The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-16
|II WILCOX
| MEETING
b Breaches the
! Humphreys
| Scheme.
|rHHOLDSFORMAL
| PROPOSITION
| VII Come Up Tonight When
| Bob Hopes He Will be
Sustained.

/ Fga1-Humphreys' scheme to
ii. he Home Rule party a tail
i ts Sevall Republican Kite,
.m.sa at Foster Hall last even
lrvs and representative gather
:,ssians was present. Kalau-
" chairman, Kaulia vice
K I'D NakOokoo secretary.
= wilcox, with Ned Bush as
kz made a lengthy and adroit
y he Hawaiians present,
aa inside meaning of the
! n understood that Wilcox
sE we're loaded for him,
U ugly mood Wilcox started
h itsm down. He told them
VI h had been received on all
i Washington, trying to arouse
z1snal pride In him as q repre-
M Many people tried to east
W. aid Wilcox; there were
hu7 tas calling me an adven-
md uihG bad names; my letters
E1dio we're dug up and printed
scrgs Gear vent personally to
,gtor to get the house to declare
zSGant It was not long, how
kan Gear dropped on his
siSs ne and asked to be for
lis Bibls says We must forgive
arass and | f0rgave him. That
i according to Scripture; but
ST II ny heart l had it in for
Sai II was not only Christian
TH hin, but it showed me to be
.snaa and diplomat. 1 knew II
q 'ad to fight the nominee of
S'rasi TO permit him to be con-
''sA make me friends. After
Ngysn Gear, Senators and
szns to me and said: You
alaofdinary man-after all
: y has done to you you forgive
nap Goals Of fire on his head.
~ iiFlomat.'"
= Tsli on to say that Senator's
ataiiyes had advised him,
aplsaFed at Washington. to
he Independent party,
ars u them had changed their
They asked him who had
an he said the Hawaiians
~ voted for Prince David?
HaTaiians, was his reply.
a2 Parker? The foreigners,
L. had answered. Then as
.',lVs Of the Hawaiian peo-
had been chosen for great
saie from Porto Rico. the
-''l Arizona and New Mex
Fd Of them? No one. It
H., me Delegate from Hawaii
: "oognt to the front. was
!. 1e White H5use, was honor
inaugural Ball, was on q
% wait on the President
- IN Congress was ever be-
g much respect. AT first
! !. .as were the most friendly
g., .'aiieF I had retuted Gears
=. ~ 5noTn him that I bore no
r., Ike republicans came around
| ! l.,,l a.,,s "ilcox's audience had
Ee ny, ~ at him admiringiv and and
Ee.rs .s''sehed 's The confines of the
3 - Sssn advised at Washington :,
W.. : come home and advise 'J,r, Won
! ~, =. Political future. 31 WSst T!yS you 4
|sa-t ,.s : What has been put into
|s ~, oy wise men. your trne tIr5e
F. ny :. oid me say to the Ha-
b. r.,. you want to make vonr
sss and powerful at wash
/ ~ - LIN back as a RepubIinsr ~ SsT-
I r. "a a Delegate who Is = MT "'., a
lses1'.ilan ~ssssilan and a ReppbI'oan n ,iTs a
! q. ea.,sans IA pass all i'tBe0Ilcan' the Isgn
q rska 60. OI Lhings 10 give.
sAs5 u every Hawaiian a pres
|asts n NM his own country + 7 5o
ID. ,,.oa, Continued wilcox. "to bo bo
b p,,. pr.eoanut tree which via,9s VI Dc
s,s.It,o. s, . VIII not make any for
l,sl aon s. tonight. You knon -
/ j, ny ~, What it is to be, e,'so So ro 20
b sI,s, t.d sleep over it. and d go 90
isps ysp, come back to this han Al,
"a. ,olae Ssi, by I only yau, you De, e.
ssb,, .aink = over this well "Tlt ans 70
"a. ss.' !, to Do, Be unaatmoa, nyn and nd
|et III. !, Strength. ,1.,'Gps' Don't BE- ,,tn IN
[eos.lla -, 1.s blows this way Ty todav ,lxe
IA a,s,ssy. say tomorrow. wbicSeTsr y9ery,
/ s'e will be binding Ing on
s I@'oarn = was made .ns uo|n, n, a
tasa n fgt si,. of debate. Tho The fas- Ear
saood t,sa is.. cut much excito5 6a-
was plainly ean,, -