The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-15
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SENATOR cRABBE HEARD.

SENATOR CRABBE HEARD.
Senator Clarence Crabbe. who has
lone valiant service in every campaign,
| md who will be one OF the four year
term Senators according to the present
| measures, is one of the most earnest
advocates of harmony. He said. in
| conversation concerning the future.
| Yesterday: II am unqualifiedly for the
| harmonious getting together or the eie-
ments of the Republican party. / be-
lIeve this must and will come. 1 have
| often maintained that there should be
| No pickering over the appointments OF
i the President. believe every man
| should have. his right to his opinions.
i but officials OF the Government should
| be given hearty support by the rank
| and file OF the party. / am heartily OK
| the belief that there can be no sound
| argument in favor OF permitting others
| than Republicans to vote at primaries
| The selection OF the party leaders must
BE- in the hands OF those who have vot-'
ed the party ticket. and who nave
| shown their loyalty to the party. There
IL much hard work to be done in the
future for the good OF the party, and ii
will enlist the efforts OF every good
Republican. / believe there viii be
harmony and that IL will result in the
success of our party, for / am conf I
dent that We are gaining ground every !
day."
LANE LOOKS FOR PEACE.
John C. Lane. vice chairman of the /
Territorial committee, one of the
brightest young Hawaiian leaders of
the party, believes that there will come.
and soon. perfect harmony in the ranks
OF the party. He said: We must get
together and bury all differences There
n.
result only may we look for a future
OF success. am a new American citi-
zen, and am new to the politics OF my
country. II IL is the American plan
that only members OF a party may
have the right to vote at the primaries
of the party. then 1 am for that sys-
TEN. i can see why 1t would prevent
any capturing of the party machinery
by enemies OF its principles, and while
have not expressed any opinion on
the subject. L will be in favor of that
plan which governs in American poll
tics"
MR.. WATERHOUSE TALKS.
81 can see no point at which the Ad-
vertiser's plan for harmony can be at
tackled by a Republican said Mr..
Henry Waterhouse yesterday. 'It en-
braces basic principles of party faith
and / believe it will be the means OF
bringing together the various factions
OF the party. We must have harmony
IL we would win the election this fall.
We cannot hope to put through our
candidates if there is any division
among Republicans and If the members
Of the party look into the proposals /
believe they will find them the basis for
agreement Later there may
arise conditions which will necessitate
)ther points being added, but for the
present the principles enunciated are
sufficient to give the party good
chance for harmony and victory.
Things are looking well for us and we
must keep them so. You have struck
popular note and i believe 1t will
please the majority OF the voters"
WANTS PEACE AND QUIET.
Mr.. c. NJ. Cooke said that he had
lot given the matter great thought. but
hat he was for harmony, of course
lie believed. however that it was not
wise to keep politics to the front all
he time, but the next two months
hould be given to peace and quiet
Without continuing the struggle OF q
ampaign.
DISCUSS PARTICU-l
LARS.
VIII E. Fisher, who has heretofore
AIKEN some part in politics. said that
e was all the time for harmony in
be ranks OF the party. He did not,
owever, wish to discuss particulars at ,
ne present time.
HARMONY WITH A RATCHET. .
Col. ]. H Soper is thoroughly In SYM
athy with any movement that will
-oduce harmony in the party. II want
see the party harmonized.'' said he
afternoon. IF we want to 6
: successful in the next election we \
ust have harmony. 1 have not given q
le Advertisers harmony platform !
Ireful study yet, and cannot give an
Union just now upon it. There are c
me elements in the party that want s
be harmoniZed. but does IL occur to {
EN- that they can effect harmony by n
anding or and cursing Dole? TheyI
ant Dole removed and they think by -
5 removal they will effect harmony.
1t what II Sewall had been appointed I
,vernor. and he had failed to support rec
2 commercial interests OF Hawaii. SUI
n others demanded that he he da.