The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-08-08


ness only "a state what he thinks uf
the representative. lie said. when h.
was IN Washington be was Informed
that Emmeiuth has persuaded ~ ka-
lauoknlnni. J. A. Akina, y. W. Beckley
and others not 90 rc-ci.ct me 40 del
cgntc and because he did not succeed
u therefore turned he upon kaiauuka-
LIANT az his victim. He wanted kaiauo-
kalani not TO be- leader FOR the party
Because ~ the stated reasons. there
for, II is very desirable to put him out
Of the Home Rule party lie II the
very man that was upheld By II. Ka-
lauOkalani who was nearly drowned In
the hands Of robbers In time past but
now he wanted to run against his
saviour. a man like this, who can
betray his friend. he can even betray
the people" Therefore, Wilcox and
kalauokalani decided not to have any
thing to do with him. even talk With
him. and Emneluth IL barred entirely
out of the Home Rule party.
COMPLIMENTS FOR BOYD.
AZ We looked into what Hon. James
II. Boyd has done in regard of the work
rendered for the streets in Honolulu
and also the employing of the Hawaii
an boys and girls in his department,
we appreciate them for which We ex-
lenN our tldIhs 10 nm. IL seems noun
ing OF the kind could De- found in the
world, therefore Hawaii is the best
MISCELLANEOUS EXTRACTS.
Who got the free franchise for the
people? Delegate Wilcox.
Mrs. Robert w. Wilcox gave a poi
supper in honor of Hon. Dennis Flynn.
Hon. Dennis Flynn returned from the
Volcano by the Kinau. He enjoyed his
trip very much.
Who sent Delegate Wilcox to Wash
ington, u. c., to work for the fran
chise? The Hui Kalaiaina.
Delegate Wilcox entertained Hon,
Dennis Flynn, Delegate of Oklahoma,
before his departure for Kauai.
Who assisted Delegate Wilcox to get
the free franchise for the people? The
members Of Congress and Edgar Cay
pese.
The Advertiser is counting the chick
ems before the eggs hatch. You will
have to wait till the clouds roll by
when you will get ahead OF Wilcox.
Sure, Eela,
We are sorry TO see that the young
advanced politicians are still in the
dream land; but hope they will soon
return to their destination. Better late
than never.
King Kalakaua showed that he had
in declaring on all occasions that the
increase of the people is the chief pur-
pose OF his reign.
Delegate Wilcox's private secretary.
D. Ealauokalani, Jr, is peach when
he makes speeches. Wela ka Hao!
Sure Kela! The Home Rulers takes
the cake every time.
The Republicans are bowling for IA
Delegate to Congress. Delegate Will
4, &. inc, a., ln,, ,,I,, ,,,,l,
licans or Democrats. That don't worry
his Uranium. That don't worry his
Uranium.
The first thing the Home Rulers will
do is to press the county and municipal
bills in the next Legislature. When
this hills is passed it will be a great
salvation for the people, and 1t will also
mean prosperity.
We beg our readers to read our neigh
Dor, the Advertiser. This neighbor Of
ours is really so very amusing, by rea-
son of his absurdities in saying that
Delegate Wilcox did not do a thing in
Congress. We call our neighbours at
tentiOn to the records of Congress, and
if they cannot find Delegate Wilcox
name ana his bills, with his naked eyes,
put your glasses on.
The Governors Cabinet must be re-
spected and also his secretary, and they
should always appear with the Gov
ernor in every state occasion. We did
not see this at the 4th of July ball The
members Of the Cabinet and their wives
were not there. l presume they We're
not good enough. as they and their
wives are all Hawaians. This is not
right.
In the morning smarty of July Goth
in the locals, it said Wilcox and Ka-
lauokalani, who We're stumping Kauai
he. nj artx "A
to De meeting with much less enthusi-
asm than was accorded them in the
first campaign. This little article Of
jealousy is not true. as we have re-
ceived letters from Kauai that the peo-
I pie there received them all with open
arms, and grand luaus We're given ev-
erywhere in honor Of the Delegate.