The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-10-24

largely Increased vote In every precinct
clear down 10 l.aie. and t,1e chances
are that the Republicans. instead OF
being in a great minority. as they
were two years ago. will split the vote
evenly. OF even have slight majorities
everywhere.
HE VOTED FOR LINCOLN.
Mr.. Louis Beicke. who lives in Nun
anu valley. voted for Lincoln In 1860
At the time he lived In PhOenixtown
Oregon. ten miles from Jacksonville
Mr.. Beicke puts In his claim as one OF
the Oldest voters in Hawaii
WAIKIKI VOTERS GATHER.
More than 100 voters gathered M Ka-
nskanui's al Waikiki To listen to Re
publican orators. and the interest
shown IN the meeting was 30 strongly
in contrast 90 tine meeting of Monday
evening that the workers were greatly
encouraged by the enthusiasm display
ed.
Before the meeting was called 90 or
. der the quiItette club OF the Young
I Mems Republican club entertained the
audience with songs. among them be-
ing the one written by a blind Ieper
]
Eepubiica1 party. ag opposed 10 Will
cox. The test ~ feeling prevailed
throughout. ard every point made by
the speakers WAS applauded by the peo-
pie who listened 20 every word uttered.
Robert ~ Boyd was tho chairman Of
the meeting and made the Introductory
apeeches. opening by telling the people
II the necessity for action on their part
TO redeem the Territory from the state
} into which IL has fallen. He said that
. IL the Queen could be- induced TO speak
on political action at this time. she
! would tell the people 20 stand for the
party which proposes TO protect the in
t"rcsts Of all He presented W. w.
Harris 80 the first speaker II the even
ing. SIR. Harris tegan by telling Of
the treatment which Is accorded to lep-
ers IT. the United States and told how
Senator Burton spoke Of treating the
local UrfOrtunates should they come
under control Of the Federal govern
merit
Referring 10 the song written by the
blind girl, he asked IL the voters would
fail ~ listen TO her voice and send Will
cox back To Washington, and the crowd
answered no" He closed with an APP
peal 10 the people to vote for KalaDia-
naole and the entire ticket Of the Re-
publican party.
4. Il. Chillingwortb spoke Of the many
failures Of the Home Rulers which have
resulted In the undoing Of the business
Interests Of the Territory. He said the
, Republican party was entitled to a trial
by the people on the showing Of their
platform TO every plank OF which the
. candidates stood pledged. He spoke
with force upon the city and county
, and the lepcr questions and aroused
. much enthusiasm when he said the best
performance Of duty to country wOJld
b. made when the people defeated VIII
cox.
Z In presenting l.. l.. McCandlcss, Boyd
l Gaid that hc was a man who had aloha
, for the Hawaiian people. When VIII
cox vas elected and needed money to
, get Ia Washington, the speaker Dor
1 rOwcd for him 800 from the candidate
for the senate. McCandless said that
r the Home Rulers were constantly mis-
/. leading the people when they told OF
the great strength OF the Home Rule
r party. He called attention TO the fact
that IL had been alleged that the north
en- end II the island was compOsed Of
r Jj per cent Home Rulers. He said that
p saId rad continually misreprescntcd the
state Of affairs 10 the people. and He'd
constantly concerning their work. The
extent Of this misrepresentation he said
was known TO the people themselves
Gnd they viii be- dcfrauded the same
J way II they vote for the Home Rule
candidates again. lie pleaded with the
p"vple 10 come out Of the darkness into
the daylight
Frank ADdradc asked the people. "Do
! you want good government" and when
. they answered "Yes" then he said.
vote the Republican ticket" He went
on 10 tell what the Home Rulers had
not done, ana wound up with an appeal
Tor votes for the Prince and the entire
Republican ticket.
! Is, ~ HrlekOliO, one OF the Young
Mems Republican club orators, was AT
bis beft IN ridlculiGg the Home Rulers.
~ Fald be- was glad be was a citizen
Oi country which had its nag In every
rra ana every cline, for under u there
was protection fDr everyone Iie en-
laTgrd upon how great WAS the United
states, ana what small part Of n an
Has WilcoN 10 said The failures ~
NllcDS were due ~ the fnGi ibat GOd
was not on his Side, fOr The very man
Hbg begaH ne cry " I'm ibe spslis"
iag yelrH hH0 wa 30 more, bpt ibs
men whom hs attacked SIN liynd
JNnab kumalae Tead ibs lDlter from
lfplpupapl Whlch JUDGE kauluk0u re-
rriyrd ana ibeD madr "a Strong appeal
fQr the people ~ ygis f0r no pnlprr
ana 4Ralpsi ibn MUM ~ WlloOK me
meeting adjourned WIN ibTeo rheers
fpr lht gpren, for ihe prinrr gnd for
lhe iiDpublifan parly
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