The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-11-03

ROOSEVELT
Markham Called Him
a BuIlheaded
Traitor.

and branded as n traitor at the Home
Rule mass meeting Mt the Orpheum
last night Most of the speeches were
abusive and offensive and filled with
blasnhemous remarks about the candi-
dates of the Republican party and off,
cials of the government. For the most
part the orators played upon the pref
udices of the ignorant rank and file by
eulogies upon their dead leader, appeal
ing to the people to think of him as
they voted. 1t was u meeting over
flowing with demagogy, anarchy and
humbug.
The Orpheum was filled and an out
side meeting was conducted from the
church steps across the street.
c. w. Ashford was particularly
violent. especially when he said he
hopad to be appointed special counsel
to prosecute certain Republicans whom
he said were sure to turn out as crimi-
nails today in connection with the bal
loting, so that he could put them In the
chain gang and then lash them with q
whip while they were defenseless.
"A prominent man In Hackfeld's en-
ploy." said Ashford. has told the Ha-
waiians In the employ of that house,
Here's $500 of Republican money, and
If you don't vote the Republican ticket
you will be fred
Another Republican says, Our only
salvation Is that If our best men are
thrown down. we will fire you all out
Is that the kind of liberty you want to
live in?
There is a little fellow at the head
of the garbage department" shouted
Ashford, growing more and more
I,G
employees to hold their ballots high up
in the booths when they vote so that
somebody behind them can see that
they are voting the Republican ticket
straight Immediately telephoned the
Attorney General and complained of the
little Russian, and he said IL we can
bring proof of any such work he would
appoint me to prosecute him to the full
extent of the law. | hope to send such
cattle to the bull pen where they be-
long.
1--WE have them on the run, and only
the grace of God, which they lack, can
save them.
Crowd around the ballot boxes when
the votes are being counted and see
that no votes are stolen and see that
the missionaries commit no fraud"
Ashford then referred to certain cleo
ton chairmansas criminals and told the
natives to watch them close. That was
to be his principal work today.
avoid the saloons and drink from
now until after the election, as you
would the Devil" he concluded.
AlSna said that Independence would
come If the natives voted the Home
Rule ticket.
In the street one Harrison who has
Oeen otten III tue ponce court ior as
5aulting MS wite' maze abusive re-
marks against 'he hepuo,c"h cahu'
ia'es' ne saiu IL Tue iN'p"oi'ea"s
won tte nh'''cS "o"'p oe opa'''e'
Town IKE lsussiah conV'cts'
George MarNnaih ra'ieu at ires'uun'
tooseNe't ana heaPeu ap"Se upon ,ne
'hi'l mag iS'r"'e Vi 'he nahum WIN
very prehth'
am INSPIRED 'oh'eh'' shou'eu
'eorse III frenzy Oh eNGi'eipent' pul
can express my thoushts WIN DAN
81 Wepsters uictiohary ana lie won
lered why the foreigners III Tue crown
ausheu' Marhha'ii aiso p'"yeu OIL
ne ieeiihss Oh the natives NY 'achrS
nose reference 10 WILCOX
Whether man ne niechhh'c OF
piumper' ihechahic Oh pricNiayer,
lc continued as ,he ioreisners s'hi'eu.
shaii speak my heart ana my soui
nan come out 'ohieht without il'o,e
atioh' Ashioru Is man VINO mas
ne power 10 hght missionaries anu
'oie' Doies appointment Wy f'ooSe
'eit Is uaihnation 10 u.s.
Roosevelt mas mace the greatest
hlstake OF MS Ire ana ne III DULL