The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-12
SHOUTS Of
KILL The
SNAKE

publicanS, and more especially the ma
| oles in the first Territorial campaign.
| was turned back last night upon the
men who had sanctioned the use of the
phrase. Almost every speaker shouted
xiii the Snake, Kill the Snake!" while
referring to Wilcox and Kalauokalarii,
and other like epithets were used to
express their feelings toward the men.
Prince Cupid rose supremacy to the
occasion. He listened quietly TO the
fiery denunciations of Wilcox and Ia
lauokalani and when at last he was
called upon TO speak he cautioned his
followers against taking action hastily.
He advised patience and fair play. He
did not wish TO see his people dis
united. but he felt keenly the position
in which he had been placed by the
men who after shaking hands with
him had deliberately broken faith, not
only with him but with all the Hawa-
ian people. and although he said he
did not care for the honor of being sent
TO Washington as the Delegate from
Hawaii, yet he said he could not again
train with Wilcox and Kaiauokalani
This left it open to his followers to
express their true sentiments by vot-
| ing in favor of the resolution calling
| for the appointment of the committee,
| which Will probably by Monday night
have formed a new party.
| THE PROCEEDINGS IN DETAIL.
| The meeting was called to order at s
| o'clock by j. II. Nakookoo, who had is
sued the call for the gathering Prince
Cupid's entry into the hall about this
! time called for three loud cheers and
a tiger While Wilcox's entry about the
same time was unheralded and ne took
seat near a window in an adjoiaing
room without hardly so much as the
clasp of hand. Among those present
were: j. X. Nakookoo, John Emme-
luth. Bipikane, Carlos Long, Shanks
| Mossnlan, John Baker, Sol MeheuIa, s.
K. Kaloa, John Markham, Emil T.
| Dreier, Senator David Kanuha, j. M
Poepoe, George l.. Desha, John Wise
Palau, EWaliko, Archie Mahaule Da-
vid kupihea. Colonel w. H. Cornwell
George Kaia, Piianaia John Bowler
'Nolte" kreuger, John Wise, Joe Clark
Moses Kaaikaula and c. Andrews.
Piianaia was appointed chairman and
Nakookoo secretary. The chairman an
nounced that on Thursday all We're Home
rulers and last night they We're apart
from the original body and We're to de-
termine what platform they would stand
upon John Wise then announced the
reason the meeting was being held and
summarized the objects for which he
Home Rulers were all fired out of the
party. We are going to try to work to-
gether for the benefit of our country
We are now trying to amend the new
constitution TO replace the old one. We
did not quit the party because we were
down on them or because they did not
agree with us the new constitution
We stayed here in this hall the other
night from eight to twelve and amended
me constitution We also had a meeting
the night after with Wilcox and KaIau-
okaianl so as to arrive at a better under
standing with them. But after that
meeting Wilcox and KalauokaIani tried
70 steal cur rights and change the CON
stltutfcn Both the old and the new CON
stltution will be in the Aloha Alma TO-
morrow See which is right and which
is wrong of the two
Prince Cupid now has a letter in his
pocket written to Laie by Northumberland
speaking in bad terms of the Prince and
MS gang That letter shows what kind
or men Wilcox and KaIauokslani are
They sent that letter to Laie to ini,Ire
ffnce Curfd. Kalauokalani has no more
right TO rule the party. The young peopIe
no" are trying to doctor the diseases
when the old men and the false leaders
campaign W
Now as to Prince Cupid What does
ne care Tor additional honors or for
money; he has both. He is only put
ING hlinseH INTO this party to help the
people along all he can Tt is not for fbo
sake of the honor and money ~ vnr
thlnk the Prince has done wrong. Won
can all walk home and go back to the
otner side (Cries of No, Nor).
am sorry that we broke away from
.e IioIhe RUE party for 1 dreamed that
we were going forward to sure victory.
nut now l think we would fail because
win men ike them CWilcox and Kalauo-
HaianD' we would not deserve to win. |
God mates them. What are we going TO !
90? eW don't want to ioin the Ren,bli |
can because we have abused tbo,1. No |
oont want to join the Democrats for we |
nave abused them neither do we want |
10 Join the Home Rulers because thew |
hght u.s. If the Republicans put in good |
men let Us vote for the good men and |
the same with Democrats and Home |
Rulers. out if the Home Rulers put up |
men like Kalauokalani and Markham. |
don't vote for them. We must get to-
Rether and build platform, little by |
little.
Home Rulers until they fire Kalauokalani |
ONT and take up with our constitution
As Tor George Markham. he is a bloody |
snaEe Bipikane shouted kill the |
SnekeD "Kalauokalani and his gang
broke their promises right in this room
and also broke their oath at the Or
oheum What's the use of staying with
such men?' (Cries of None, NonerO
Moses kaaikaula made denunciatory
speech against the delegate and the lead
or Il am one who is in favor of having
wilcox and + alaGokalani kicked OUT he
BEGAN and there was tremendous applause
Fhe other evening they made the big
COST error that ever was committed
when they asked the prince to forgive
them and shook hands with black hearts
8p0lause). What will the people think
~ them? 1 will tell them what they
have done. They have been throwing
f'rt into the peoples eyes. I don't care
Z both are in this house now, for I will
ten them to their faces that they are not
r1en. but are low-lived liars and God
never forgives such men,
Fwaliko IF Hilo made hit when he
sid he would prevent the people of his
district from listening to Wilcox and
Z a'aHokalani if they came around there
70 get votes. ''My people have sent me
bore" he began. $50 that L could see |
what was going on. but if this is the way
Wilcox ard KalauokaIani are going to |
oarrv on things with lies and everything
7~"edv. will go back and tell my people