The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-04-19
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.UUn 30 iHf aI it publican party TN
.iiumf Uu'ta simply would nH mN
u FH WH tNr h.I0 headlines. Oh
4 twist HHi urH which mHtha ih. liIi
20 ttat HIUY dem1erun. WiI.as N.
piniF.i itLfH booty called ih. iH
dependent Uam. nuia Republican gov
tt. uIfh platform 1f mon .iut.f.nu.
with tf. rrHu'Hr Republican ortnr.aI
Y unn here tta nraH 4 object vHa 1n.
/. g. o. ba H Horne Nuio r1ftv in Hawai-
/. Tor fr,,rro and Republican party r
Washington for srn.la
IN nis srooeh Wilcox nude it plain
lthnt nu cared nothing az ail for re-
.ruln.arlsm. TINT " the pemocral,
were IN power no Washington he would
have advised nm alliance with that pnr
~ His whole desire was 60 stand in
/. FOR the time being with those who he'd
fnvors ~ give md 60 desert Thorn IN
cnse ~ their eviction from power. llo
aid not try TO conceal this motive. HIS
sole plcn was ono ~ cvpediency. Let
.ug call ourselves Republican and Nc
KInloy will remove Dole; he viii give
ma Statehood; we SHAH ret appropria
tlons; but we shall not have So abandon
any Of our cherished principles but
may he as hostile TO tho white Ropub-
licans OF Hawaii as we please That,
in n nutshell, Is the platform OF the In
dependent Home Rule Republican party
and II IL about ne absurd and futile a
platform as was ever built.
The seven Hawaiians at Tuesday
nights meeting who did not put faith
in Wllcoxs pledges were sensible men,
They remembered him Of old. Time
was when Wilcox promised the King
autocratic power began n revolution
from n gas tank, failed and then threw
the legal responsibility upon the King
himself. Again he came out for an
nexation, pleading with the Hawaiians
to come with him and then deserted
the cause, using arguments TO 1usuiy
himself which showed that his previous
arguments had been false. He promis-
ed the ex-Queen and her party restora-
ton by force and merely got himself
and them into Jail Last year he prom
ised. If elected to Congress, to get
Dole out and great appropriations in.
Dole is still Governor and the Delegate
from Hawaii got no appropriation bills
through. Instead he won the contempt
of Congress by his treatment Of the
coinage bill and became a mere Moment
ity. lust as Congressman Hill lately
described him. Yet he comes back with
-, ,,,,a,r,t,o, Do,o,s rep,ova1 and
r.o.o,,cc,, hairo ,rong Thorn No won
80 .,,ot ,isoorr,,g IIowoiiars like the
-, -, ,.,.ad or,i,s+ bis absurd
sonoroo ,n,t No faitb In such n man.
,,,,,o.,u ,,,, ,,ort,, with its double
Good ,,Iotfor,,, vii, sinnIv make It i'm
e.-i,ia sar htr, 70 regoir bis earlier
ata,5i,,r a. yvoebirgton IT subjects
- A., ,,,zio,,,o 11is ,,iye confession Of
$500 hur,brr &c already en-route
,t.a,o,,a ,,,,u not foi, of object
III, ,,,.,,,,, ,,,o,o &c n bronded time
-, o,,5 .,,,i,- seeker No more q Re-
.,,,,a, ,,o,,, tb,, bo was an annex
.,D.l,.. IT, 1000 As for ren,ovinr Dole
,,.o,, wv, 70 renova the Ter
nv us o. ,a =. Gov statehood
'',i 1,t, 49,, 80, an, ono Of pis
plooaplS 80, ,t., .,,oo1, ~, Tuosdoy
an, IT, g.. 60 a. II fool, 1-tah
49, 80, 20 ooor;ro statehood.
49,. ,to.,,oo haoan sool,irg n In 1880
,ri,a,o T., ,Seq ond tho hoor ,s vet
,,',t.ha,a T, thoro . hawaiian ca dense
w. -, t,,,a,,i,,o t,,t ,vi.b sucb , nonu,o-
t,a We we ond fter tho ranre-
so,toti,,as ~ tho U,Icox marty in
onis,ot,,ro ossor,blod have taken so
,,,,,ch trouble to Drove their childish in
conacitv Hawaii will be erected into |
q stote and piven movhon n chance to
5ecide Presidential elections? If so he
10 tho yer,eet dune Of demaeor,,es or
NJ bis own imagination
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I1 So 8 ,tlr. Pin az
49, a. ~ wn s,, a,S ,,,,u ,,,i,,
~ .o.,,,to'. "a ,int ~ ,,,tnI ,o,i.ions
80 Coan,o.. .,,,,o.as t,,o,o i,,ands ,,,i,,
-, .otn,t1,os w., ~ ,,,,,t,,o,, ,,,tara,ts +,
80 tto Irnitaa sto,os "a 80 uon.oii ond
- ~, -. of ,,,a,e,,,aro, t,,ar po,.,,ts,s
ment can be fooled into taking goat \
meat because 1t happens to be labeled !,
lamb. Il
The legislative friends of the Tram |,