The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-10-20
REPUBLICANS AT WA|ALUA
PUT WILCOX TO R0UT
With All Nominees on the
Beckley Scores Wilcox and
and Endorses Anti.Home

before the audience while applause ant
cheers split the welkin.
High Sheriff Brown spoke of the
promises made by the Republican par.
ty which had been kept and which
would continue to be kept. Wilcox
he said, had been making the statemen,
that he (Brown) had only been keeping
natives employed in the police depart
ment for the past eight or ten years
with the idea that sooner or later his
office would be elective, and that then
he would have henchmen to work and
vote for him. Brown said that such
statements were ridiculous. The natives
had been kept in office without any
such motive, but mainly because they
had been efficient and faithful. VIM.
Wond interpreted, and infused into this
work efficient and telling results.
The other orators spoke as usual and
when the meeting broke up, 1t was ap-
parent it had been far more successful
than anticipated. The special train re-
turned to the city at an early hour yes
| terday morning.
WILCOX WAS ENTRAPPED.
|
ticians were at Kahana, former Home
Rule stronghold, High Sheriff Brown
enlightened the natives as to the falls
ity of some of Wilcox's utterances. Ka-
hama has shielded in past times many
| lepers, and Wilcox had made the state
ment that If elected he would not ar
rest any lepers, and would not permit
his officers to do so. High Sheriff
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this statement was, as it was the Board
of Health and not the police department
which sought out the lepers. He said
that Wilcox did not know what he
was talking about or he deliberately
told what he knew was untrue. Lep-
rosy was not a crime, that the police
now had to pursue and arrest leprous
persons. Browns refutation struck
home.
DEPUTY'S MAIDEN SPEECH.
While Deputy Sheriff Chilingworth
was on the Koolau side of the island
on Friday, he Joined the Republican
speechmakers at Kahana. When the
speakers had finished, the Deputy
mounted his horse to ride away, when
he was held and a speech was demand
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excused and had stage fright, but final
ly he was badgered into talking in Ha-
waiian. 1t was smooth sailing after
the first effort, and he made an ex-
cellent address, for which he was /
warmly applauded.
MEETINGS THIS WEEK.
Following is the schedule of Repub-
lican meetings for the present week,
tonight:
Monday, October 19-Kakaako. Lili-
kalani chairman. Tpeakers: D. Ka-
go, Hooking, Pahunani, Gilman, Mika,
Pratt, Olepau, Murray, w. w. Harris,
Boyd. Sherwood, C. B. Wilson, John
Tuesday, .ober 20-Pauoa. r. N.
Boyd, chairman. Speakers: Rawlins,
sam Nuuanu, Gilman, j. Naone, Hook
ng, Pahunui, Brown, Renton, Boy
orator.
Tuesday, October 90 Kalihi-uka.
saac Cockett, chairman. Speakers: j.
<apono, Pratt, VIM. Holt, Dwight
has. Clark, Pahia or Murray, Senator
Achi, Lucas.
Wednesday, October 81 - Young =
lens Republican Club hall. Lorrin
lndrews, chairman. Speakers: Hook
ng, Gilman, Brown, Lucas Pratt.
Wednesday, October 81 - Kalihi
amp. Henry C. Vida, chairman. 9
peakers: Pahia, Dwight, Brown,
raft, Lucas, Renton, Murray, Sher-
God, Rawlins. 4
Thursday, October % - Emma r
luare. VIM. Henry, chairman. Speak,
IS: Andrews, Beckley, Robertson,
chi. Breckons. Gandall, Smith, An 4
'ade, Harris. a
Friday. October 23-Waianae. Chair u
an not yet chosen. Speakers: Brown .,
raft. Murray, Boyd, Lucas, Renton, If
chi, McCandless, VIM. Holt. it
Saturday October 24-Bethel and IN
otel streets. Lorrin Andrews. chair :,
an Speakers: Andrews, Hooking, or
,ckley. Gilman, Pratt, Douthitt, Muir tn
y, Brown. Rawlns. X
POLITICAL NOTES. :"
The boy orator" made a hit Satur-
y night when he made a red-hot Re- liz
blican address on the public politi- G,
stand at the corner of Hotel and to
N'Ni f'iSNtS' ne boN orator Is
orator in fact, both in English and IN
lwaiian. If he speaks first in Eng ia
he interprets his remarks by para r.
iphs into Hawaiian and vice versa. 80
'aptain Holi Thornton, Republican on on
rker, made a humorous speech on ]
same stand Saturday night and cd
lsted Wilcox and John Wise. He OF
It 1t was not Wilcox who was I'D ~
election, but Mrs. Theresa" AS
Wise, he said: "Mr. p. C. Jones. sal
nest man in Hawaii mel, educationed sh'
IN Wise in United States, some- ou
ere, don't know where. Wise came M
* here and talk against Mr. Jones's
'nds. I not got much education ,
got was on whaleship up in Arc yer
ocean. but II Mr.. Jones had sent Juc
to United States or Europe to L
cation me, tell you I came back e,t
e and be governor" ~