Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-01-06
Policy Of the President
RATIFIED BY
People at a Mass Meeting

The policy Of President Roosevelt
as expressed in his message to Con-
gress, received hearty approval at the
hands of the three hundred or more
present at the grand ratification meet
ing of the Home Rule Republican party
in the drill shed Saturday night, when
the following resolution was unani.
adopted by the giving of three
hearty cheers:
\ Whereas, The message of Presi- y
= dent Roosevelt to the Congress OF =
= the United States is replete with =
= recommendation which, while in =
\ tended for the nation at large =
\ would, If embodied in legislation. =
= be of incalcuable benefit to this =
: Territory in its future develop =
\ ment: and =
Y Whereas. the recommendation =
= regarding this Territory are of a =
\ character contemplated to de-
= yelop the highest type of citizen
\ ship through a home environ =
= ment in accord with our claims =
= to civilization and Christianity. =
= Now, therefore, be II resolved, =
\ That we, the citizens and voters =
= of the Territory Of Hawaii in mass =
= meeting assembled, do heartily =
= and Loyalty endorse the recon- y
\ mendations in the Presidents =
\ message relative to wage-earn- =
= ers, immigration, forest reserves. =
= national control and development =
\ of water storage for irrigation, a =
\ Pacific cable and an interoceanic =
\ canal. =
\ Resolved, That in his recon- \
\ mendations referring directly to =
\ this Territory the President has =
\ outlined policy which meets =
\ with the unbounded support Of all y
\ Americans in these Islands re- =
\ gardless OF race or political affili- y
\ atoms. \
y Resolved, That we pledge our =
\ united and concerted action in y
erecting in this Territory such y
\ traditional American system of y
government as will do credit to y
thS SitiG'hs VI ila"dii anu sup
port the recommendations OF our
PRESIDENT.
BE 1t further resolved, That y
copy OF these resolutions be Tor '
= warded to the President through =
our Delegate in Congress. \
Meeting Opens.
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J. 7. Tannatt Speaks.
The first speech of the evening wal
by J. Tappan Tannatt who spoke a
follows:
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