Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-18
DEMOCRATS NAME
| NEW CANDIDATES
Vacancies On Ticket
| Were Filled Last
| Night
lLANdSTON BLOOMS OUT
| As BRILLIANT 0RATOY
HuTcHiNs EXPLAINS WHY HE
WITHDREW FROM RACE HE
FELT SURE OF WIN.
MING.

Waverley Hall and made two nomina-
tons to ill vacancies on their Legisla.
tive ticket. The convention developed
more enthusiasm than the original
nominating convention at the begin.
ming of the campaign. q. J. Waller
was chosen to fill the place on the Sen.
atorial ticket vacated by Mr.. VOTERS
and James +. Langston was named for
the place left by the withdrawal of G.
j. Hutchins.
The nominations were unanimous
and we're followed by cheers that could
be heard two blocks away from Wav.
erley hall.
Mr.. Langston in accepting the nom.
nation made political speech, show.
ing himself to be a campaigner able to
hold his own with any of them. Mr..
Langston said: Il come before you as
a man who has advocated the interests
Of the Hawaiians since the day ar.
rived in the Islands and | am proud,
notwithstanding the jeers of the multi.
tude, to come before you representing
the great Democratic party.
From the foundation of the Ameri.
can Government, there has been a con.
test between the common people and
the self.styled aristocracy. am
proud to be one of the common people,
and In their interest | am and ever
have been willing to work. can bring
evidence to prove that | was the first
man in this Territory to stand for an
eight.hour day for the mechanics and
laborers OF Hawaii. introduced the
first resolution In the Builders Asso.
citation and we have now general
eight.hour day | am still ready to
fight whenever the occasion arises In
the interest of laboring man; those
who produce what the aristocrats en-.
joy.
"In the Fourth District, where I shall
represent the Democrats, the laboring
nan and common people will have one
man in the Legislature whom they can
approach.
THE Democratic party stands today
the proudest, grandest party on earth.
because IL stands for the producer.
AT this time in the city of st. Louis
there is a great Worlds Exposition In
commemoration of the purchase Of
Louisiana, which includes nearly all
the soil between the Mississippi river
and the Pacific ocean. This is the rich.
est land on earth. Democracy made
the deal and brought this great Louis.
lana Territory into the Union. The
Democratic party has won and annexed
to the Union nearly all the territory
that has been added TO the original
thirteen States; and II has given To
this added territory all and more than
all the rights and privileges originally
enjoyed by the thirteen. We must adj
init that II was the Republicans
brought Hawaii into the Union; but
the Democratic party has annexed the
hearts Of the people while the Repub
leans won the soil.
From the time Of Jefferson our par
Ity has been the party Of labor. IL Abra
ham Lincoln were alive today and ad
vocated the principles he did wheI
alive. he would be a Democrat. Il
Garfield had lived, the Republican par
ty would be standing where the Demo
Gratis are today"
Mr.. Langston thanked the conven
Ition for the honor and the nomination
and said there would be no doubt o
the outcome.
G. J. Waller, the Senatorial nomi
nee. was ushered to the front Of tn
hall amid deafening cheers. IL
thanked the convention In a very few
words for the faith 1t had reposed Il
him and he would do his utmost to car
Try out the wishes of his party. ii
said: Fellow citizens and constitu
tents of the Democratic party: l than
lyou for the honor you have extende
to me and shall use my best efforts I
ensure success for the party during tn
coming campaign. l shall endeavor I
so conduct myself that my actions wi
reflect no discredit upon the party @
myself"
W. A. Kinney said "In behalf of tn
convention | want to express to NJ
Waller the high appreciation in whic
he is held by every delegate and ever
Democrat for the great good he is d.
ing the people and this Territory
accepting the nomination against II
persuasion and protests OF powerf,
friends. When the word went ont thu
G. ]. Waller had accepted. a feeling ,
gladness went with 1t Mr.. Waller
known for the work he has done anon
; the needy and his generosity to all
trouble. He has made the sacrifi
taking time from business. and hi
withstood the threats and blandis
ments Of the enemy. who tried to ket
I him off the ticket. Now let US q
stand by him and see that he is lands
20 In, lha Ganala y