The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-07-15

w. H.It o. a.ak. Dol tN. fi.uf uu.t Iaftl
rUN uhai fnaar H ka'auHtaIanI am
httr tn itt inr ptUfit kHuv that I afu
dome With KHiauHhaiani ara bio crowd
THfi if tHr Unlt reason Why I guit them
iatauaT tnoy wanted a. hold the snaks
in thrif hhnda Who BE- this Hnatr' Ne.
Iauukaiani aud WiIcns Be- also SNAKE
would uut stay with The snake any longer
I fur " mlrht bite me when ! came ~
md uut that ! was in the Cuii OF a snake
I 7 Thought u was about time 90 Ert out
What about tho Municipal aud County
l bills which knlaunkalani said hs was ~.
inr g. pass iIe only fooled his time
away Neither Il them are the Kind "
leaders W. want 10 follow D." CCrics "
I XIII the snukc' KIN the snnkc. Every
body looked nj Wilcox. who was still
stroking his Italian pointed moustachc.
! Wilcox called Emmeluth snake and
why. because he could not see
the biz one right In front ~ him kalau-
okalani IL ! was the speaker for the
party | would run him out of the dele
gatcship. Wilcox will never again he the
delegate. What kind OF a man is knlau-
okalani7 A thief and a snake There
were many bills In the sccrctary's desk
here during the session OF the Lcgisla-
ture Moss. the secretary, was sick and
they had to send for the key to the deck.
The hackmsn brought the key back end
bhNt u W EXTRAORDINARILY. lie open
ed the desk ana took everything out and
when the secretary came there every
thing had been destroyed For that
alone kalauokalani ought to fired out
tApplause). He is q thief and snake"
Bipikane made one of his characters
tic speeches fiery and humorous at the
same time I'VE are hearing much about
the falseness OF our leader and dcI,gste
was the one who accused Kalauokaiani
of taking bride money. ! don't care for
him These two leaders tried TO iun las
INTO hole. These men are real suakeR.
When they bite they poison. We all
thought these two snakes were quite like
lambs. ! went to war with Wilcox H.,
came near getting shot by his foolish
ness. He was a foolish leader and almost
LED us To our graves. My eyes are pen
ed now and l will always keep one on
him. The delegate is q low-lived charac-
ter body who ate the fat OF our land
We choose Prince Cupid for our delegate
Wilcox Is a bad man. You cannot spit
out bad enough name for him He
knew kalauokalan was wrong but he
petted him because he knew he was talk
ing bribe-money Kalauokalani thinks he
can do us because he is a kahuna. His
kahuna days have gone by. Uauehter)
wilcox has accused the Prince and trat
is another reason why I think he is "A bad
man"
Senator David Kanuha denounced Ka-
lauokalani in no uncertain terms and told
an incident about the charges Of bribery
which were brutcd about nj the time the
Legislature was in session. "Kalauoka-
lani told the people that he could not be
bought for million dollars He would
not do anything for the people as he said
he would. He was like man on the
fence. leaning which ever way the wind
blew.
nlfa1, nj
but just went around and asked for
money. Kalauokalani came to me one
day and said: Let's go down to w. G.
Irwin ] asked him why. He answered
on, because We can get some money
from him to get along with for awhile
! told him T did not want money that
way, but still he would not listen TO nv
refusal. He Kept on coaxing me and
asked me to go TO some of the big bust
ness houses with him to get money.
well. we were blind as to Wilcox and
kalauokalani then. hut we see now and
cannot be msed. There is a place told
of in the Bible for the bad men and
place for those who keep faith Wilcox
and Ealauokalani will go down into the
dirt whore they belong" Applause).
Sam Kaloa, formerly n Democrat, but
who now aligns himself with Prince
Cupid spoke earnestly in favor of the
Prince. Joe Clark said all the young
men had been called by the leaders
| Damn fools" Some of us wanted to
walk out then. When they applied that
epithet to MS there at the convention,
they insulted all the young men of the
party all over the islands"
Cupid was called to take the floor and
was greeted with prolonged cheers which
caused Wncox to crowd still further into
his corner. I'VE don't want to be throw
ing dirt at the others. Let's have
patience and take things, easy. Let's go
slow. Throw away all hard feelings Let
us all think together I know that every
one of you here tonight is angry with
the others, but nevertheless. go slow.
Don't let us do any Safeguarding. If
We are to organize new party all well
and good If we are to arrive at some
way of afiiliating with the original party.
likepu, but at all events let us stand to-
Eether" After short time during
which other speeches were made. Prince
Cupid came out more boldly and an
nounced in definite terms that he was
done with Wilcox and Kalauokalani.
When Cupid finished his very brief
talk a Hawaiian jumped to his feet and
demanded that the two dictators go on
their knees to the Prince and sue for
pardon.
Jesse Makainai one of Wilcox's bench
men made a speech which did not receive
much favor He thought there was too
much growing at the leaders. He thought
1 meeting ought to be called for both
factions where matters could be patched
up.
John Wise jumped to his feet instantly
and warned the reformers that the mem
bers of the old faction were still trying
to pour oil upon them. "These very peo-
pie have fired us out and II is shameful
for us to eat what we have thrown ont
of our mouths. Only dogs will eat what
is thrown to them, but not we. They
cheated us and ran us down. If the lead
ers want TO do So let them come and
kneel down before us and say they were
wrong Let them tell us they are pau