The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-10-19
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, qualification. That is what heard the
Republicans say. If thought the DEMO-
cratic party was right, l would proDateE
vote for It., but 1t is the party OF frsss
trade and free lunches" QLaughter)
! Mr. Gear told a story of ASKING q Dem
ocrat the difference between the Denuo-
cratic party and the lunch which Mr.
Gear saws the Democrats enjoy every day
at the Hawaiian Hotel. or course the
answer was. 1.-THE Democratic party is H.,
to ] and tic free lunch IL to p"
Sam Parker Prince David and Wilcox
were in Washington at the same timer
Continued the speaker. Il was also there
] am a persona, friend OF David ana en-
joy his friendship. but politically mus:
come out ard say that the only man In
whom there Is safety for the Hawaiian =
Island is Samuel Parker. have seen IN
Iarker's room at the hotel we were stop
ping at In Washington as many an. d.
dozen of the leading Senators of the Re-
publican party at one time. Gentlemen
that is something you don't iindersband
the force of. In the United States n man
has got to he leader for any OF tho
members of the Senate to come and SEQ
him Sam Parker Just drew them TO him
Parker has manner which catches thu
people. You all know hat. You don't
20 to David or Wilcox when you wan..
help. You 20 to Sam Parker and he does.
mt turn you away. either. (Appianse.},
PARKER is MAGNETIC.
"The Democrats and Independents car-
say that Parker was not doing anything
in Washington or was not In IL with the :
President That is not true. know that
Sam Parker, with Senator Clark. was in
tho White House with the President for :
over two hours. and that s something
which is not accorded to every one. Pres
id6nt Mckinley has the greatest aloha for
Sam Parker. He wants you to send that
same Sam Parker to Washington AZ Del
, eratc.
II saw David there. We went around
nrd had plenty of fun. He Ia not the man
with the same influence and Responsible
~ en- his shoulders that Sam Parker has
and can carry.
wilcox was there. He reminded me OF
little dog led along by string when no
was In the tow of Caesar Celso Moreno.
I saw him continually. Moreno tried TO
help Wilcox. Wilcox did absolutely moth.
Ing. 1t was not Wilcox who secured ang-
thing for the Hawaiians. lie did not have
anything to do with the franchise.
know that myself. He has been going
around here telling the people thar fe
procured Hawaiian suffrage. That Is not.
so He was great friend OF Moreno
AND Moreno always thought that Wilcox
was good friend Of his. For twenty oI1s-
years Moreno stood by Wilcox and heiped'
him to get married In Italy to the woman d,
whom he deceived by telling of his titles
ii prince In Hawaii and all such bosh.
nrd who has Just got divorce from him.
moreno helped MIN In Washlngton nier
Moreno. and this letter. from which
will read extracts, was written TO mo or =
July II, 1900. He says:
THE OVERFLOW MGETfNG.
The meeting outside the theater was a.
huge success. on the steps OF the church
opposite the theater dozen torches were
held by small boys and under the gare
of these several speakers addressed the
multitude,
T. McCants Stewart made the hit OF tho
evening there. He answered several
que stions put TO him bv several persons
In the crowd, and n well known Demo-
cratic lawyer asked question through r
native whose voice Mr.. Stewart recog-
nlzed as belonging to a man who was em-
nloyed In downtown law office. Mr..
Stewart made satisfactory answers and
many able arguments. A. G. NJ. Robert
son and w. J. coelho made speeches md
tho cheering OF those on the outside bleud-
ed at times with that which emanetsG
from the theater.