The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-10-24
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The Young Mems Republican Club
will take up the campaign on the Wa
terfront at once, and the first meeting
will be held today. There will De
sneakers attend at Brewers wharf az
noon and it is expected that there VIII
he a large meeting. Tomorrow there
will be an afternoon meeting, the hour
being 8 O'Clock, and the place the oio
Fishmarket wharf. These meetings
win be kept up until the end Of the
campaign.
There will be two large meetings TINS
evening. These will be at lsenDers
place at Waialae, and at Camp NO.
on Liliha street. The senators VIII
divide. so that they may reach the b
greatest number OF people.
The party which has been on tour
on the other side of this island return
ed yesterday, after most successful
meetings as far as Waikane. Iney l
mort that there is growing enthusiasm
! among the Hawaiian Republicans, and
| an oDening of the eyes of those VINO
are Home Rulers There will be
! largely Increased vote in every precinct
| clear down to Laie, and the chances
are that the Republicans, instead OF
being in a great minority, as they
wera two years ago, will split the vote
evenly. or even have slight maJoritles
everywhere. 4
HE VOTED FOR LINCOLN.
Mr.. Louis Beicke, who lives in Nuu-
anu valley. voted for Lincoln in 1860.
At the time he lived in PhoenixtoWn,
Oregon. ten miles from Jacksonville.
: Mr. Beicke puts in his claim as one OF
, the oldest voters in Hawaii
WAIKIKI VOTERS GATHER.
; More than 100 voters gathered at ka-
: nakanui's at Waikiki to listen to Re-
; publican orators, and the interest,"
shown in the meeting was SO strongly
Z in contrast to the meeting or MONDAY
> evening that the workers were greatly
encouraged by the enthusiasm display
D ed.
5 BEFORE the meeting was called to or
? der the auintette club of the young
= Mems Republican Club entertained the
y audience with songs, among them be-
: ing the one written by a blind leper
oirl which praises the Prince and the
- Republican party, as opposed to VIII
cox The best of feeling prevailed
! throughout, and every point made by
| the speakers was applauded by the peo-
pie who listened to every word uttereo.
Robert N Boyd was the chairman OF
the meeting and made the Introductory
! speeches, opening by telling the people
. of the necessity for action on their par
| to redeem the Territory from the stats
| into which it has fallen. He SAID ina
III If the Queen could be induced to speaE
on political action at this time, sns
would tell the people to stand Tor Tue
party which proposes to protect the IN
terests of all. He presented W. w
III Harris as the first speaker OF the even
ing. Mr. Harris began by telling O.
the treatment which is accorded to lep
ers in the United States, and told how
Senator Burton spoke of treating th'
local unfortunates should they come
under control of the Federal govern
ment.
Referring to the song written by tn'
blind girl, he asked if the voters would
fail to listen to her voice and send WI
cox back to Washington, and the croW'
answered mo" He closed with an ap
peal to the people to vote for Kaianla
naole and the entire ticket of the Re
publican party
ST. Chillingworth spoke of the man.
/ failures of the Home Rulers which nav
resulted in the undoing of the bushes
interests of the Territory He said TN
Republican party was entitled to trla
~ by the people on the showing OF tnel
platform to every plank of which IN
candidates stood pledged. He spok
with force upon the city and count
and the leper questions and arouse
much enthusiasm when he said the oes
performance of duty to country woul
-. be made when the people defeated WI
cox
gRA In presenting L. L. McCandless, Boy
90 said that ne was a man who had aloh
M for the Hawaiian people When WI
@ cox was elected and needed money
8 get TO Washington, the speaker DO
81 rowed for him $400 from the canoloa
81 for the senate. McCandiess SAID tn'
M the Home Rulers were constantly mi
ri leading the people when they told
@ the great strength of the Home Ru
"a party He called attention to the IA
81 that it had been alleged that the mort
ern end Of the island was composed
N 95 per cent Home Rulers. He said TN
M was incorrect The Home Rulers
said lad continually rnisrepresented Z
RI state of affairs to the people, ana u
M constantly concerning their work ~
- extent of this Misrepresentation he sa
E was known to the people themseiV
M and they will be defrauded the sar
"a way If they vote for the Home Rl
candidates again. He pleaded with [
people to come out of the darkness IN
the daylight. q
@I Frank Andrade asked the people,
Is you want good government and Wh
they answered Yes then he sa
vote the Republican ticket" He we
80 on to tell what the Home Rulers n
81 not DONE and wound up with an apps
@ for votes for the Prince and the ent
Ed Republican ticket.
M B. H Kelekolio one of the You
III Mems Republican Club orators, was