The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-03-25

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| ing such information and documents as
| TO place himself in a position to be
! fully prepared to answer in his defense
when he arrives before the President.
/ This is not all. Why these Missionary
Republicans are now making overtures
! TO the Home Rulers to merge with
| them, so that we may live in peace in
| the future.
Now. as they have seen the worth.
| the value and power in what has been
done by and under the leadership OF
the Home Rule party for the benefit OF
you OF Hawaii. this is the only reason
why they seek US and make the propo-
| sition OF merging the two political par
ties. What experience and knowledge
have these Hawaiian mouthpieces had
who present themselves before you
the Lahui. in this and that week? How
far did the wisdom Of these fools lead
them before they turned back empty
handed? II was not SO with the Home
Rulers. for they went direct to Wash
inSton. reached and met the central
government. where justice is admins
tered by them, the supreme powers OF
our government.
las IL has been a well known fact
10 the Lahui that there has been
clash and i'll feeling now exists in the
three branches of our government.
These are the Executive. the Legisla-
tive and the Judiciary, and suddenly
ton To explain the reasons why such
condition of affairs should exist. The
Presidents AK Is going TO drop TO cut.
not only on the Governor, but also on
the heads of government offices de-
serving OF decapitation; the President
Will be the sole Judge"
Under the heading. News from.
Washington" the following appears in
the same issue:
WASHINGTON. March s. 19O2.-Sen-
ator Geo Z. Carter is now here. He
has not done anything Of an important
nature other than having met the
President and talked over matters re-
lating to his mission. l send you cop
les of the Post and the Times. and by
these papers ii will be seen that Gov
ernor Dole was personally requested
by President to come here to Washing
ton at once. AS matters now stand, he
is in about the same situation as was
the Governor OF the Territory of Okla
homa.
The Delegates secretary, Kalauokak-
lani. and Edgar Caypless were before
the Senate Committee in a matter rel
alive to- a bill for the apportioning of
the Senators OF Hawaii. These two
servants OF the Lahui have exerted
themselves in your cause by opposing
this bill sent by the Republican party |
Senators. 1t is the bill or law fathered .
by Cecil Brown and others of his party.
The secretary and CayplesS made /
known to the Senate committee the
wishes of the Delegate, which hare in /,
substance as follows: That it would
be advisable for the Secretary of the /,
(Hitchcock) to issue instruc I!
tons to Governor Dole directing him 1
TO call an extra session of the legiSla- /
ture for the purpose of settling the |
question of the apportionment OF Sem |
ators.
Parker was unanimously recommended .
to pass by the Senate Committee at its
meeting. The youthful secretary OF the
Delegate gave his views in support OF
this measure before the Senate Com
mittee.
LETTER FROM THE LAHUTS DEL
EGATE.
WASHINGTON, March S.-There are
now two bills before me for the appor-
tionment of the terms of your Sena-
tors. The Cecil Brown bill. which gives
hose Senators who received the high
est number of votes cast at the last
election, the four year term, has re-
,eived the support OF the Senate Com
nittee. 1 have sent by my secretary
D. Kalauokalani before the committee
% inform them of my opinion and that
ne TWO DIS De set ana lldl bOie
all a special session OF the LeglSla-
ure in accordance with section As of
he Territorial laws.
Governor Dole has been sent for by
he President to come here to defend
himself and explain the reasons for all
II this opposition made by the people
ind also of the opposition made by
,arter and his faction. as now is the
inc TO explain and state truths which
ave been hidden and untold
Samuel Parker'S water bill has met
With success before the Senate Com
nittee; it only remains now for the
to report ii before the whole
louise, after which it will be presented
or it's third reading. The Kalaupapa
ill will have To go through the same
curse. 1t is my desire that these IN
ortunate people should have all the
are and attention possible TO make
hem comfortable to their ending days
N this Garth. and not as they are now
reatsd, without poi, weevilly bread. 1
ainted salmon and the poorest kind Of
ony beef. and the working of those
who are helpers for the weak
T ones. as if they were working con-
let labor. All OF these have been the [
verlasting cry and complaint made
Y these poor suffering unfortunate q
cope, have been without any remedy. \
% better their condition. those OF their
hildren and those who may come after |
hem IN the future Is my aim ne "
of the States Of the
-nion have requested that the lepers
T their States should remain in Amer b
"a. but the care of those OF Hawaii by N
ne Federal government Will be consid- :,
red by the committee, and the two =
Ills will be taken up by the House at G
,e same time for consideration. And
this is carried out. il would be well,
II il would be much better for the pa D
ents at Kalaupapa that they be under
e charge and care of the Federal gov n
'nment. ~
The two factions OF the Republican -
irty are fighting over the question OF
p Baldwin to be governor on the IL
le side. and the other maintains that
ole should remain. Judge Little has
zen mentioned by some. as also has u
lmuel Parker. How this is can be
adily seen that it is fight within
e Republican ranks Of Hawaii as II c
a well known fact when a govern :
ent or party is divided within itselt IL u
mot last. AS for II. z. Baldwin. ne 10
n Senator for Hawaii, elected under &C