The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-11

not antf-haoles. l tell you il Parker and
David and myself all could go to Wash
ington together, l only would come back
mere with all the honors. The Democrats
nave put up $4,000 for this election but
the independents put up nothing but their
mere aloha. Why should we vote for peo-
PIE VINO would burn us and treat US cruel
~! Iney are the people who during the
past seven years did not look upon us
Hawaiians favorably. but made every
thlng oenehciai to the foreigners. No
matter what they may do to create Ill
feelings, stop up your ears with wax. that
YOU may hear nothing they may say. Let
the women take their husbands to the
ballot boxes. Let us not listen to these
snakes of haoles, but let the watcnword
of kaulia prevail, XIII the snakes!'
WILCOX BLAsPHEMEs.
II will not talk back to those who have
spoken against me so grievously. Jesus
Christ did not return words for insults
made against HIM. AS He did not why
should 1? He who wants to argue with
me, let him come with a double thick
skin. Don't give your vote for the Re-
pubiicans. who are cruel to you or those
Democrats, headed by Colburn, who led
this country and the Queen to ruin. If
you vote for the Independent ticket you
will be recognized by the United States
as intelligent Hawaiians and you win
surely find no haole in the Board of
those haoles at the head of departments
displaced by yourselves. Aloha"
QNINN IN ENGLISH.
James Quinn spoke in English his re-
marks being interpreted by 8. K. Pua He
said: Il have been here for many years
and have not mastered your language. AS
l am now candidate for Representative
on the Home Rule ticket / have pledged
myself to support the Independent party
a 70 fyrn
parties in the United States, the Demo-
cratic and Republican. 1t would not be
right for me to say the Republicans are
thieves and the Democrats Christians. In
the United States they are parties COM
posed of honorable men, but we have
nothing to do with them. We will deal
only with Hawaii's local affairs.
I'VE are going to live here, work here
and die here. l want to tell you, fellow
citizens, that we have no voice in the
United States of America. whoever may
be our Congressman. If We had the
right to vote at the Presidential election
President Mckinley would not be elected
QUINN GROWS PATHETIC.
We have nothing to do with the Main
land. We Will stay right here and do our
work. There Is nothing which could draw
our attention to the Mainland. 1t is true
We would vote for Congressman and the
fight is almost ripe between the Republi-
Gentlemen. why should the Republican
party ask us to vote for them? The sup
porters of the Republican party have
been in office for seven years, and what
did they do for us? Someone shouted in
the audience They gave US the firep')
They did not do anything else but steal
our country and they cannot deny II. AS
soon as annexation was secured what did
they do? The same party sent Hartweih
Smith and others to the United States to
work for the disfranchisement OF the ma
tiyes. When think of them | cannot
express in any other word than 'galp the
feeling have after they stole the country
and ask your votes with their giittering
eyes. In the first place they went to
Washington and wanted to have this
country ruled as Louisiana. They also
said that they can provide people to rule
us and naturally they would support the
missionary members, but the people of the
United States were not fooled, for they
are broad-minded people.
This same Hartwell and Smith endeay-
ored to put in the 81 .so3 qualification IN
come, and having failed to do this they
tined to get the poll tax bill for g. That
was a rank injustice to us all. Wnen
Cullom was here he said, Gentlemen, ex-
cuse me, / cannot do that, but Cuiiom
has nothing to do with II, for he Is not
a local member of our Legislature. We
have only to deal with people mere ana
not with those on the Mainland.
LOVE OF COUNTRY.
TT has been represented by these people
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