Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-11-07
THE FOOLS SECOND PARADE.

grade. defame and defy Judge a. $.
Humphreys of the First Circuit Court
ct Hawaii had new chapter added to
its malicious character when twenty.
eight members of the meek and lowly
thirty-seven cast their ballots in sup
FORT of report that not only reiterat-
ed the charges against Judge Humph-
reys based on vague suspicion and
unfair innuendo" but in addition
charged the Attorney General with in
competence in the fulhllment Of his
duties and since President Roosevelt
endorsed Attorney General KnoN's re-
port. this malicious effort TO besmirch
the character OF Federal officers does
not stop short Of the lintels Of the
White House. The reflection upon the
Attorney General is found in the re-
quest for a commission to review the
issues on which he has already render
ed a decision.
Thurston remained in the back
ground OF discussion, leaving 1t to
willing political tools to do the dirty
work and provide the votes, one and
all proclaimipg with loud mouthed
hypocrisy that this second chapter Of
the assassins of character was not poll
teal.
Not political indeed.
How many of those twenty-eight
lawyers knew what they were voting
for. had seen the report, or had studied
its details.
The report was a yolumlnous one
read hastily by Cecil Brown.
The proposal to print the report
that the members might have copies
was an afterthought.
Thurston's meek and lowly followers
were on hand to vote for the adoption
of the report which they doubtless
knew as a generality would he re-
newal of the bitter political spite they
had previously endorsed.
Not political indeed. When the pha-
lanX of Dole appointees and relatives Of
Thurston remains the same. Thurston
leads the gang and his political char
acter Is too well known to require
comment Then comes the Dole fol-
lowing:
Edmund p. Dole, q nephew of Cover
nor Dole and by his favor holding the
position OF Territorial Attorney Gen
eral.
4. NJ. Brown, Sheriff Of the Terri
tory; appointed bv Governor Dole.
Lyle A. Dickey, Second District
Judge. appointed by Governor Dole.
L. A. Mott-Smith, former member
of Doles Cabinet and an appointee OF
Governor Dole on the Board of Health.
A. w. Carter, Thurston's associate.
Lorrin Andrews, nephew Of Thurs
ton, whom Governor Dole attempted
10 appoint on the Fire Claims Commits
sion and after having been repeatedly
turned down was finally placed on the
Board of Registration by Governor
Dole.
Frank Andrade, law partner of An
drews.
J. T. De Bolt the Dole factions can
~didate for Second Judge OF the First
Circuit, defeated by the appointment
of Judge Gear.
w. l.. Stanley, appointed Circuit
Judge by Dole previous to annexation.
Henry Holmes, law partner OF Stan
ley.
W. r. Castle, q leader in the Dole
Thurston faction.
p. l.. Weaver, Castles law clerk.
w. c. Achi, a factotum of w. II. Cas-
ties.
II. A. Bigelow, law clerk of Kinney
d Ballou, sentenced by Judge Humph-
Ieys for contempt.
+. B. McClanahan, law partner OF
contempt lawyers Kinney g. Ballou.
r. d. Mead, law clerk In w. o.
Smiths office. Smith is another lead
er Of the Dole-Thurston faction.
A. F. Judd, relative of A. S. Hart
well friend of Dole's who was SEN
fenced for contempt by Judge Humph-
reys.
A. l.. c. Atkinson. law partner OF 4.
+. Judd.
c. +. Peterson, appointed Police
Judge by Governor Dole previous to
Territorial Organization.
j. A. Matthewman, law partner OF
Peterson's.
Charles II. Hemenway, formerly al
employe OF the Board of Health undel
the Dole administration and has never
appeared in Judge Humphreys court.
l.. J. Warren, admitted to the Ba
while Humphreys was on his receu
trip to Washington.
Thus 1t appears that twenty-five nien
bers Of this aggregation are either ap
pOintees OF Governor Dole or are en-
listed as employees and political fac
totums and heelers for the leaders o
Governor Doles fractional ring. We
these sycoDhants say that in continu
Ing the campaign of malice chargin,
Humphreys with being liar and tn
Attorney General and President will
having the characteristics of weaI
minded fools they are not prompted b.
political enmity toward Humphreys o
favor towards Dole. The claim on tn
face Of 1t Is so utterly false that it
nauseating. The whole campaign wa
horn of political anger and fed on mali
cious political spite.
Had there been any doubt In tn
mind OF the Attorney General or tn
President that political gang in th
Territory is endeavoring to degrade tn
courts of justice and destroy the indc
pendent judges whom the Preslder
appointed to positions Of highest trus
the action of last nights meeting wipe
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