The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-11-23

SIT Thps Wtfr sent bl the plantation
missionaries. bot tbe, Hut soupUdf
went With The uiCkrls und the dimes vt
every Hawaiian anu the senators aud
Horr'e"ntati,cs shook hands with M
aud recognized me. although I was not
M authorized delegate, as / shall be- as
Congressman.
The hholes in this country are nothing
but cUckroachcs
Il tell YOU tonight was no, born ont
" wood
~ was born out OF steel, You can areuc
urtl your mouth IL raw, but you cannot
knock " Hook down. do what you may
II agreed with the people here on June
10 go TO Washington as their delegate
] tel you tonight will not withdraw Nj
alt,
II tell YOU tonight am the only man In
Hawaii that knows anything OF military
tactics. There IL no other man here thai
does
THE time has come for Wilcox to take
hold OF these small narrow minded haO.
les who have tried to knock me down.
81 have travelled all over. as far as Eu-
rope, and found no countries so rank as
Hawaii.
II tell you If Parker and David and my
self all could 20 to Washington together,
] only would come back home with all the
honors.
Wet Us not listen 10 these snakes OF
haolcs, but let the watchword OF Kaul.a
prevail KIN the snakes"
II viii not talk hack to those who have
spoken against me $50 grcvously. Jesus
Christ did not return words for insults
made against Him, AS He did not, why
should IL"
RACE CONFLICT PREACHED
"iiaolc" means white man" Wilcox
preached race conflict. The great ma
Jority OF the natives are In accord with
this view. 1t is the old slogan of Kala-
kaua and Liliuokalani revived, Hawaii
for the Hawaians." The whites who
have created the civilization and wealth
Of the Islands. are to have no voice in its
government. Those who have taught and
uplitted the native people so that they
alone among their fellow Pacific Island
ers possess citizenship and political priv
ilege must be displaced by their still
weak and incompetent pupils, scarcely one
of whom can fill an important business
position by reason of lack OF natural ca
pacity and of the needful applica alton and
persistence. Congress, as the guardian OF
our Territorial needs and interests, will
find need for beneficent corrective inter
position. i. for one, have little fear but
that such interposltion will be applied
perhaps tardily.
l have not herein reported a variety of
violent and absurd propositions INDUCED
in BY some of the native orators Who
have accompanied Wilcox in his cam
pa!gns around the islands. Some hay"
encouraged the natives to expect that the
Legislature would be able to reinstate the
eX-queen on her fallen throne! They ap-
pear TO think that Democratic Congress
and administration might favor such
measure, keeping IA protectorate over the
native monarchy. In any case, the 1ia-
waiians are to be installed in power over
their fallen white rivals. That is the
keynote of their present campaign.
In Il. nYtN. Hsl1H Il
somewhat to the same tendency. 1t il for
this reason that they have chosen as their
nominee for Delegate Prince David Ka-
Wananakoa: and they appeal to the ma
tiNes to elect him as being the heir to the
throne! The formal platform adopted by
the Democratic party in Hawaii contains !
the following appeal to royaiist senti- .
mont:
We indorse the candidates of the Dem |
ocratic party of the Territory of Hawaii /
for Senators and Representatives, and be (
HeEing that no more fitting representa-
tive Of the Hawaiian people could be
chosen for Congressional honors than he
who stood in the line of succession to.
the Hawaiian throne, we indorse the can
iidacy. of David kawananakoa, "A lineal
Descendant of Kaumualii, King OF Ka-
uai, for Delegate to Congress-"
There is nothing serious against tho.
personal qualities of the Prince. He is
a rather bright and very gay young man,
devoid Of business capacity. His sole
is that he Ii the Dearest
heir Of the eX-queen. being
nephew to her brother, Kalakaua's wife,
md given by the late King the rank OF
Prince, with his brother.
PARKER'S CHANCES ARE SLENDER. l.
Colonel Samuel Parker is the Rcpubl.- \
AN candidate for Delegate to Congress.
lie is making vigorous fight, and has
many enthusiastic supporters among TIE
natives, but his chance for election IL A.,
slender They regard him as turncoat,
BECAUSE, after having been the Queens
'hief supporter, he latterly espoused the
'ause of annexation. He had hard sense
nough to see that ii was the only chance
or the natives, his own kin, to secure
'oice in the government. His own great
state also was deeply involved through
labituaI lavishness, and nothing could
ave him but the rise of values following ',
He is again wealthy in lands
md cattle. Parker has much intelligence
md fair business capacity. He Is honor ,
bile and high-minded, No other candi-
late of equal merit Cou.d have any chance
o secure native votes against Wilcox.
PROGRESS AND POVERTY.
The Hawaiian treasury is in a very de- l
'leted condition. Three causes have con {
pircd to produce this result. one was
he enormous expenditures last winter in
II Is our deprivation OF the Customs re-
eipts. formerly our largest source OF in e,
ONE. The Federal Government has for a
cur months been taking $4,000 IA month d
rom our Custom house and giving only 6
few salaries back The third cause is .
he inadycrtent neglect OF Congress to /,
AIRY out the agreement of the Newlands \
by paying four millions of our q
ubiic debt. The interest paid By us for {
Yer TWO years ana stu going on Is about f.
10000. which Is now due to the Hawaiian
As TO the Customs receipts, We
Tobably need not doubt that Congress "
ill deal literally with Hawaii by ex- u
ending "A good share of those on our har-
ors and other public works. After pay y
~ per cent interest on the $i,0O0.OOO or n
aOJO per annum, there will be Sl.32OOOO p
amaining, the larger part of which no 4
oubt VIII be- appropriated by Congress "
, OUTLAWS here. Pearl IIarhor should i'm q
,odlatcly be- opened and fortified The a
nited states Navy has made and Is MAX v
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