Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-21
CHINESE VOTERS +: 4: e. Z.
HEAR pOuII,S
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Will Vote Straight Re.
publican Ticket
This Year.
SENATORIAL CANDIDATES
ADDRESS CHINESE VOTERS
ISSUES OF THE DAY LAID BEFORE
THE THOUGHTFUL AND CON-
SENTATIVE CHI. ..
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The Republican meeting last night
IN the Chinese hall was one Of the most
interesting OF the campaign, IL was
attended entirely by Chinese voters.
There are one hundred and seventy.five
registered Chinese voters on Oahn
Over q hundred Of these were at the
Republican meeting last night. e..
At "a political meeting the Chinese
are not very ,demonstrative, but they
are very attentive, They detect mis-
statement OF hot air quicker than a
wink and the serious speaker finds In
them the kind of hearers he likes. re-.
spectful, attentive. thoughtful. Ili
The Chinese meeting last night was
presided over by Mr.. Ho lFon. Of Dish.
ops bank. The speeches were inter.
preted by, William Y, Kwai Fong,
Speeches were made by the three Re.
PUBLICAN candidates for the Senate.
The hrst speaker was J, N. Dowsett,
He said: o. ,...,,, -.,.,.,.. ........- . -...
This Is the, first opportunity I have
had Of addressing the Chinese with
the. right TO vote, l. deem, il a great
honor to have the privilege, or course
you all know why we have come here
this evening. We are here as candi.
dates on the Republican ticket to see
| II we, cannot convince you, that the Re.
publican party both In, these Islands
and the mainland Is the party desery
Ing Of yoar support. We will show
that the policy of the Republican party
IS the cause OF prosperity on the main.
land and these Islands, as well, II 1t
lwere not for the Republican policy of
lproteStlon we would have no, sugar In,
dustry aud consequently no prosperity
here, o, We are. OF course. aware that
1.-THE, exclusion Of, Chinese works a, hard.
lship for .yop,r There are not as many
of your people berg as there would be
but for that a But you, can rely, on us
70 do what we can, to protect you. We
know the, Japanese prefer, Japanese
lrice through, patriotism. but, You can
rely on Mr.. Bishop. Mr.. Lane and my
self to do all We can to protect your
Interest. You all know Mr.. Bishop, Mr.
Lane and myself" I'VE are closely NJ
ISOLATED with you in business" w
Iccnslder, ourselves fitted to, 80 In tht
Legislature and look after the'business
Questions that come up don't think
ANY man is, better than q business mar
to look after the business Interests o.
.leyery. ne.-.We-are- pladGed. 10 .supporl
| the Republican platform. -..-.-------
There is the Delegate to Congress
to be elected. 9giase,;kuhio is stand
ing for reelectfon. TT seems to- mi
that 1t is plain to shy map. tint will
a Republican admini strstlon at Wash
ington. a Repubiiesn Delegate sioul,
be elected to represent Hawaii} 3Hs ha
been there alrfady He has succeed
cd In getting SmeNsurss through TO
this Territory He has introduces
many bills and~got them under head
way and any new man would have /
begin all over again,
l Company our platforW With the Den
1ocratic platform. Which Is the NOR
manly? More honest? We make defiI
lite. clear statements of policy, Will
the Democrats do nothing but .abxs
the administration OF Govefnof "
ter. We hay Governor Carter.>a
publican appointee. II Democrats an
Home Rulers are elected, there will b
pulling IN ,eyeRy dFectiOn The PEI
Sion and the peoples money viii b
-twastedr--4zihe- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
all we have got invested in this TER
J bory. wa sss as tnSi01s d you to Sc
the Territory 10 forward and see bus
ness flourish. To this end ! think a
Should 60 70 the p0Ylss and vote n
straight Republican ticket"