Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-12

a young man who was willing TO take
MP the standard of his party and beaI
1t ON anu mp to Victory. This shows
that the people are intent upon ad.
ganCing, Mr.. Andrews proceeded. This
indicates that the people realize that
they must follow President Roosevelt
III working for the development Of the
Territory along American lines. The
Republican party has stood for Ameri.
canism for many years-not the Amer.
icanism Of cheap Charlatanism. but
the AmCriCanism that has brought
America out of the thrOes OF great
war forty years ago to become what
We believe to be the greatest nation in
the world. DO not go into the party
whose face Is toward the sunset. but
stand for the party whose future
means the prosperity of the nation and
the highest development of these Isl.
suds. Let US go into this work with a
determination that we shall win.
All the People.
Mr. Robertson. in introducing the
next speaker, said IL was mistaken
idea that the Republican party was a
party for the white man and that the
hllt party was the party lOE
the natives. The Republicans mum.
bered among them some OF the most
intellectual and wealthy Of the Hawaii.
an people. Mr.. Kane. who would now
address them. was a worthy represent
alive Of his race.
$. X. Kane spoke Of the devotion
Of the people to their public interests
as illustrated by their attendance at
meetings without regard to rain and
mud that prevailed during the cam.
paign. He asked why the Home Rul,
ers had passed over the two Princes,
also representative Hawaiians like Ii.
likalani and Bush. to choose for their
candidate a man who had not even
registered as voter and was disquali.
fed to sit in the Legislature. Tho Re
pubGicans had chosen a young man,
reared and educated among them.
New Blood.
Abraham Lewis was introduced as
an able public speaker and esteemed
member of society. Here had been
here hut a short time and represented
the new blood which was bound to
rgreatly increase the strength OF the
Republican party at every succeeding
registration.
Mr.. Lewis said that It was well for
the men of the party to get together
and consult over the victory, for they
could thus talk Of the results of such
a success. The victory showed that
there was not a distinction of race or
color, OF utilization or class; all were
represented in the throng which gath.
cred to express their joy over the yer.
dict OF the ballots. The people know
that the Republican party Is the one
which will work. II Is the party
which will not fritteT away its time,
but will legislate wisely and well. The
election, too, shows the rising infiu.
ence OF the young men. On the Main.
land everywhere the young men are
coming to the front. In the late war
when father and son went from the
bench and desk and field to the battle
fields our young President was found
with a regiment Of young men about
him. men from the university and the
range. and their blood is sprinkled
over the battlefelds and The pages of
history for all time. When San Fran
cisco wanted a new charter. Il elected
young man for Mayor who saw the
business through creditably.
This community needed young men
Of good. rich, red blood. Who was
more fitted to represent the people
than a young man educated in their
schools? The election of Mr., Harris
showed that when the Republican par.
~ worked together 1t could win. II
was straw that showed how the Re.
publican could win the general cleo.
ton IN the fall. 1t showed that the
community realized the importance OF
being in sympathy with the Admins,
tration at Washington. The Territory
wants money for its harbors and other
public works. Mr. Lewis referred to