Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-10-23
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erican capitalists from investing their
money in Hawaii. Prince David was
accused of being too yOrng to serve
the country well, yet was he not in
1893 sent as their delegate to Wash
ington along with Hon. Paul Neumann.
Their candidate had been ridiculed for
adopting the emblems, in this cam
paign, Of the paloulou and tabu sticks.
Who had right to use those insignia
but the Queen and the Prince? Weigh
their candidates against such men as
Kaulukou. Achi, COelho and Naone,
and he would go bail that the Republic
cans would be found wanting.
C,.s L. X. Lilkalani said
Into Prince David had at first
History. declined the nomination,
accepting it ultimately at the request of
the Queen. For seven years they had
remained loyal to their country and
their chiefs, but annexation had now
become an accomplished fact of which
there could be no recall. They enjoy
ed full rights of American citizens I'M
der the Territorial Act. Sam Parker
was Premier at the overthrow of the
monarchy, and 1t was his cowardice
that permitted the bluff to be played.
1t was his duty to have preserved the
dignity and integrity Of the throne.
And in the uprising of Diamond Head
in 1895 1t was the irresolution and
cowardice of Wilcox that caused so
many Hawaiians to be cast into prison.
Two great parties controlled the affairs
of the United States. No Independent
party had any standing there.
The did John Z. Bush, who had
War been very kindly inter-
Horse. preting the previous
speakers for the Bulletin reporter pri-
vately, began his own renal ks in Eng
fish by general request. He said the
Democratic platform was one that
every man could support When told
that the Republicans had freed the
niggers, he replied that in doing SO
they had enslaved the whites in these
Islands. Such sugar barons as Bald
win and Alexander held item in chains
The Republicans had great deal OF
gall in claiming to have given the Ha-
waiians the franchise. When the Ha-
waiian bill left the hands of Dole
Frear, Morgan q Co. II had high
property franchise. What had A. S
Eartwell and w. o. Smith gone tc
| Washington for, but to prevent the Ha'
waiians from getting equal rights? The
| Republicans had, in spite of all, man
aged to debar from the franchise {
large proportion of the Portuguese who
had carried guns to bring about an
neXation. They hired Asiatics on pub
lie works at 81 a day, because the!
would have to pay $l.60 day to Ha
waiians and Portuguese. The Demo
Gratis had no Asiatic with waxed nous
tache ends on their ticket. They ha,
Hawaiians whom they could respect
There was Sam Parker, the beef trus
man, at the head of the Republican
ticket. 1t was he who refused to sen,
small force, when one was offere,
by man sitting right there. to stop tn
bluff of the Boston in 1898. They wer
asked to elect him because he ha,
hobnobbed with Bill Mckinley. Par
ker claimed that he had Mckinley com
mitted to Statehood for Hawaii. 1t wa
a lie. The New York Tribune had dis
credited the statement. While he re
joiced in the liberty given them by tn,
United States, 1t was his appreciation
of the principles of the American con
stitution that made him revolt at tn
action of the United States in Hawaii
He objected to be taken by the but
OF the breeches and the scruff of tn
neck and bundled into America. Will
the event was in the past, the sore of /
was forever indelible. Mr.. Bush re
called 1895 when men were thrown int
prison and kept there for months onl
to be turned out without trial. Switcl
ing off into Hawaiian the speaker wa
met with Interruptions. Someone ask
ed him about Kinney. IN an impas
stoned retort he broke out In Englis
to say that he had not like Wilco
Joined the Annexation Club and be
come one of its vice presidents. vii
cox was disgrace to his country.
One II. Il. Mossman was r.
OF the ceived with uproariou
Boys applause as he came fol
ward to make his maiden speech at
T large city gathering. The seeds {
! Democratic principles were plante
q here in 1898 when Grover Cleveland al
q tempted to restore the monarchy. NJ
. Mossman dramatically portrayed tn
scene Of August ~, 1898, when the Hi
o waiian flag was replaced by the Stal
q and Stripes, Proceeding with a ger