The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-04

Ject1OnS TO supporting a haOle, we
Known Republican, who was a stron
supporter of that party at the Ia:
campaign. F. w. Beardslee wa
grabbed up by some of the Home Ru
erS who presented him as candidat
for the Fourth District. Now come
the question: If Charlie Wilder is n
good as was claimed by you, then ho'
comes it that you choose this haolt
who is a malihini. another stranger
unknown to us and to the people an
voters of Honolulu? Who is this ma
who can so suddenly charm you
Home Rule rubbish grabbers, Doe
this malihini'S political brilliancy daz
Zle you? Surprising that this haol
malihini was elected; do you, HON
Rulers. suppose for one moment tina
he would first consider what was TO
the Hawaiian interests and benefit, o
would you not believe that he woul,
rather consider the interests OF tn
malihinis of his clique first? Which
viii it be? Perhaps, it is up now TO
the Kuokoa Home Rule rubbish grab
bers to answer and explain. That i!
the reason why we have asked. 'Wher'
is the difference?"
FROM KUOKOA HOME RULER.
Under the title. HAS Been Request
ed the Kuokoa Home Ruler says:
resignation of Jas. III. Boyd. the SUI
perintendent of Public Works, has
been requested by Governor Dole. BY
this action it is showing to the people
that the feeling still exists of favoring
the dismissal of the native sons of Ha-
wall. now in the employ of the govern
ment.
Therefore, to the Hawaiian race this
is what we have been watching for
and expecting, and so jealousy guard
ing on the side of the Lahui. is the
rights of HawaiianS, and not like the
Republicans, who are now injuring us
by their doings. Has not the proper
time now come when Hawaii's native
sons should be united and represent
only one side, for the reason by being
united the Lahui will be victorious in
all important and weighty questions
of our country.
The time will come when Hawaii will
not be represented in the affairs of
government, by the continuance of
such official decapitation as has been
applied to us. Therefore to our loved
people. do not be misled and deceived
by them. we must not believe in them;
az our eyes are now being opened. and
have found that we have the same
equal rights as those of the Lahui of
the United States of America.
The Superintendent is not all that is
support one another. This action Of
the Governor is disapproved by the
Home Ruler.
ARE SPOKEN OF.
We noticed in the Lahui Hawaii
of last week the names of
Sam Parker and Cecil
Brown are being mentioned as candi-l
dates for the regular election for Del
egate to Washington.
This is very strange indeed.
When Cecil Brown was one of the
members of that committee Of thirteen
who demanded of King Kalakaua the
a brogation of the Kamehameha consti-
tuition in the year 1887. and forced the
King to promulgate the well known
bayonet constitution, to which he sign
ed his name.
AS for Mark Robinson, he is now at
present in the power Of the iron man.
acles of the missionaries. and he will
not do for Delegate: too weak minded;
has no backbone, like the Home Rul-
ers' Delegate Wilcox. the man who
gave his life for his race and country.
But for Samuel Parker, he is placed
1t the tail. to be made a back-spittle |
or the missionaries. No, he will never
consent to run as Delegate again I'M
Ter the leadership of those represent |
ng the land robbers.
For we believe that the time has |
ome when he should be raised to the
position of Governor, but here is a pc
uliar state of affairs; the two polyglot
newspapers Lahui Hawaii and the
<uokoa, state that ne should be the
Delegate, and Dole to remain as Gov
rnor.
Samuel Parker is the second in
hoice for the position by the Home
sulers, if Delegate Wilcox fails to re-
Give the appointment
,I,r h0 hiffnrnPGS
[ these two mouthpIeces of Hawaii.
1t is perhaps very much like bitter
i'm and bitter Ahana-) But all these
oingS are we'll known to the Iahul.
Can it be true, that which we have
card of the Kawaiahao congregation
igning a document petitioning for the
etention of Dole as Governor, and
hat the instrument will be forwarded
D the President, so they say! And
this is true, they must be bitter in
eed to go so far. But we all must
,ok forward to the future; it may be
rue perhaps, and perhaps not.
of BLACK HEARTS"
The Home Ruler is informing you
-ithout fear OF this INSCRIPTIONS
-ork of the Governor and those of the
Visionary Republicans. A seat in the
'oard of Health was made vacant by
ne death of William Aud. The trou-
IL iS tndL Tic 1ONCfhOi ehHu tuOoC
ublicans have filled the vacancy by
lie appointment of Paul Isenberg, a
aole of course. This Governor must
ave the blacklist heart of any on this
lrth.
We look upon it this way, that the
osition was occupied by a Hawaiian. 1
nd having died, Hawaiian should
ave been appointed to the vacancy;
len the Governor would have done
omething showing that he loved us,
lie people, but it was not so. There !
re If Dole and his faction continue ,
this way of doing. so will the steel
oints (pen) of the Home Rule con-
nue. to remain active in digging or I
agging away until he. is turned out ,
Y Roosevelt.
This is only widening the chasm
ore between the Governor and the
ajority of the Lahui: and If We are