The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-04-15

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Governor Faufnd n pnio ~ Hawaii
ralrhed hefc On The steamer Sierra ye.
Time Vas when the coming % he
tuiffp ~ Hawaii caused n stir Z be
hnnfs plryei The military arm - the
government stretched forth piad. per
spring nand There was show OF
gold braid and nunkcyisin
Yesterday Governor Dole arrived in
Democratic simplicity There was no
band. no braid. no welcome 60 the city.
tie came Ia like the ordinary globe
troitcr from cut the sea. lie was held
with the other passengers white the
quarantine doctor made weary In
spection of suspected steamer. lie
came up from the steamer on tug
like other fret cabin passengers That
was his only distinction. and he shared
II with IS or more. for the second
cabin and steerage passengers were
taken over tn quarantine In the steam
cr-all men being unequal before the
law In our ridiculously quarantine form
OF government.
nut Governor Dole's baggage had to
De inspected. and he had to wait for
H. There was no hack burning az any
hodNh expense In anticipation of his
coming General Young sent no aide
de-carnp TO bid him welcome Governor
Gage made no pilgrimage to the wharf
to extend To him n fraternal hand.
Mayor Schmitz did't bother his head
about mere Island Governor.
PITIES HUMPHREYS GANG.
And yet when Governor Dole left his
Island home the band of his partisans
played, and his opponents said he
would be removed or forced to resign
as soon as he got to Washington. There
was the very devil 10 pay over his de-
parture; but when he reached Califor-
mia there was no sign that the CONT
nent wobbled or tipped.
An of which indicates that the fuss
in the Islands * "A good deal of a tea
pot tempest SO far as the rest of Uncle
Sans domains is concerned; but II IL
very real ana mighty down there.
Governor Dole. however. does not seem
like a man who would wade into po-
litiCal scrap and lay about him indis-
criminately unles the fight were forced
on him. He is mildness personhed has
no frills about him and talks of his
opponents in the tone of plying ia
Their rather than that of an acerbitous
disputant.
why are you going to Washington
the Governor was asked
Because President Roosevelt sent
for me-" was his reply.
Did he send for you at the instance
az George X. Carter?"
Il suppose he did"
Is Senator Carter for or against
you?"
senator Carter always has been my
fric nd"
Have any charges been filed against
you at Washington"
II have not been informed of any
chdrges-there has been no official
communication to that effect"
rs any member OF the party i'm OPP
position to you now at Washington?"
Not that ] know Of"
Did any of that party come on the
steamer with your
mo. Judges Humphreys and Gear
were booked on the Sierra. but they
did not come. They said the booking
was Il joke" %
TOM FITCH IN GUANO.
How about Tom Fitch, the silver
tongued orator, who was on board?"
Il don't think Mr.. Fitch has been
taking any part in politics. He told
me he was going to Southern Califor-
mi nj in
ana he asked me to do something for
MN in Washington concerning a guano
Island between Honolulu and Japan"
What is the real cause of the differ
ences in the islands," 4
Just here Governor Dole rose, sought
his glasses from beneath his beard,
sdroit'y swung their string around the
flowing glory of his face and studied
the card which came with big bou-
quet of rose buds.
The real difference il that the outs
want % Get in" said Lorrin A. Thurs
ton, who WIS Governor Doie's COM
panion, and who is apt to say things
with a snap
Who are the outs? Are you Repub-
Leans and Democrats down there. or
Missionary and Anti-Missionary?
My sympathies always were with
the Republicans" said the Governor.
Though of course, when became
i
for oil ard had no party"
What are Judges Humphreys and
Gear?"
They are supposedly Republicans"
And Sam Parker?"
He is the Republican National Com
mitteeman."
Then the row is really Republi-
can row?"
NO INTENTION OF REsIGNING. i
1T is the Home Rule party against !
the Republicans. The Home Rule par
ty is the old Royalist following. Judge |
Humphreys appears to have been ad- /
vising with the Home Rule party. |
though i ought not to say that for |
publication, for ] really don't know it, |
and l do not wish to say anything |
against Judge Humphreys that | do |
not know. AS To the Missionary party.
the designation has now lost its old |
significance What is called the Mis-