Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-19

and make amends by paying her in cash
L hope the queen will get this money. but
| do not say she will. We should always
walt until the tree bears fruit until we talk
about the fruit. OF course. she will not be
reinstated. but will get her equivalent in
crown lands or money. The black-hearted
missionaries are against her. 1 suppose If
she gets the money you will say that the
you did,
A Proxy.
mo, God did it, but 1 was His speaker.
1 want all the delegates to tell every one
to stick to the home rule party. Now the
missionaries do 1t all. and we have little TO
say Let the ayes show the vote. 1 want
a two-thirdS vote In the next legislature:
then we can put our bills through
Last year the other side had all the
money; we had only the heart Let US still
maintain this heart. If they offer you any
money take 1t, but vote for the home rule
Let us have all the senators home rule If
We can. So much the better.
No Profit in Extra Session.
why. let him do it. We have the power in
the house. Dole is only like a statue. OF
course everything Is not entirely satisfac-
tory in the house, but 1 am willing to re-
turn and try hard to do what can. If we
win the next legislature let us try and push
things through. Let US do 1t all In forty
days. There are only 500 for the legisla-
tors anyway. We do not want any extra
session
About this homestead law. We want
forty or fifty acres. not twenty; no man can
go ranching on twenty acres. 1t is hardly
big enough for a rat. What do want forty
acres for? To drink milk. We are Ameri-
cans now and we want to drink milk with
the rest of the Americans.
In the United States the niggers are
slaves. They are not like us or the Indians
who are treated as white men. They are
an inferior race, a low class composed OF
the worst people who do terrible things
We do not wish to mix with such a class
and we are not compared with them except
by only few missionaries.
A bag of Money"
81 know there is friction in our party,
and that by and by means fire. Let us
pour oil on the parts that are rubbing to-
gether. l am going to be here in February
to see If that bag of money with which
they are going to bride us is here. After
We secured then we'll be happy. They
think they can push US all down because
they are rich and we are poor.
After / get the homestead act through
to give you all a piece of land see that you
do not sell or mortgage it. Keep it for
yourselves.
Il have spoken much about this home
stead act in Washington. auG | was advised
to see that the local Legislature altered
conditions to conform with those on the
mainland
Congress "Gentlemen's Place"
Taylor of Colorado said that he would
help US if we always had a native delegate
to Congress. That is a gentlemen's place
and people should behave themselves there
as gentlemen. There Is no piikia there; 1t
is all here.
Il invite the committees to go with me
on a tour from Kauai to Hawaii, so that ]
can tell the people what l have done.
want you all to give my respects to the
country who mainly helped me to win.
There is no nation like us. Ninety per cent
of us are able to read and write, while In
other nations only forty per cent can do
so.
Il am sure that Christ will be with us
and rule in the next legislature Already
have sent to West Point young Lyman and
young Hons. l want a native boy there
and some day, 1 may or may not be living
then. We shall see native admiral on the
Pacific coast" Great applauSe).