The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-10-20
KUHIOON MAUI ISLAND .
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helps to appoint Gear second Judge of
oahu; nominated Caypless third judge
for oahu; forced Caypless and Ng Mon
War, Chinaman, on the Home Rule
ticket on oahu. 1t seemed that he low
ed Wilcox first and his pocket-book to
be full of money next. dts a toss up
which he loves better prince). He
stated that Washington people have
been stuffed full of our ignorance and
our inability to run our own country.
Our first legislature did not help to
dispel those ideas, and on top of that
brings in a Chinaman, man of the
despised race in Manufacturing him
out as a candidate to go to the legis-
lature to make laws for us-this was
just as much as proclaiming to the
whole world that Hawaiians We're real
ly unable to rule themselves Let us
repudiate this notion, elect the Candi-
dates on the Republican ticket, and
show the world that we are an intelli-
gent people notwithstanding Wilcox
and his gang to the contrary.
Wilcox says he loves The kanakas
why the effort to Americanize Hawaii
with 20OO American families? Why the
effort to have the plantations cut up
into 40-acre lots and parceled out to
| these farmers The trouble is, Wilcox
! is led by the nose by the carpet-bag-
| gers in the country who are trying to
/ destroy the country and it's benefits,
and have them come in and line their
pockets on our ruin Two thousand
! Americans here mean 1000 voters after
| years residence, with them and 9TH
| ers Of the same sort who viii follow
close on their heels, where will you be?
| Let us stick to those whom we know
! have large interests here, work to-
gether to develop our country and we
will reap golden harvests.
wilcox has been preaching County
Act as a ballot bait. Why does he not
| have the Organic Act changed so that
the Hawaiian language is permissible?
! If the County Act is passed, how many
| of us here understand enough Eng
| fish to hold government positions? n
! great many of our most intelligent Ha-
waiians would be barred out.
Then again Wilcox has been saying
that the reason why he did not get
anything for Hawaii was because the
! Republicans here have been pekapeka-
! g-interfering-w his work. This
is not so. But if it were so, then why
send him? Do you think that we would
stop pekapekaing if he goes again
Does he mean to say that pekapeka is
more powerful than his wOrk2 The
fact is, Hawaii has sent man of nc
! standing there, no party affiliations;
yes, more, a man with no principles
and he got nothing, and So long a we
send a man of such calibre to Wash
ington, we will get nothing. l fully
believe that the United States is ready
to grant us manifold benefits, but she
will wait until we send a man who has
the confidence of the business commu.
nifty, and the credentials of the Repub.
lican party before she will grant Il.
our share.
Look at oklahoma, Arizona, etc.
they sent Republican candidates t
Washington, and they secured million.
, of dollars appropriation for their ter
ritories. Porto Rico with only a com,
missioner but a Republican, got a larg,
slice, Hawaii nothing"
He spoke at length on the Leper bill
and the modern Judas-WilcoX. No
only of the heartlessness of Wilcox il
wishing to sacrifice his people but ais,
of the fact that it, the American leper'
came here. there would be some NOR,
voters to cOunterbalance the Hawaiian
votes.
He gave out blow after blow RICH
= from the shoulder, and they told. Tn,
, Home Rule rank in Lahaina is broker
up, and the people are digestng tn,
, political food. The prolonged applause
he received during his remarks and tn,
serious discussions of his speech afte
all was over all point to his election il
= Lahaina at the coming election. Hi
heart to heart talk with the NATIVES
opened their eyes to misrepresentation
, of facts.
His tour through the district has beer
one of triumph At Kaanapali, Homo
lua, HonOkOhau, KahakulOa and Wal
hee, the natives turned out en- masse I,
greet and to hear him. At Waikiki,
big reception was accorded him. full,
1900 being present to greet him.
p At Pulehu, Kula and at Kapalaia h
I spoke briefly to the natives and toll,
them facts which caused expressions 0
] wonder.
At Hamakuapoko, fully coo peop
turned out to meet him, among then
being great many Home Rulers from
adjacent districts. His talk to then
opened their Wilcox tar-coVered eyes
this is an expression used by a promi
nent Home Ruler in his speech las
I highland it is safe to say that Ha
makuapOkO will still be the banne
Republican precinct on Maui. Thu
local candidates as well as Judge Kalui
Judge KepOikai, j. Hapai Nui, former
ly a Democrat now a strong Republican
NawauhOlO, a Home Rule leader nov
with his eyes opened, spoke and if tn,
Republican party does not carry at tn,
next election 1T win not be on accoun
of lack of facts.
The Prince goes on to Huelo this
morning and will go on to Keana,
where he will speak tonight. He is il
excellent health and spirits, and is
standing the fatiguinG trip on Mau
very well,
The Princess and her party are al
Waikiki She is enjoying her stay on
Maui
SATURDAYS SPORTS.