The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-02
DELEGATES
WELCOMED
Republicans Arrive on
Australia.
GREETED At THE WHARF
sdre News Of McKluley's Intentions
10 Visit Hawaii When Gable
IS Laid.

,,,..i,,ii awoke bright and early yes
..,,.y morning 20 hasten to the water
al and receive the old reliable Austria
hi, nom san Francisco bearing aboard
IA. Allegation Of the Republicans OF the
u,wslian Territory who attended the ma
mfal convention.
rms usual sounding OF the warning
.slsiie was the signal for everybody TO
.,sn 40 the Oceanic wharf ~ 7 o'clock
sresi crowd had assembled there. en-
.ruslasuc. excited and glad to see the
Australia once again and the many fa-
,ilinr f,cus which peered from her decks
a. ,he old boat pulled alongside the
shan
Tho fui delegation OF tlawaIrs Republic
ans returned Alternate g. n. Wilson &C.
.empanied them. ~ Dad also National
Committeeman w. NJ sewalL The other
Democratic delegates To Kansas city came
s,es b. Hawaii NET on the Australia. too
tafsons launch was used by the Repub-
msn reception committee TO meet the
looming steamer. They had armed
themselves we'll with leis and near
nseches OF welcome home. and passed
10Th over the side. and. Immediately after
ne doctor had passed the ship. scram-
slsd aboard % grasp tho hands OF the re-
turned ones whack them on the back and
lfe string % questions at them con-
sefning tho many things which interest
Honolulana 90 deeply
"prlnce" David and National Commit
tsman W ". Cornweil OF the Democrats
ofe happy TO once more behold the hills
4 Oahu and the beautiful harbor Of Ho-
acluu
The greater portion % BerEer's immor-
M band was on hand and did
issf proud turning out patriotic
airs and tunes % welcome and aloha. The
wharf was profusely decorated with
inerlcan and Hawaiian fags and the Me-
klnley and Roosevelt banner showed up
10 good advantage and was the FIRST thing
hat the returning delegates cast their
yes upon.
AFTER tho ranwwav had been run aboard
no Republicans. with United states CIR.
'ill and District Judge NJ. NJ. Estee and
United States District Attorney Baird
fere conducted 20 carriages and driven
" tho Hawaiian Hotel
The hotel was tastefuiiy and appropri.
Nsly decorated for the occasion. Mann.
Vf Allen had seen TO n that old Glory
sas veil 10 the fore and that the Hawaii
~ colors Joined with the stars and
Nflpes ln making a beautiful display. A
lref rest was indulged In on the veranla
~ then tie Republicans adjourned q
ne lanai. Ehere Cot. .. N. Boyd proposed
.f health % the delegates and President
Mckinley The national leader. Col. Par
sefs response was brief I'VE have .
rrat deal ~ talk about. but Wen save II
NJ Until saturday night. We enjoyed oui
~ and u was good one IN every way
we are exceedingly glad 90 get hom,
Aloha aloha"
w. sewairs reply 10 a toast was. a
rel. 10 the following effect: The re
luhltsn party has IN these deIerafr r.,
thfee mon 81 whom II has reason to ~
mcud, they have been enthusiasticall.
tterel al along the Republican line an,
Wef have upheld tho honor % Hawai-
Nm dlsnliy and care. In the convention
pa during tho call upon the Preslden
,m Delegates made a lasting impression
at has raised Hawairs standard high
Nan ever. Z repeat. Hawaii has rea
en 70 DO proud % the record made h!
R representative Hawailana whom IN
wpuhllcans sent 10 Philadelphia"
PRESIDENT Mckinley made the delegate
Nlpi ~ The cordial reception which n
"snd'd 90 them. lie said that he wa
Ipus or seeing Hawaiians In once an
mNhF heir claims recognized. an
~ should cable be laid by that tins
would most certainly come 10 uawa
~ year The delegates went az ~
~ a. New YORK