The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-01

the son Of the late American minister,
Henry Carter; Cecil Brown, we'll known
to you In these districts: Il. +. Dnling-
ham, gentleman who is using every ef-
tort 10 make Hawaii a progressive coun-
Try: I. l.. Crabbe, a promising young man,
and Frank Pahia, your deputy sheriff"
= he speaker also named the candidates
for the House.
You VIII see that all those have nam
ed are well-known people to our commit
nity and are desirous to make our coun-
try progressive. We have already pre-
pared our platform and by 1t you will see
upon what grounds we are pledging our
selves.
Sometime ago we all mourned on ac-
Corrt of the dethronement of our Queen
and the loss of our independence There
was weeping in all our households and
there were profane words uttered against
America, the great country. But we
waited; 1t resulted In the present form
Of government-the Territory Of Hawaii.
IN spite of our rash attitude towards
America, she has endowed us with that
risht-so that every man who can read
or write can vote without any other
qualifications. During the time of Kane
hGmeha V. and since, there were other
qt alifications imposed on the voters for
the Senators. Unless one had an income
of 5000 a year. then he could not cast his
individual ballot for the Senators. Today
o. L
CO ngress of the United States, composed
of two-thirds Republicans and one-third
Democrats thta has gained for US such
right to vote. Now. fellow-citizens, know
inE the liberality and the kindess of that
great country, I beg you. Let the dead
past bury it's dead knowing also that
the Republican party is the progressive
one and the party that would push Ha-
wall forward. We allied ourselves to II
and have come here today to speak to
you of the doctrines of Republicanism
There are two political parties in the
United States-the Republicans and tho
Democrats. The latter wishes to dis
franchise us. l therefore advise you tC
Join the former. Again 1 remind you thai
the candidates selected by the party are
wel<known men. 1 ask you to vote fol
them.
Samuel Parker is our nominee fol
Congressman. You should vote for him
(Applause.)
GEORGE CARTER'S SPEECH.
George r. Carter was then introduced
fHe spoke In Hawaiian, saying "I am
native born, but when I was yet a small
'Boy went to attend school in the Unite'
States"
The speaker continued in English inter
! preted by W. c. Achi He spoke of tn
csrditions existing in Hawaii and tn
manner in which Island politics were re
. Earded by people on the Mainland. Th
I full text Of his speech appears in, tn
account OF the Waialua meeting. He wa
: received with marked attention and wa
: applauded by some of the wavering In
= dependents.
? #, Mr. Enoch Johnson was INTRODUCES
. next as one of the candidates for tn
n House. He spoke as follows:
: "I suppose you are all Independents
{ this audience" YES" was the ans&e
r from every direction. II suppose you a
e SO remember Enoch Johnson as secretaI
IS Of the Aloha Alma Society. 1 served
e that position for seven years. At last
found II was useless to ally oneself wit
+ that society. l considered thoughtful
: as to what party I should pledge mysel
Finally 1 made up my mind to suppo
the Republican banner.
II wish to call your attention to the a
e tion of Senator Hoar. 1t was this gehtl
n man, a Republican, who endeavored
ie secure an appropriation Of s25o000 by Col
p. gress for Queen Liliuokalani; but tn
te fell through and 1t has been left for Of
ID local Legislature to decide.
I. Again, when ]. X. Kaulia and D. K
Id lauoka1ani went to the United States wi