The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-10

overwhelming majority and tine Home
Rulers and that section of the Demo
Gratis who were $50 eager to side iu with .
Home Rulers, can now sit down and eN-
plain the reasons for their being beaten
If they can find any listeners TO their
drool The figures are SN1 votes for
Harris. Republican. and GA votes for
Drier Home Rule and Democrat. The |
Republican voters have knocked out |
two parties, the Home Rulers who know |
not what they want save a hand i'm the .
treasury vaults and the Democrats or
rather only a section of the party which .
was willing to side with the Home .
Rulers. How small that section was is .
evidenced by the vote. The Democrats .
who voted with the Home Rule party |
are utterly discredited with their own |
party. They can enjoy their position.
The object of the ant-Bepublicans was
really to descredit Governor Dole. To
the Home Rule leaders. not necessarily
to their followers. Governor Dole is as
red rag to bull You have only to
mention the word Dole" to John En-
meluth, even under your breath, and
then hear him roar like an angry bull. |
But one must remember that the Hon
orabIe Representative can hardly be
now cIassed as leader since his party
turned MIN ana ms 'anuluale MT
L'Ie"uSlee uo"H SoluIS' "HeIler MI
nv ''S d ~.
J." '"7' 0''li'''s"' N"uIu I"'Her nave
been turned down as he was by the
party 10 "loI" ne "ao gone over as /"
'"e' vi '''''.' nv "ou'u ia
pIeIe'Ie" 10 pe 'u'"eu GOWN by 'He
'o'e'S as august DIeIe' mas oeeH' re-
mains lol ''iii'Sell an" MI EIl'I''el u'H
10 se''Ie'
ne nome I'"'e p"pe'S ana 'ne rome
l'uIe speakers Ioi one can eliminate
Tue Dsi'"'I"lS' VINO mostly apSIalIe"
Ir"I" Young OF voted I"f the hepuoneah
''""'""Ie' nave alOellpleu TO Sho" IH'
U"p"pu'a'I'N OF D"Ie ana OF ms party
i'll ms own district could there ne
greater ueIeaI ihah mas happened TO
tIeSe people Governor DoIe Is not
mere ne 10 '"ouS"""S Oh H'IIeS away
ne mas "o' carried Oh any campaign IoI
"'.'Ss'I' Ou' !" Spl'e Oh V"IS MS as
Lri'l mas plIed up majority nearly SIX
uihes as great as II was at the last
elec'lon' Ihls certainty uoeS not lPok
IKE any lack Oh popularity III the gov
ernor. In his own district, which his
foes invaded with wonderful flourish
of trumpets and rolling of drums, he
has shown the enormous increase in his
popularity and the confidence that the
voters repose in him. His enemies We're
beaten horse, foot and artillery.
But the discrediting Of Governor Dole
was not the only scheme which was be-
ing tried by the Home Rulers. Their
main point was an extra session where
they could sduander the tax payers
money and line their own pockets. Al
ter such a session as our last, the
Home RuIe members got taste OF easy
gotten cash. winch they sun banker al
Ter ana some Oh them nave never re-
turned TO work put pro"i rouhu the puf-
heus or the Capljol building with hopes
for the future.
If one remembers correctly Represen-
tative Emmeluth has stated that if this
election was held. and it went against
his party, he would, and others with
him. retire from politics, Of course
every one who read Mr. Emmeluths
statements took them for what they
We're worth. He never meant that he
would retire from politics He thought
he would win. He can now retire or
not as he pleases. He certainly has "a
political grave very wide. open.
the Home Rule party has received a
DloW from Whlch II never can recover
Ihe Vasanes or the pander log legisla-
lure nave eHectuaAy SHOWN the deIuded
voters what an utterly incapable set Of
men were elected last time They do
not intend to make similar mistake