Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-03
iii DlMO(RAIG RALLY.
ORPHEUM MEETING SAW
Sensations AND SURPRISES
DEMOCRATS ATTACK ADMINS
TRATioN POLICIES AND OUT
LINE THE POLITICAL BAT
TIE FOR THE YEAR.

ht DNhioNidtiN ihN'NihS Wv VIZ
Drpheum Saturday night was evidence
positive that the two old line parties
will henceforth, in Hawaii, as else
where In the United States, form the
forces that thrash out pub
lie questions and do battle for the
and honors Of Office. The
tones in which the voice of Democracy
first makes itself heard in this cam.
paign, have the ring OF sincerity and
The doctrines laid down
were clear cut and the big crowd pres.
ent showed its appreciation of the ideas
advanced.
As the opening gun of political
the Democrats have no rea.
son to feel bad with the meeting Sat.
urday night. There were a good many
vacant seats in the house to begin with
bat they filled up long before 1t was
over. The audience was composed Of
haoles, Hawaiians, Portuguese and a
large number of women
As presiding officer w. A. Kinney
did the honors well. He introduced
the long list of speakers, one by one,
and the task of the first bow for some
OF them was made easy by his graceful
remarks. In calling the meeting to
order Mr.. Kinney said that II was
known that the government officials
had sent out word to all government
employees that they must not show up
at the Democratic meeting. THAT is
one way to run government" said
Kinney. but there will be a response
and 1t will be heard on the eighth day
OF November" Mr.. Kinney's address
is printed in full in another column.
On the platform with Mr.. Kinney
were Curtis Iaukea, ex-Judge C. A. Gal
braith, c. J. Campbell, Il. II. Trent.
Frank Harvey, II. 7. Moore, l.. II. Me
deiros, Messrs. Jarret, Aea, Nauha and
other Democratic candidates.
Frank Harvey was the first TO follow
w. A. Kinney. He said in English
that he would carry out the Democratic
principles II elected. His principal
speech was in Hawaiian and was loud.
~ applauded.
Aea said he knew the Democratic
pa' W y. ,"e on,s one 'na' ,an ,a,''
y" ."' puDS ~ 9u ~
Apu", I'm ,ae' Hi"'o inns
'Pe.n ~ i,a" a''"n.
eapa'n ~ d. oaippe., ."iu'ua'e
~" o, spVne $50
80 - app' e.' ~, ~ . 80
,""'o on ,n' "',e 'NNe'
"i'u NO ne "ou'' w or =" no Po"''
w 80 :" s"T es'a,. .V"' 3"
''oo" y.
oesse na .n ,, Sa'n 'na. u. nau IVns
a"ppv' 'eu Wv ,io'ne i.u'e pa's'' nop'ns
80 80 ~ ." ~, " 'n so,
~ 'ne peopo' " "a, ~
o.. ~ - ~, =, .,
M n I'm p%s .'' n, ~
az w 80 a~u'''n NV VI .u a'i -"
We ~, 'o,n ~" -. 80 a ms
.o,,~ 80 yn.,
"a .' nv" 10 ~, 49, - 49, sv.'
w pe's 10 80 n"'" '"'
pionana n TT IT,, o,oa w. 400,
,,,.,sa 49,, ~ ,.,,,s,' ~ ~ So.
!, ,ha na, 80. ~ on,,,'an -, D'o U.s.,
-, az, n,n, ~ - r. 81,
Wv 80 ~. n"u, ,"e S NUS 80, ae 1 ns
r., 49,, a., a., ~
~ 80 e., -, aa.s 49, ~,
go ~ a. 81. ~. peopo ae I'm,
- ,,at ~ 80. - =. -. Nv.
o.a 80, -, a. na..,a 80.
inc ua saia H. I'll, 80 az .o,
az ,,,o asn,,nIa,.a,ian s.,n,a rs, ~
- aSaa,'aa a. 80 -. ~ snn,
roais,ou ,ha,n 10, aaai,s. s.o"a,a,, 49,
ne said ,hot uau' ~ ho,iouoS ~, ~,
- a,on,1 A. M ,ho,, ,Io.aa -,
a., no,a ,ha nomoano,Io 49,, s,.otss,
CO.. nonor - saia ,ho nou.are,,.
80. 49, ,a,.,saa., ~. 80
,Ioans naod al ,ha a,ain,oata,ts r.,
Con- h,n tn nan,oana,Ia 80, !. o.,
,ha 80, $3.50 c. -, - ~,
49, 1870 hoan,,s, ~ -
., ,,an, y " N ~ '
Irdaa co,,ro,,h ooro =, ,,,ouos,,,o
,ooomnt 80 ,ha -, =, t,a Nat,ena1
nouoar,,ia o,,n,Io =, @. -.
SN'S''eNAN ~ ~ i~ouA'