The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-19
DEMOCRATS
STAND FAST.
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( taken, and the conference was doJoui II
| ed, the members deciding that they
shall get together later for the purpose
of further discussion.
FOURTH PRECINCT CAUCUS.
| Fourth Precinct, Fourth District
members of the Republican D1str1ct
Committee met last evening for infor-
! NAL conference as to the action OF the
members in nominating convention. 1t
is the intention to hold several similar
meetings for the purpose of finding just
the opinion of the members to candi-
dates, so that the precinct members
NAV enter the convention for the no
mination of legislators ready to act as
a unit. None of those present Woulo
discuss the names brought before the
caucus, as there is no intention to form
a slate, only to settle the question or
! the most available men for nomlna-
ton.
! MAUI NOMINEES.
Delegate Wilcox and Senator kaiau-
okalani were on the street yesterday
after their return from Maui, Wnere
! they held a series of meetings and nam
ed the candidates who will struggle for
election to the legislature. Delegate
Wilcox said that he was perfectly sat
isfied with conditions and that MS
meetings were entirely to his liking. AL
! the convention at Waikiki on Satur-
day the following were nominated Tor
| the legislature:
For Senator-William White.
For Representatives-F. w. Beckley,
C.. l.. Kookoo, Solomon Kawaihoa,
Wailehua, ]. X. Hihio.
ATTACKS IAUKEA.
The current issue of Home Rule, the
Wilcox organ, thus opens up on Col
Iaukea:
| 'The little snake of Waialua talks
with a Wish-bone in his mouth lie
saws he takes issue and resents the
statement that the electorate (meanlng
| thereby the Hawaiian voter) is IRE
sponsible'; he says, 1 know you VIII
point to the utter incompetence ana
failure of our Delegate to properly
maintain the high position of his off1ce.
On this score I have no defence to
offer. With heads bowed in shame, L
admit you surely can expect such
language from this little snake, as he
, is nothing but white-washed Hawai-
! ian; he cares not for this country. and
people.
He is one of those animals that has
rope tied to his nostrils and is led
here and there to suit the field. He is
! one of those that will give up his birth
right for the sake of a few beans. Ii
I am not mistaken, he has already done
SO.
Now all this talk about the Dele
gates incompetency is all 'bosh.'
IDelegate Wilcox has done a great deal
for this country and people, and has
Ndone/a great deal now. What, has this
little white-washed Hawaiian done for.
his country and people, can any one
tell? He bolted away from the ones
who showed him up to the world and
who educated him and who put him in
high positions; he loves nothing but the
Almighty Dollars, this ungrateful be-
ing He never thanked the ones who
put him in high position and gave him
a name as he was not known in days
gone by but as a retainer for some or
the Chiefess now living, but the King
fancied him in his younger days and
took him up and made something of
him, but after the Kings death he
thought he was a little god, and ran
off where he is now, a white-washed
Hawaiian No Hawaiian cares for him;
no Hawaiian talks good of him, as he
is a snake to his countrymen.
Delegate Wilcox got the franchise
for his people. Was it this little snake
of Waialua? Delegate Wilcox got five
Senators elected for the Home Rulers.
Was it this little white-washed Hawai-
ian of Waialua?
Delegate Wilcox got the commission
ers to come down to the Territory OF
Hawaii to investigate every thing in
the Territory. Was it this little snake
of Waialua?
"Delegate wilcox was the first one
who wanted the municipal and county
governments in the Territory. Was it
1iffIa Hawaiian snake of Waia-
lua?
He better keep perfectly cool, as he
is nothing but a traitor to his country
and people. This little white-washed
Hawaiian had better look into the
Congressional records of Washington,
D. c., and put his eye-balls on the
pages and look for Delegate Wilcox's
name and find out what he has done
for his people and country, and not
talk through his hat. He has an idea
that the Capitol is a small place and
that it will take but day to get ac-
quainted with all the members of both
Houses. 1t takes a long time to get
introduced to the members, as they are
so many and they are always busy.
ct presume he is so ashamed of the
Delegates inocmpe tency because he
fought for his country and his rights,
and for justice, and also he fought to
restore his Queen on the throne. On!
what a shamei
"I could imagine seeing him hanging
his head with shame on account of the
Delegates incompetency.
Delegate Flynn has told several
people here during his stay that Dele
gate Wilcox has been a faithful man
to his country and people, and has done
all he could at Congress- and even on
his sick bed, and that he thinks that
the Delegate has not been treated right
by the people here"
WILCOX'S MAUI SPEECH.
81 went to the United States Con-
gress as has been explained by my
secretary, as your Delegate. 1t was the
only one of the 355 members of that
august body that came beyond the
seas. This body represents eighty
millions of people, so you can see the