The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-10-25

"Vote the ticket straight" was the
sense Of a meeting of seventy-iive haole
Republicans held in the Eighth Precinct
Republican hall on Alapai street
1t was one OF the liveliest meetings
that these seventy-five men have so far
attended this year, for personalities
were INDUCED in during the course of
the speech making, Charles Hustice
making special attack on Attorney
General Lorrin Andrews who was pres
emf, for participating in politics while
holding government offices.
Mr.. Andrews, representing the Fourth
District Committee, of which he was
chairman, appeared before the meeting
and made a speech favoring the straight
Republican ticket, giving his reasons
for not voting a split ticket, in which
he was backed up by George w. Smith,
Ollie Swain, Arthur Coyne, John Lucas,
e. A. Douthitt, Major Zegler, Harry
Murray, Mr.. Petrie and E. Towse.
| Mr.. Hustace arose and denounced
Governor Carter, Attorney General An
drews and all office-seekers in general
for going out in the campaign as active
participants. He presented a resolu-
ton in which he called for the aboli
ton of the primary and convention.
Things warmed up to such stage that
the air was blue. George w. Smith
poured oil upon the troubled waters, by
showing why the participation of gov
eminent officials in notifies in n Terri
tory was not harmful.
The meeting was opened by Chairman
Lucas. who said he was surprised to
learn that n meeting was 70 he held
and he was not particularly aware of its
nature.
| ct understand that Charley Hustace
has some reasons for telling the people
whv they should vote for , snlit ticket 5"
said tho chairman "Nr Andrews will
fell Won WHY Won should vote a straight
RenubIican ticket don't understand
WHY. because we have the Governor
iumniny on ne once In , while we
| should not ba ,oval Rem,hlicans and
vote the ticket straight !"
Chairman Andrews Of tbe Fourth Dis
tr;ct COMMITTEES tban nresan+ad his
y;ou,s ~, tho suhiac, q, tho following
way.
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r,,sa,f oo,,a hara ranrasan+ing tho
i Eourtb D,st,,ot C,on,uittoe An of us
here want tn soc the Renub,ican Marty
s,ooassfu, ,,d u,o,, 70 do n,ba+ &c nos
| sihIa CO.. tho pan,,h,ioo,, ,orty II &c
rotbing 70 mo or Nv Tousa excen+
that we arc Penrb,icans and want the
. ,;o,,a+ 20 MI,
.,rha Eourth D;stric+ oor,roi,tea hoe
found the entbusiasn, .mong the IA
,roiiors ~ ha ,rraotar ,bon hosora yya
have had M money 70 snand and n is
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wby tba t,cLe, should no ont
"0r tho senatoriaI ticket we have
three Ranuh,icans No man can cav
anytbins agains, pisbon nr his abiIity
In hns,ness W. know mat Dowsatt's
,ntasr,,,, ana cbaractar ora not oues-
,ianoa yana 10 o,a 80 a. risin,, ,,nuro.
1o,,,a,,on r. hos a,,,,a,.s ,,.orl,o5
harI CO.. ,ho nart, oyon n,hon de,oated
| l., o,,n,,o,,iors ha,o,a II. &. a NOR
~ 80 ,ntailiaanao
"Aaains, thass ,hroo 90 gort,o,,or
wbo 20 cortainiy strons man IN iris
cor,r,u,i,v rsfar IN cscu Rrown
There ara ,wo reasons WIN Won are he
inu asked 10 vote for Brown. one IL
thot tho administratio, went into the
convention IN fipbt Brown ia heal him
ana ala beat him. ana because the Gov
ernor did not like him. Less than 20