his own position and
In the truth OF his utterances. He talk
ed without being pressed and as II 1t re-
lleved him of long-felt need OF speak
ing out his sentiments, hidden fol
years.
Another royalist who Is however
| connected with prominent white fam
lies In Honolulu. said, "F. J. Testa Is
| the power In native circles here. He
hates a haole from top to bottom. He
has gotten considerable influence ovel
the minds OF the Hawaiians by long