The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-04-15

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holds. when two are joined there are
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COL. FISHERS VIEWS.
/ col II Eisber secre,arv NJ tho
par,,biIc,n ,rarri,oriaI COMMITTEES ono
%, tha hardas, ,yorlar. 81 IN. recon,
camnaipn' said Yesterday. "There can
mo no difference on tho noint OF LOYALTY
60 an annointee or a victorious candi-
date. There are always honest differ
ences as TO the qualities OF two candi-
dates. There are always men VINO 90
not think alike, That is fundamental.
But the republican party mere aoes
abide by the choice OF the President
for the Governorship. There are some
who do not come into line, but the Re
publican party STANDS soiluiy pthihu
the acts OF the PRESIDENT
~ is the Intention OF every one or
the leaders or the republican party, so
far as ] know to provide that there
shall be an oath or pledge mat the vot,
er at primary Is a republican, voted
the ticket at the last election or mas
~ orpanizatinns before he is hermit ed
to cast his vote. That Is what We all
want. Before we had no grounds on
which to make a test; now we have,
and we will make it. certainly.
mo party wants the courts mixed up
with politics. Every one wants to Sc
justice administered free from every
kind of influence. What we wanted
here from the first was an American
system. We want then the system of
jures and courts which is American.
II am for city and county govern
ment. / was reared in city and had
known that kind OF government all my
life, until | came here. and l want to
see II here"
THE VOICE OF FACTION
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int.ryiex to the Adyertiser for ths
, purpose of discussing grounds for Re.
, publican harmony: Il will not be seen
! nor will | talk with any member Of the
> Advertiser staff. | have quit reading
the Advertiser since the last campaign
| have expressed in the Bulletin my
idea of the Advertisers view OF har
. mony, and l have nothing to say.
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: CHAIRMAN KENNEDY TALKS.
IA Kenn ,dy chairman of tho Re
pubIican Territorial COMMITTEES. wa.
asked TO give his Views as TO tho har
, monizinr the Republican party fac
1 tons on the Man outlined in the Ad
l vertiser MIR Kennedy said he had no
vet considered the matter 10 the ex
!. tent that he could express an opinion
1 thereon. He thought the time was TOO
: soon after the incidents or the pas
o week ieaclhS up To ana ihcluulns elec
= uon uay' ana the day lono"ihg, u
prlng such matter up Tor discussion
re suggested mat sometime petWeet
Y the present ana the GATE OF the Repup
lican territorial convention there wouiC
= De more opportune tiine IN when u
lay the matter before the republican
3 party managers. He added That III