Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-28

He showed much ability in the convention,
has strong following and may run well
for delegate,
John Wise was one OF the speakers. Wise
was democrat in the last campaign. He
was one of Hawaifs delegates to the demo-
cratic national convention, and is the man
whose vote carried that party's national
dSded for the Il W which p1 wns Wse
switched to the home rule party months
ago He told of Wilcox's broken agreement
IN hery speech. He remarked that he
couldn't associate with such men. LAS for
George Markham. he said. referring to one
OF Whcoxs leaders, he is a bloody snake"
Violent TVituperation.
II don't care i'll both are in this house
now, said Delegate Moses Kaaikaula, con-
Guiding similar denunciation, for will
tell them to their faces that they are not
men, but are low-hved liars, and God never
forgiveS such men,
Amid cries of kill the snake" J. K. Ma
Rookie declared that both Wilcox and Kali
auokalani were snakes, while Kalauokani
was both a thief and a snake. What kind
of man is kalauokalani? A thief and a
snake Bipikane also thought that the two
We're snakes. They were poisonous ones,
in his view of the matter, and Kalauokal-
ami was bribe-taker, while Wilcox was a
ioW-llVed character, q bad man and a fool
i9i ieeuei- GtidtoT mamma aSTeSu anu lie
hoped that Wilcox and Kalauokalani will
go down into the dirt where they belong"
New Party Formed.
The day after this caucus there were con-
ferences, and for several days representa-
tives of the two factions discussed their
differences. The upshot of the matter was
that Prince Cupid and his followers started
a new party, which they named the Hui
kuokoa' non-partisan party. They pro
pose to hold convention. Already they
nave CHOSEN the prince for the president OF
their party and it is generally thought that
he Will be nominated for delegate to Con-
gress. A combination of this new party
with the democrats is a strong probability.
Present opinion in Honolulu inclines to the
view that the bolt of the prince and his fol
lowers will prove fatal to Delegate VIII
cox.
Ex-Queen Liliuokalani arrived from San
Francisco the day after the boilers made
their detection permanent by organizing a
new party. 1t is conceded that she Will be
a strong influence in the election. CUPID
success will depend much on the stand she
takes in the matter
Caypless Regrets He is White.
Edgar Caypless, who is known in Wash
ington, having spent most of this year
there, part of the time a candidate Tor
a judgeship in Hawaii, was quite proml-
nent feature of the convention. He was
secretary of the senate of Hawaii last time
Caypless was the only white man to be
heard In the convention a any length
Caypless is as strong home ruler as any
native, and seems to even regret that ms
color is white, in his enthusiasm for VIII
cox. He strongly eulogized the delegate s
work at Washington. In one part OF his
address, referring to the commissioners of
the senate who are coming here from
Washington, he said: Il told them a ka-
naka was the most honest part Of the
American community. l said that to draw
attention to you. l want the party to be
unanimous l am white, but you must re-
member l can't help it. If you don't like
me because 1 am haole, remember that l
am not missionary"