The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-11-18
TRIBUTE TO
THE JUDGE
A GREAT GATHERING OF MEMBERS OF THE BAR AND
OTHER CITIZENS IN THE FEDERAL COURT-ELO-
QUENT ADDRESSES MADE, WITH MANY REFEREN-
CES TO JUDGE DOLE'S PUBLIC SERVICES.


splendid tribute was paid States Judge Dole this
ing by members of the bar the his being and
taking the bench The Federal crowded many people
unable in all Though regularly
the remarks made by various speakers appauded several times
Governor Carter among those in court also Mrs Dole Mrs Fear
Mrs orrln Andrews Mrs A. H 1aWes and Miss warner and gen
eral gathering of Territorial and Federal officials and citizens
Governor Dole he then entered the
after o'clock accompanied by Chief Justice Fre who the
black robes his Office The oath taken read
by the chief justice in impressive and Governor Dole responded
voice that could be plainly heard His response to the oath ended
his Governor and made George r. Carter Acting Governor
Sanford Dole through the with his usual calm
dignity The written handed to him by Chief Justice
Fear and he sat down and signed after which the CHIEF justice signed
and then Dole the bench and Marshal end opened
the according to the usual form
Judge Dole very brief his remarks the bar He said that
and that sumng his old relations with the bar him pleasure He
anticipated working together with the members of the bar for those
ends for which courts established which are largely the proper
administration OF justice between and man.
W. o. Smith said that president Of the Bar Association his
pleasant duty the bars welcome OF Governor Dole the
Federal bench and the pleasure with which himself and the
community welcomed the appointment lit : appropriate that reie
speake 1T light thrg render ons OF continuous
the judgement and mercy have characterized dmnsa
tons Of public offices in the past departments govern
legislative executive and Judiciary higher than the judi
ciarythe administering Of justice between and In the his
tory Hawaiian they have always been safeguard of
ce buwark of the rights the people and by this they have
worlds respect and feel that under this appointment
they will hold In behalf OF the bar take great pleasure in express
General A. S Hartweu senior member OF our bar and Cecil
Brown next to him the roll OF attorneys OF the Supreme Court OF
the Territory here and will further the sentiments OF the
members"
Harwe address which there references
political the before made public Judge
Dole he said had evil enough said about the last
years make appropriate that this OCCASION when you lay
aside the executive work have so long carried should hear
pleasant things don't think all the things should be SAID
about after he dead or by partsa s community OF o
nouu varied naonaes and various OF looking at
things, but is after all in my opinion OF good kind
when S03 the occurred the then occupant OF
the throne had for the time least dsavowed constitutional Obligations
and opinion OF majority OF the vigorous minds here it t
declaring the throne 1t great question with
line should be elevated the throne
be established don't know myself except by inter
your that but able to do what
able follow without regard self the
decided by the majority 1t critical time In opinion there
single this community who could have taken the
position with and convinced all classes both
friends opponents the and the comparatively small Amer
always complete integrity and
safeguard public interests 1t this that carried the
country through those critical and think history will SO record
the facts
has been that fault
being partisan enough Whether from temperament
your view of right principles you regarded success
fu politician speak plainly That just what wanted during
those That feeling opponents that would see
the fair thing done regardless of whom affected the greatest
strength of the government"
General Hartwe said that Dole had held had
good fortune for be able
When completed and there question
should be Doe friends had felt that he should
himself say he wanted the office 81 took the liberty o
telling of this feeling friends continued the speaker
should OF the once
seeking the man But Washington without the slightest
whether wanted the goyenorshp not You wouldn't
tell whether you would take not Few believed this In
stated that the principal object OF visit to Washgo
governor General HarWel said
position Federal judge had come to Dole
in the same way with stating that he believed the whole
community regardless political OF the believed in
Judge Doe absolute intentions to do the right thing ana Dear the m
meaning of his oath Of office in his consciousness