Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-10-21

IL is very fortunate lot the hepuD-
lican party that they have Robert n.
Boyd enlisted in their ranks during the
present campaign. for he is doing work
IN Home Rule strongholds what none
other could do. As Home Ruler two
years ago he was one of the very stron.
gest leaders and II was through him
that the native party did as well on
this Island as they did.
This year he has turned all Of his
energy on the side of the Republican
party and is working In the same dis.
tiicts as he did two years ago with the
result that he has succeeded in turn
ing by the very force OF his argu.
ments lot OF the strongest OF the.
Home Rulers.
Inc meeting in Manoa valley last
night was arranged by him and all the
details ne personally attended to. The
result was very enthusiastic gather.
Ing at which large proportion OF the
voting population OF the Manoa section
were present. Among the number
were several Home Rulers who were
particularly active during the last
campaign. They were spoken to at
the conclusion OF the speechmaking
and they confessed that they had been
won over by the truth OF the state.
ments Of such men as Aylett, Kumalae
and others.
The meeting was held at the home
OF Manuel Rosa, short distance be.
yond the terminus of the Rapid Tran.
sit line. Men with torches and Ian.
terms lighted the speakers and others
who went up from the city, from the
terminus to the place Of meeting.
The chairman of the evening was
Robert n. Boyd who, upon calling the
meeting to order, spoke of the aims Of
tie Republican party, and the great
damage that would be done to the
country and the people by means of
two years more of Wilcoxism. He
then introduced Jonah Kumalae as the
first speaker OF the evening. This
young man was very eloquent In his
al peal, and he held the attention OF
the people for fully half hour. He
ted OF all the unfulflled promises of
the Home Rulers and Of what they had
not done, Notwithstanding the fact
that their numbers in the Legislature
were enough to completely overwhelm
the Republicans. He spoke of the pen.
sion to the Queen and how the Repub.
licans. not the Home Rulers, were the
ones who introduced the resolution
calling for the appropriation of 500, 900.
gain, the Home Rulers had been the
ones TO Kill the resolution asking for
the admission of the Territory as &
state 1t was also the Home Rulers
who killed the bill providing for the
sending away for education along va.
rions lines. OF Hawaiian young men.
The speaker also dwelt on the subject
OF the leper bill and the fact that this
zane wilcox who was telling all the
naitVes that he was lover OF the Ha.
waiians was the very one who had
signed his name to the annexation roll.
The next speaker as s. +. Chilling. !
worth, who used the Hawaiian Ian.
guage. He stated in beginning that he !
believed with all the strength of his
mind that the Republican party was
the only one that could help the coun.
try and the people. Under the leader
ship OF Wilcox absolutely nothing had
been done. This was true of the local
Legislature as well as In Washington.
Not a single promise had been kept.
On the other hand, q great many had
been broken.
AT the conclusion of the speech of
Mr. Chillingworth, Chairman Boyd an.
iOunced that he held in his hand a
song composed by blind leper girl of
Molokai, who had predicted the sue
cess OF the Republican party at the
coming election. In this song she had
told Of the wrong-doing OF Wilcox and
lie Homo RulprS and had calla6 unnn