The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-07-13

ested the crowd more than did Col. 8; Parker.
the Hawaiian member Of the Notification Com
mittee His talk was full, Of good points. hu-
maj Q msSna pres1 Fspeci snS S Ssppy was .n his is rsfsr.
ence 20 imperialism and the trusts. He would
have said less had not the crowd urged him TO
60 on whenever he stopped.
HUMOROUS SPEECH FROM HAwAII's DELEGATE.
Mr., Parker said.
Fellow Citizens: II you will allow me TO
call you by that name Applause and laughter \
think We are entitled to i lCrlss oil n"v
since the i4th' Of last month. I think there
was a mistake made here ny some one. am
not a speaker. never spoke in my NE IN
Rf Pew words and | S S% afr WS h S.,i n travelled Il sPy a 0S dis =
tlnoa Of over 5000 miles, my two colleagues
and myself, and will have to travel 500 miles
and thank The President Of the United States,
and thank the great Republican party for all
this. Applause Coming down Yesterday
to cal upon the presiden, ! was ASKED ,e ns : rev
in the Hawaiian islands, / told them that
on the 18th of May We received kilograms that
f HS" NATIVES Hss and Tndn a i iaw foreis sn soi together
here a Republican party. Laughter and APP
p pIS"sdi at on Iea .se , Isss , Ts s1a aD 96S n the a " sist
was elected as a delegate to the Philadelphia
Convention, and | suppose one reason Of their
s ~ %sR .p ns TaS p TTaa, IauS wSs never KNOWN
My profession is a srazier J " a large
tract Of land suppose that is why Gov Gov
SSCsei iures at e isd nGhns,ar a nsiA sSeer re Is came sHm
from hawai; My colleagues there came from
Maui and they are also, cowboys We Ieit
San Francisco on the 18th While at our
hotel we had members Of the press call upon
US and also some intimate friends who asked
had started for Philadelphia when we left home
They asked us what for. We said, TO- attend
the convention Well said they; ! dpn,t think
going to try Tor il any way. Laughter,
These friends Of mine that am speaklnS
OF were Democrats. tRenewed laughter ana
delphia, il We don't get in ] shall join the Demo;
Ct ATTIC party but here am before YOU, and
thank you very much for this honor you have
The second question that was put to me-
/ said, Yes, And we also have Ice Trusts
we have Beef Trusts and most Of those trusts
are headed by the Democrats
,c ,%ei D. se Gn sRss5 'h1 TX ha n"ss ss ssId a enSSsei
be admitted as a State. My colleagues are
also very anxious for su"h an event and ! know
We will get there,
Now, | have heard SOM trlk Of imperialism
and all kinds Of isms. When we left Glexesland
call on the President before we returned to
Hawaii, I knew to-day would be a very busy
DAY to him him r 50 l , raid to ny for 1rie as,' S e aid
Certainly and we came down without a mo-
My fellow citizens, We did not have to wait a
minute before we were ushered into the pres
enoe Of the Pre- ident. When ] was a member
Of the Cabinet under Queen liliuokalani II
would have taken about a week TO get INTO her
lot Of red tape, and maybe YOU could not get
there at al, Is that imperialism. Cries Of
.N9; no. g, Gbhee rrss and laG y tier prs We wTal do be
N now we nf isu sRt mrat w e "o Mr.. Chairman and
fellow citizens, aloha oukou,' "a we say In
Hawaii"
GREAT DAY FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS
The lawn wns cleared while the bands played
lively two-steps, and the members OF the Mott
f"ation Committee and the guests were IS.
side and rear Of the. house. In this two long
table. were spread accommodating about
ONE p HUNDRED noi,,G and ~, tSwePp syd V, J psoP Gf ,b The
Mrs. Mckinley nj his side. and the other guests
were distributed about in a most demo"ratt"
fashion on All the morning IN *. sodass .r and DIAM IAN.
veritable rapid IRE Of these tends as the meal
progressed. Al had oar,s blanche for p,ctn5ss
committed. reassemhled in front Of the porch,
and posed for a picture. Besides the lo7al
mmen there We were e. ph"tographers here from
INfN " tAllhi NV ''liE
A phOtucrapb was the souvenir or the day.
u was a large size picture Of the President with
his autograph attached and each member Of
the spectators fingered about the house all day
and followed the committee 10 the special. train.
SS an'nO lf ssn fSs Csy'l sintio at on S'G SisIer.n The Ds sTe
OF the lawn and alternated In playing a concert
programme A.
library or reception room. shaking hands at a
rapid rate. tie was not able to devote much
time TO his old regimental comrades. but about
the middle Of the afternoon they were shown
shake ~ well as a cor dial personal word to each.
With several with whom he has had a long per-
sonal acquaintance he found time for . short
chat. The yeter ans expected no more and were
greatly pleased with their visit. for they had a
dinner and a social time with the Canton mem
bers 4 the g.. A. r.
Many Others on one pretext or another
gained admission 10 the house and had the
satisfaction Of shaking the Presidents hand;
manv were na admitted, ted to mG lSe house rS a'm To sse h ana
All the conferences he had, however. seemed
TO be on local matters. and he had nothing TO
add to the 'front.' porch utterances Of the day.
no EX ECuTIyE COMMITTEE YET.
While II had been announced that tho mem
bers OF the Executive Committee were present
Senator Hanna declined to officially announce
the personnel Of the committee; Cornelius
ma n, f ~ ss. WAS tne a, only New n"i s1, present,
slate for that State, Members Of the Stark
County Republican Committee called during
the day. and were received by the President
In his own rooms, They merely had oppor-
tunity for a hand shake and a word Of greeting.
Fond parents secured admission for scores OF
children to shakehands. and the Out-of-town
people. for the most part. were able to secure
a handshake.
The Akron delegation was an early arrival,
and after a serenade by the band which headed
il Secretary Dick got the President TO come
out onto the side lawn to see the delegation
pass in review, each member 70 secure a hand
shake. The later arrivals could not be received
in a body,
Mrs. Mckinley seemed none the worse for
the excitement Of the day. She did not keep
her place on the perch during all Of the PRO-
from the window after the first formalities were
disposed Of. When the crowds had dispersed
she accompanied the President In a drive about