Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-09-26

Leaders of the Republican Tight this
as they cut and slashed Re. !
publican pretenders at the big Or. |
pheum meeting Saturday night was
unexpected perhaps. vet none the less
hailed with pleasure by the party work. !
crs. The saber thrusts and vigorous
blows by Kuhio. Robertson, Bishop.
Lane and the Representative candi.
dates delivered against the boiling AID. |
yertiser and Independent Candidate
Brown. were greeted with yells of de.
light by the Republican audience. The
big crowd that sat for four solid hours,
and listened patiently to first class
oratory showed its deep interest in
the campaign by this attention. Moth.
ing 80 aroused the audience to out.
bursts of applause as the courageous
work of the speakers i'm pressing the
red hot branding iron against the tough
side of the traitors to the Republican
party and organization.
The bolt of the Advertiser was re.
buked By Chairman Robertson, Dele
gate Kuhio. T.. Faxon Bishop, candidate
sStHdtOT, w III. ANltIt, SOl. MHHts
Iona and Chas. Broad, candidates for
the House of Representatives. While
the audience was disposed to quietly
listen to the able Republican speeches,
Saturday night, rather than indulge In
uproarious demonstration, every shaft
aimed at the boiling newspaper and
the independent candidate was greet.
ed with yell. From every appear.
ance. the crowd was mass Of straight.
voting Republicans.
IT was the best political meeting seen
IN Honolulu for long time. The vot.
eFs were there to consider soberly what
was said. The speakers and party man.
ayers could not have failed to go home
confident In the growing strength OF
lne Hepuoi'can cause' Two represent
.a''res i'oni Tue rii.h pis'ri'' maui
eH'ei.en' 'pee'nes anu "neh 'nese men
"ho nao oeeh re'i'eu III Tue oo',ihs Au.
,er''se,, appeare"' ,,eir reeep''oh U!
Tue a"uience was eh'nus'as''e.
ine hahaaho i.epuo''eaa 'iup Win
.orehes anu 'he rauoa o'"o III or"
"h' ah'io'"h nn"i'neu 'ne s.'eetS DC
to'e 'he ihee''hs anu a. Tue no"r, tnc
VIZ aui.o'' u'" was pa'he"' ihe Ei''
a"'n,e' hao peen seeureu anu iiequeh'
'e""''ionS vi music o'oNe e'e ''o"o.
WI! y. 'ne 'ons seiies VI spee'"es' ~
.ohs'oe'ao,e oe'esa''oh vi "o"'eh "ere
we auoieh'e'
ine niee.'"s was ea''eu " o'ue' Wy
e""' man ~. W. W. nooer'soh' vi 'ho
N.ase were oena,v',a' oa,io'ua a ~"
s..'' Lane anu n'shop, nep'esen'a'l'e
.aau,ua'es aha'aue' Iiari's' Maue,oha'
See' "Na,a"'' n",eiop""' SHAW
euau' euini' Ions anu o'ne's
"neh 'ie meeting was ea''eu " VI
WI '"e'e was ''"''''"s ioo' o"'''
Robertson Leads.
Mr.. Robertson said: This meeting
IL designed to acquaint you with ouI
candidates at the outset Of the cam
lpaign. After annexation of these Is
lands to the United States, we who
helped organize the Republican party
did so believing that 1t was best fol-
this Territory that 1t become Repub
hcah Ierritory. we tried at that TINT
to show the Hawaiians that by ally
Ing himseif with the republican party
they wouid be assisting themselves II
the best possible manner There wa
every reason that we should take ina
STAND. A fepupncan PRESIDENT ana
Republican Congress gave US annexa
lion. we believed the kepubiican part!
would DE friendly 10 US ana nothinl
mas occurred 10 change our minds. I'M
hepuDhcah party ID iriehdiy 70 US; TN
democrats are not me democrat
nave opposed the opening OF the rama
ina canal an enterprise OF the creates
Na'ue IN upDuiidihg haWah ihdustrial
w. inc democrats oppose the puiio
ing up Oh the American navy. II GU
Facihc squadron is increased II VIII
na'urahy increase the ACTIVITY IN on
haroor' Inc democrats opposed Tn
ACQUISITION Oh .ne fhinppines' 'he az
Ee'op"eh. oi ohiha' ihey therepy Ut
IOppOSeu TO the increase OF tne CON