The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-04-15

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Governor pole explained the political
situation. There are three parties in
Hawaii Republican. Democratic and
Home Rule Tho rume Rule is ,he old
monarchy party. which undcf the pr1-
,isional Government and IA, Republic
fomented much trouble. The Demo.
cratic party IL composed Of number of
white citizens ana few natives
Though u has some strength In Homo
lulu. - polls small vote throughout
the Territory. The Republican party IL
the strongest, but IL II split into 90
called missionaries and "anti-mis-
eionaiics" The "anti-missionaries are
against Dole. who represents the con-
sentative. business element. and also
the element In power. 1t is the night
OF the outs against the ins.
l.n ~ ~. IA..f.s 20 Il
Judge Humphreys, and with him are
Judge Gear and many of the newcom-
ers to Hawaii. Humphreys Is also in
fiuential In the councils Of the Home
Rulers, and has Joined with the Home
Rule party in the battle to GUST Dole
and pat in some half-white citizen or
anti-missionary.
CAMPAIGN OF CALUMNY.
The Dole people say that to this eni
a systematic campaign OF calumny has
been carried on against Dole in Wash
ington official circles through the dis
semination Of articles in the press and
10y the sending on to President Rnosc-
relt from Hawaii of protests against
the Dole administration. Dole has
fcen charged with being the Governor
Of only few OF the Territory's citizens.
81 " ~ klilE 10. q t'llAlut's W b-llih ihthial-
petent and especially Of failing t.
harmonic the Republican factions"
When Governor Dole talked last night
Lorrin 4. Thurston, formerly Hawaiian
Minister to Washington and the leader
of the annexation movement. was with
him. Thurston Is a rich and prominent
lawyer of Honolulu, and has been the
strongest opponent of the Humphreys
crowd ana The supporter of the Dole
administration through thick and thin.
Thurston spoke out on the thar
luUny' proposition. THE cry OF the
Hnti-Dole people about lack of har-
mony is laughabc." said he. They are
the ones who have made all the fuss I'm
Hawaii and who keep agitating IN
hopes of gaining something for them
selves. II is a very simple matter ar
ter all. The so-called missionary
PARTY is in power. 1t represents the
Washington administration and is thor
oughly in sympathy with it. The other
fellows want the offices and are kick
ing hard for them. They want Dole out
that one OF them may get in"
ROOSEVELT is SATISFIED.
II have never received any intima-
ton that President Roosevelt is dissat-
iefed with my administration" said
Governor Dole. My official correspon-
dence with Washington has gone on
uninterruptedly during the last few
months and | have not been called on
to explain my actions. ] have tried to
administer the Territorial government
as the representative of no party or
faction
But you are "A Republican, Gov
inor?"
Il nave always been. but I hold that
when an executive is seated it is his
duty to lay aside all party affiliations
and act for ALL"
What about Sam Parker's alleged
statements that he was to succeed you
as Governor"
Il cannot say further than that
have understood that Mr.. Parker made
such limitations. The President has
The right to remove me at any time
without trial or explanation. / was ap-
POINTED by Mr.. Mckinley for four
years, and will not have served two I'M
til next June"
The Governor would not be drawn
out about his enemies. He evaded all
questions pointed that way, and sug-
gested the rainfall in the Islands or the
severity of the past winter as nice
reply to the question If il were not
Harold Sewall, formerly the American
Minister to Hawaii, who was the lead
er in the fight against him at Washing
ton. Sewall was a candidate for the
Governorship at the time Dole was ap-
pointed, and later was a special agent
Of the United States at Honolulu. He
has inherited a large fortune through
the death of his father, Arthur Sewall
of Maine, and Is the principal hacker of
Sam Parker for DOle's position.
WILL IMPRESS PRESIDENT.
Dole could not say why Judge Hum |
phreys or any of his friends had not |
come on the Sierra for Washington.
Humphreys and Gear were reported to |
be rushing there to cOunterbalance the |
influence OF Dole's presence. Dole said |
that hath NJ than hnI 10,